Top 30 Richest Internet Entreprenuers

They are considered the most wealthiest being alive. Thanks to the internet their career have shifted. Imagine if internet was not born, what would this guys do for a living. Anyway, here are the TOP LIST.

1	Larry Page	Google	1998	$18.5 Billion
2	Sergey Brin	Google	1998	$18.5 Billion
3	Jeff Bezos	Amazon	1994	$8.7 Billlion
4	Pierre Omidyar	eBay	1995	$6.3 Billion
5	Eric Schmidt	Google	1998	$5.9 Billion
6	Ronald Burkle	Yahoo	1995	$3.5 Billion
7	Mark Cuban	Broadcast.com	1995	$2.6 Billion
8	Jerry Yang	Yahoo	1995	$2.3 Billion
9	Omid Kordestani	Google	1998	$1.9 Billion
10	David Filo	Yahoo	1995	$1.7 Billion
11	Kavitark Ram Shriram	Google	1998	$1.7 Billion
12	Todd Wagner	Broadcast.com	1995	$1.5 Billion
13	Peter Thiel	PayPal	1998	$1.3 Billion
14	Niklas Zennstrom	Skype	2003	$1.3 Billion
15	Janus Friis	Skype	2003	$1.3 Billion
16	Jack Ma	Alibaba	1999	$1.1 Billion
17	Mark Zuckerberg	Facebook	2004	$700 Million
18	Simon Nixon	MoneySuperMarket	1999	$680 Million
19	Andrew Gower	Runescape	2001	$650 Million
20	Reid Hoffman	LinkedIn	2003	$500 Million
21	Zhang Chaoyang	Sohu	1996	$425 Million
22	Steve Chen	YouTube	2005	$350 Million
23	Elon Musk	PayPal	1998	$328 Million
24	Chad Hurley	YouTube	2005	$300 Million
25	Duncan Cameron	MoneySuperMarket	1999	$280 Million
26	Marc Andreesen	Netscape	1994	$253 Million
27	Reed Hastings	NetFlix	1997	$150 Million
28	Blake Ross	Mozila	1998	$120 Million
29	Andrew Michael	Fasthost	1999	$110 Million
30	Max Levchin	PayPal	1998	$100 Million

Source:gobusiness101.com

Understanding E-Banking and Risk

Did you ever transfer money to another account? Buy products online? Paying your bills online?, at least it is some of the most frequent applications made by us, all of which are part of the e-banking activities. A banking activities carried out by the electronic media.

Transactions via the Internet that makes it easy for our customers and more profitable than the bank because of low cost, making use of e-banking technologies is increasing. For example, Bank Danamon's scored as many as one million transactions with a transaction value of $ 250,000 through the "internet banking" launched since June 2009, (danamonline.com).

But in its progres, there is just a fun person to utilize this technology, especially those who are experts in the IT world cracker / carding). They could easily break the security system that can suck the money especially with the way customers online.

Security is a process, not product. As the security process has many components. Security as well as a chain consisting of many chains. Like the chain, then the power system is equivalent to the strength of the weakest link. In the case of KlikBCA (e-banking website fake) there are two things that become the weakest link of the system is attacked, the clack-user concerns, and lack of response to BCA. This weakness makes two relatively strong component (eg 128-bit SSL) to be lost meaning.

This means that security issues should not be used as light as part of the Public Relations course because it concerns the security and losses customer / user e-banking. It is time for e-banking users to find out how the ins and outs of this technology, virtual banks do not get complacent because of false knowledge about the applications and systems offered by their e-banking each customer.