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- Tariq Malik, CEO Wateen, Resigns
- How to Secure Your Home Wireless Network?
- Qubee Donates Rs. 3.5 m to Flood Victims
- Zong Distributes Goods in Flood Hit Areas
- NetSol Pakisan Posts Increased Profit for FY 09/10
- Pakistan Flood Data Got Wasted: Critics
| Tariq Malik, CEO Wateen, Resigns Posted: 06 Sep 2010 04:23 AM PDT
Tariq Malik, CEO Wateen, Resigns is a post from: ProPakistani We have just confirmed, Tariq Malik, CEO of Wateen Telecom has resigned from his position after trembling 2 finals years heading the company. Mr. Malik's resignation was earlier rumored couple of months back, when he was given a final chance to bring the company back to the track. This rumor strengthened when he opted for leave then, reportedly due to illness. Now, multiple sources in company have confirmed us Mr. Malik's resignation, however, we were not able to get official word on this. Farrukh Hayat is named as upcoming CEO of the company, however, final decision is said to be pending at Dhabi Group's table. Wateen, despite of its diversified business and IPO earlier this year, has been going through financial and managerial crisis for over than a year now. Wateen closed at Rs. 4.01 with highest level of Rs. 4.03 per share today, 60 percent less than the face value of Rs. 10 at the time of IPO. Related posts:
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| How to Secure Your Home Wireless Network? Posted: 06 Sep 2010 03:31 AM PDT
How to Secure Your Home Wireless Network? is a post from: ProPakistani
Wireless networks come with plenty of advantages; however they may turn into a privacy nightmare if not properly configured. These days, you can easily get wireless internet signals in your vicinity, or particularly on main roads. Usually, these wireless networks are left with open access while anyone can use them (and all their resources, including but not limited to: printer, internet, etc) even without permission. This may go horrible, if intruder starts accessing your private folder/files that are intended to be shared with another computer at home/office. Even worst, this may bring you legal consequences if intruder uses your network (your IPs) for illegal means. Most common misuse of wireless networks is war chalking (to steal bandwidth from vulnerable wireless networks). Improper Configuration: Usually, it is observed that wireless routers are never configured. They are just bought and put live in a network, just like any other plug and play device. It should be kept in mind that due to wireless in nature, your network is not secure as it was in case of wired network. Hence, wireless routers are supposed to be configured at first use, unlike network hubs and switches. No Firewall Protection: For first line of defense with limited protection, most of the Wireless routers come with built-in firewalls. However, it is observed that firewall configuration on wireless routers is ignored. It must be enabled to put fence between public internet and your private computer machine. WEP (Wireless Equivalent Privacy) or commonly referred as Wireless Encryption Protocol: For newbies, WEP is the password to lock or otherwise unlock your home/office wireless network by authorized users only. You can enable WEP and firewall by accessing the admin panel of your wireless router. Please check your device manual or manufacturer to find out url address of admin panel. Usually, if connected, you can access admin panel by entering this id in any web browser: http://192.168.0.1 or http://192.168.1.1 – here you will be asked for username/password, which is usually admin/admin. You must change this password as well, enable firewall and apply WEP. Advanced Security Setup It must be noted here that WEP is crack able. Experts prefer to use WPA instead of WEP because of its vulnerability. WPA came into existence after weaknesses were found in WEP. For elementary understanding, it is enhanced and much improved form of WEP. It basically safeguards the integrity of message by encrypting it. WPA-PSK is the mode used for home users for providing strong encryption and is capable of changing encryption keys automatically after precise number of packets transmitted. It encrypts network using 256 bit key. However, weak pass phrase are still vulnerable to hackers and other flaws like QOS have been discovered and can be overcome by applying some treatment to wireless settings. Other Random Tips:
Final Thought: It never ends here; wireless networks are still vulnerable but by using up-mentioned methods will at least minimize any vulnerability within your network. If your broadband provider has setup your home wireless network, ask them to keep these aspects in practice while setting it up. Disclaimer: Please be informed that, Author is not responsible for any tips/purchase / sale /exchange/loss/Price Quotation/ decision made or you may brick your device; after reading this article. Related posts:
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| Qubee Donates Rs. 3.5 m to Flood Victims Posted: 06 Sep 2010 03:31 AM PDT
