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 Gameguru Mania News - Jul,29 2004 -  
Thursday Tech Reading - tech
(hx) 05:25 PM CEST - Jul,29 2004 - Post a comment / read (3)
  • 4,677 Viruses In First Six Months of 2004 - A firm specializing in the development of anti-virus and anti-spam software said Wednesday that 4,677 new viruses were written in the first six months of 2004 -- an increase of 21 percent over the same period last year. The major viruses were Sasser, which had a 26.1 percent share of viruses, and variations of the Netsky virus, said Sophos analyst Graham Cluley.
  • Zindows Worm Follows MyDoom's Path - Antivirus companies have issued warnings and software updates for a new Internet worm, dubbed Zindos, that infects machines already compromised by the MyDoom.O worm and attacks Microsoft's Web site. Zindos.A takes advantage of an open back door in Windows machines that contracted the MyDoom.O worm that appeared Monday.
  • See What You Share on P2P - A Showcase of Material Found on Peer-to-Peer Networks throughout the World. Here you will find Everything from Raunchy Personal Photos to Confidential Police Reports.
  • Green card scam couple jailed - A Florida husband and wife team who made millions from victims through a long-running Green card visa lottery scam have been sent to prison and ordered to pay massive fines. John Romano, 30, of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, was sent to jail for 37 months by US District Judge James Cohn last Friday after pleading guilty to mail fraud offences in connection with the scam. Romano's wife, Hoda M. Nofal, 29, began a six-month sentence in April after pleading guilty to obstruction of mail offences related to the same racket.
  • Details of Microsoft antivirus software leak out - Microsoft representatives in the United States refused to comment on functional elements or a potential production time frame for the antivirus package. However, Mirail said the Microsoft antivirus software will utilize two different means of detecting destructive files, the first of which will reference a regularly updated list of known viruses to check for potential infections. The second antivirus tool will analyze computer systems to assess whether they have been hit by a virus in the past and attempt to give end users an idea of how at risk their computers might be for future problems.
  • Chinese authorities shut down 700 porn sites - Apparently, 224 "suspects" have been detained since July 16, which was when the porn shutdowns began. However, no further details have been revealed.
  • Off-topic: FCC Looks Into Regulating Violence on TV - The FCC is considering getting into the business of regulating violence on television (broadcast and cable/satellite).
  • Off-topic: Mystery of solar jets solved - Analysis of high-resolution movies of the Sun has cracked a 125-year-old mystery - what produces jets of matter that spurt upwards from the solar surface at 20 kilometres per second. The jets, called solar spicules, are about 500 kilometres across and reach several thousand kilometres high. They rise from the photosphere, the visible surface of the Sun, into the solar atmosphere. They are also ubiquitous, with some 100,000 active at any one time. Yet, until now, no theory has explained their behavior.
  • Nintendo DS Gets Sleeker Final Design - The final design of the system is viewable on Nintendo official site (screenshot) - looks sleeker and far less chunky, but still a bit awkward (thanks Justin Hancock).
  • Unholy row erupts over Creative Doom 3 patent - A deal Creative announced with id Software the other day appears to have more to it than meets the eye of the storm that's forming round it. That's according to web site Beyond 3D, Creative already owns the rights to a software patent on the face of it similar to Doom 3 shadowing. That site claims that Creative's behaviour is inexcusable, and it emailed id Software's John Carmack to see what he had to say.
  • Glitch hits DirecTV TiVo boxes - The glitch apparently is caused by a software upgrade, version 3.1.0c, that was first downloaded by DirecTV TiVo set top boxes earlier this month, according to postings to a number of TiVo community sites.
  • ATI promises Doom 3 performance boost - According to TheInquirer, ATI is doing something about performance on Doom 3 but that it hasn't done anything to its Open GL driver for almost a year now since there were no really significant games last year which used Open GL. The ATI lad confirmed these claims. It's certainly time to do something about it as Doom 3 is close to materialisation and released in just a week. The ATI claims that we could expect some performance boost with a new driver release.
  • IEEE 802.11 Wireless LAN Security with Microsoft WinXP 1.1 - Microsoft has posted revision 1.1 of the IEEE 802.11 Wireless LAN Security with Microsoft Windows XP guide.
  • ATI Catalyst Tweak Guide - This guide is more than just about how to perform a few advanced tweaks with the Catalysts. Whether you use the official Catalysts or the Omega drivers, this 10-page guide has something for you. It covers the entire driver installation, setup, troubleshooting and tweaking process from start to finish.
  • DirectX 9.0c Control Panel - 3Dcenter.de have posted the DirectX 9.0c control panel for Windows 98/ME/2000/XP/2003.
  • PHPMaker 2.1 - PHPMaker (download) is an automation tool (for Windows) that can generate a full set of PHP scripts quickly from MySQL database. Using the generated PHP, users can view, edit, search, add and delete records in the database easily on the Web.
last 10 comments:
JamieK(07:10 PM CEST - Jul,29 2004 )
They had better make sure to fix the bug with Knights of the Old Republic while they are at it.

FX5900(11:25 AM CEST - Jul,30 2004 )
Good on china for shutting down the porn sites. 700 down, only 2.5million to go. :D

lucas(11:38 AM CEST - Jul,30 2004 )
yay! a ms virus scanner, just what we need! now all the clueless idiots will have an even falser sense of security than they already do!

RE: the Nintendo DS, its looking very sleek now.

RE: software patents, they suck

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