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Nightly Tech Reading - tech
(hx) 03:36 AM CET - Dec,03 2003 - Post a comment / read (3)
  • "Anonymous" file-traders arrested - Japanese police have arrested two people suspected of distributing pirated films and computer games through a supposedly anonymous file-sharing network. Police also raided the home of the programmer who created the program used to connect to the network. His program, called "Winny", is meant to hide the identity of a user from everyone else on the network. So far he has only been identified by his online pseudonym "47". It is unclear how the two suspects were traced but their arrests have raised concerns about the security of the Winny network. According to the Japanese Association of Copyright for Computer Software around 250,000 regularly use it to trade files.
  • Hackers used unpatched server to breach Debian - A security alert issued by the Debian says that a known Linux kernel code vulnerability was used to break into the project's servers, bringing development builds to a halt. An encrypted program (encrypted using the TESO BurnEye obfuscator) used an overflow in brk() which allowed the user process to get executable access to kernel space. It's a local exploit, which was only possible because a hacker used a stolen password, then escalated the privileges. All passwords on one of the development machines were invalidated.
  • Mimail variant attacks anti-spam sites. Again -  A new variant of the infamous Mimail worm attempts to knock anti-spam websites off the Net. Mimail-L typically spreads as an attachment (wendy.zip) to a pornographic email claiming to come from a woman called Wendy. Windows users who run an infectious file (for_greg_with_love.jpg.exe) within the compressed attachment get a compromised PC and not the compromising pictures promised by the email.
  • Symantec fixes product activation glitch - The security software maker patches a flaw in its product activation technology that was causing its Norton family of security applications to fail.
  • Microsoft finds flaw in server software - The problem affects all customers who installed SharePoint Services after Nov. 24. SharePoint, which is used to create a company intranet, is included as part of the standard and premium editions of the recently launched Small Business Server 2003 package, which also includes the Windows Server 2003 operating system and Microsoft Exchange e-mail software. The problem prevents SharePoint from installing properly.
  • Largest prime number ever is found  - A 26-year-old graduate student in the US has made mathematical history by discovering the largest known prime number. The new number is 6,320,430 digits long. It took just over two years to find using a distributed network of more than 200,000 computers. Michael Shafer a chemical engineering student at Michigan State University used his office computer to contribute spare processing power to the Great Internet Mersenne Prime Search (GIMPS). The project has more than 60,000 volunteers from all over the world taking part.
  • Breaking the Gigapixel Barrier -  Max Lyons has just posted on his site what seems to be the first 1 Gigapixel picture (tnx Slashdot.org), created from 196 separate photographs taken with a 6 megapixel digital camera, and then stitched together into one seamless composite.
  • China implements new Wi-Fi security standard - The Dec. 1 deadline for all Wi-Fi gear makers to start using the Wired Authentication and Privacy Infrastructure (WAPI) specification was set by the Standardization Administration of China, which manages standards in various industries in China. Support for WAPI is not included in current or upcoming security specifications, such as Wi-Fi Protected Access or 802.11i, developed and enforced by industry groups the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers and the Wi-Fi Alliance. WAPI is to be used with Wi-Fi standards in the 2.4GHz radio band, according to a notice from the Standardization Administration of China.
  • Sony sets date for PSX - Electronics giant Sony announced that it will begin selling the PSX, a new multifunction version of the company's PlayStation 2 game machine, in Japan on Dec. 13. The PSX will combine a PS2 game machine with a digital video recorder and and a DVD player/recorder. The device is set to become available in other parts of the world next year.
  • PlayStation 3 "concept image" (?) hits web - A picture purporting to be concept art of Sony's next-generation console, the PlayStation 3, has been circulated on the Internet, showing a sleek silver console with a slot-loading DVD drive.
  • Napster Offers Free Trial - It may not be a return to the heyday of free-and-easy song-swapping, but old-school Napster users have a chance to try out the newly launched service with a three-day free trial period this month. The free installation of Napster 2.0 is for users in the U.S. only and is currently only compatible with systems running Microsoft's Windows XP or Windows 2000, according to Melissa Foo, Napster's retail marketing manager in the U.K. As an added incentive to sign up for the Napster service, the company is also offering five free tracks that can be burned to CD or transferred to one of 40 compatible portable music devices for those who subscribe to the service for $9.95 per month after their free trial ends.
  • VirtualDub 1.5.10 - VirtualDub (download) is a video capture and processing program. It features fast capturing, process files larger than the 2 gigabyte limit, optimized for linear editing, support for Motion-JPEG, MPEG-1 video and layer 3 audio, real-time and near-realtime video processing, video job queues, and much more.
  • Media Player Classic 6.4.7.1 - Media Player Classic (Win9x/ME ~ Win2k/XP) is similar to windows media player 6.4 but with features pertained to minimalist advanced users. It also supports DirectX 9 and VFW drivers for capture. It supports viewing through ActiveX controls of Real and QuickTime files.
  • VIA Hyperion 4in1 v4.51 -VIA Hyperion drivers (download) are suitable for any VIA chipset and all Microsoft Windows Operating Systems (Win95/98/98SE). If you are looking for VIA 4in1 drivers, these are the drivers you are looking for. They fixed the issue of the Delayed Write Failed only for special condition. Note: Please install 4in1 4.51 on safe mode if the issue happened.
  • Nero 6.0.0.28 - Nero (Nero 6.0.0.28 ~ Nero Vision Express 2.0.1.15 ~ Nero Media Player 1.4.0.14 ~ Nero Mix 1.4.0.14) has been updated, however no change log is available.
last 10 comments:
11posted - Dec, 03 2003 - 14:20
Wow! OMG! A FREE TRIAL TO NAPSTER! I better go uninstall Kazaa right now!!!!!

Screw the greedy!posted - Dec, 03 2003 - 18:22
You also forgot to add that we are going to uninstall Kazaa AND delete all of our illegally downloaded mp3's!!! Thank God for the RIAA showing us the error of our evil non-greedy ways!!! (sarcasm intended)

xxxxxxposted - Dec, 03 2003 - 18:44
Kaza.. people still use that? Hahahaha the virus infected trojan sucking software.. love it.

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