Qubee Donates Rs. 3.5 m to Flood Victims is a post from: ProPakistani Qubee, WiMax broadband internet provider in Pakistan , has donated Rs. 3.5 million to support relief efforts and rehabilitation of flood victims in Pakistan . Mubashir Naqvi, CEO Qubee while stressing the need of the hour said this is the social responsibility of each corporate entity to come forward for the relief efforts for 20 million displaced flood victims. He said Qubee and its employees will never leave the people of Pakistan alone in such trying and testing times. We are committed and standing shoulder to shoulder with the nation to provide all out support to flood victims. Qubee's employees have also donated Part of their salaries for the relief efforts while ration and dry food items etc are also being distributed among the people in flood affected areas and relief camps all across Pakistan. Related posts:
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| Zong Distributes Goods in Flood Hit Areas Posted: 06 Sep 2010 03:23 AM PDT
Zong Distributes Goods in Flood Hit Areas is a post from: ProPakistani Zong recently donated relief goods for the flood affected people. The picture shows Zong's volunteers distributing relief goods in the camps of Thatta, Sindh. Related posts:
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| NetSol Pakisan Posts Increased Profit for FY 09/10 Posted: 06 Sep 2010 12:32 AM PDT
NetSol Pakisan Posts Increased Profit for FY 09/10 is a post from: ProPakistani NetSol Technologies Ltd. (Pakistan), a division of NetSol Technologies, Inc. servicing the Asia-Pacific region, announced financial results for the year 2009-10, ended June 30, 2010. Financial Highlights 2009-10
NetSol PK reported solid growth during 2009-10 while its revenues stood at Rs 2,031 million (US $ 23.64 million), which represents a 53 % increase as compared to Rs 1,324 million (US $ 15.41 million) reported for financial year 2008-09. Gross profit in the fiscal year rose 152 % to Rs 1,366 million (US $ 15.90 million), as compared to Rs 543 million (US $ 6.32 million) reported in the financial year 2008-09. NetSol PK reduced its cost of sales during 2009-10 to 33 % of revenue as compared to 59 % of last fiscal. As a result, gross margin improved to 67 % compared to 41 % in the corresponding fiscal year. Company's net profit margin improved, approaching 48 %, compared to 26 % achieved a year ago. Diluted earnings per share showed upward trend to 12.38 Rupees per share (US $ 0.14 per share), compared to 4.12 Rupees per share (US $ 0.05 per share) reported in the corresponding year of 2008-09. The Board of Directors proposed a final dividend for the year ended June 30, 2010 of Rs. 1.25 per share. Related posts:
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| Pakistan Flood Data Got Wasted: Critics Posted: 06 Sep 2010 12:26 AM PDT
Pakistan Flood Data Got Wasted: Critics is a post from: ProPakistani A huge effort to collect and analyze data on the devastating floods has been severely undermined by a lack of strategies for disaster management and the dissemination of information, scientists and disaster experts have said. According to SciDev.Net, much of data gathered by Pakistan Meteorological Department’s flood forecasting division has not been put to good use. It merits mentioning here that Meteorological Department has an extensive network of weather radars along the Indus River as well as an Indus flood forecasting system that uses computer modeling, however manipulation of this data was not done to get the best out of it. Critics also say there are a large number of agencies working without direction and coordination, and often duplicating efforts. In addition to the NDMA, the Pakistan Meteorological Department, and the Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission (SUPARCO), there are almost a dozen central and provincial agencies engaged in flood relief. The flood forecasting division gives authorities 24-hour warning of monsoon flooding. Its efforts are now being complemented with data on the extent of flood water and damage from the Nepal-based International Centre for Integrated Mountain development (ICIMOD) in conjunction with the US and Japanese space agencies. An ICIMOD team is overlaying the flood data with maps of villages and crops. ICIMOD then relays the information to SUPARCO, as well as to international organizations and the UN Platform for Space-based Information for Disaster Management and Emergency Response, UN-SPIDER. The Pakistan government and army also use the maps to help them decide how to respond. Scientists said data gaps should also be plugged. For example, meteorological radar coverage should extend across the entire country, said Anjum. And ICIMOD scientists say on-ground information, such as the lengths of bridges or the number of animals and crops, still needs to be assembled and combined with satellite data. Via SciDev.Net Related posts:
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Tariq Malik, CEO Wateen, Resigns: ProPakistani Part 1
Tariq Malik, CEO Wateen, Resigns: ProPakistani Part 1
Tariq Malik, CEO Wateen, Resigns: ProPakistani Part 1
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