Unlimited storage Google Drive for Student and Teacher !! incredible offer.

In a little over two years, Drive has become the cloud storage and sharing solution for more than 190 million people worldwide who use it regularly at home, work and school. For many of the 30 million students and educators using Google Apps for Education, Drive has even replaced their bookbags. Why lug around piles of paper or overstuffed binders when every type of document or file can be retrieved from the nearest Chromebook, tablet, smartphone or browser?

Earlier this year, we introduced Drive for Work—a premium version of Google Apps for Work—and now we’re bringing that same power to schools. Today we’re announcing Drive for Education, an infinitely large, ultra-secure and entirely free bookbag for the 21st century.



Drive for Education will be available to all Google Apps for Education customers at no charge and will include:

  1. Unlimited storage: No more worrying about how much space you have left or about which user needs more gigabytes. Drive for Education supports individual files up to 5TB in size and will be available in coming weeks. 
  2. Vault: Google Apps Vault, our solution for search and discovery for compliance needs, will be coming free to all Apps for Education users by the end of the year.
  3. Enhanced Auditing: Reporting and auditing tools and an Audit API easily let you see the activity of a file, are also on the way. 

All of this comes with the same world-class security that protects all Drive users. Every file uploaded to Google Drive is encrypted, not only from your device to Google and in transit between Google data centers, but also at rest on Google servers. As always, the data that schools and students put into our systems is theirs. Classroom, which recently launched to Google Apps for Education users, makes using Drive in school even better by automatically organizing all Classroom assignments into Drive folders. And Google Apps for Education remains free to nonprofit educational institutions with no ads or ads-related scanning.

We want educators and students who use Google Apps for Education to be able to focus on the learning experience—not the technology that supports it. With Drive for Education, users can put an end to worries about storage limits and more easily maintain a safe, effective and compliant learning environment.


Source : Google For Education

The new rules tinted effective 1 November 2014

This is the new rules of tinted car. Effective 1 November 2014.

Upon conviction shall be punishable:
  1. Compound RM 300 or fines RM 1000
  2. Jail for 2 weeks or both. 



Exceptions to the rule given to :
  1. Yang Dipertuan Agong
  2. Sultan
  3. Perdana Menteri
  4. Ketua Menteri
  5. Ketua Hakim
  6. Agensi penguat kuasa(police, Kastam , JPJ, etc)
Reference : HMetro

Spyware installed on Android devices to stalk domestic abuse victims


As a threat researcher, I like to think I’m helping make the world a better place. We protect against malware that can compromise your device, steal personal information, costs you money, and commit many other malicious acts.

It didn’t occur to me until today that I was also protecting against stalking and domestic abuse while listening to story on National Public Radio (NPR) entitled Smartphones Are Used To Stalk, Control Domestic Abuse Victims.

With the use of spyware installed on victim’s mobile devices, abusers were able to eavesdrop on their victims remotely, and even more scary, track them using GPS.

In fact, a staggering 85% of victims were tracked by GPS according to NPR who surveyed 72 domestic violence shelters.

NPR named several companies that sell these spyware applications: mSpy, PhoneSheriff, MobiStealth, and StealthGenie.

All of these companies have apps can be ran on an Android device in the background. Here’s a list of some of features these apps can do:


  • Access calendar and address book
  • Control apps on device
  • Monitor call logs
  • Monitor conversations through popular communication apps like Skype
  • Monitor Instant Messages
  • Monitor keystrokes
  • Monitor SMS conversions
  • Monitor web history
  • Read emails
  • Record anything within the distance of your device’s microphone
  • Record calls
  • Remote control device
  • Track device using GPS

In my opinion, no matter how these companies advertise their apps, there is no reason anyone should ever put one of these apps on an unsuspecting victim’s device.

I’m a proud to say that we detect all of these unethical spyware apps.  Anyone that suspects they are victims of such cyber stalking can scan their device using Malwarebytes Anti-Malware Mobile.

Nathan Collier

Reference : MaywareByte Blog

Google Street View - Now Available in Malaysia


For those who do not know, Google Street View is a service that allows users to 'walk' on the road and look at the situation around.

In the past, Google Street View should only be in use at some of the famous places in the world, now it already can be used throughout peninsular Malaysia!

The joint collaboration between Google and Tourism Malaysia will take 13 months to take all the photos the way in Peninsular Malaysia and began to display to the public on September 26 last year. This was announced by Google in Wikipedia Google Street View.



For anyone who would like to try, just to www.instantstreetview.com and enter the address or name of your village and start to 'walk' anywhere you want.

If the website does not show any clear picture automatically, try to pull the picture 'person' to the way you want, like in the picture below.



For anyone who missed Kat's hometown tu respectively, may He use to 'look in' village .. How could you know if lucky, can 'stumbled' with people you know


(L-R) Street View Trekker, Street View Trolley (used in indoor locations), Street View Trike and Street View Car