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 Nightly Tech Reading - tech
(hx) 04:39 AM CET - Jan,16 2002
  • Xbox may spawn entertainment hub - Some analysts say the new "HomeStation" console will handle e-mail, video recording and gaming. Yet others say the alleged plans aren't even close to becoming reality.
  • Windows Media Player 'Super Cookies' Could Help Track Users - According to Richard M. Smith, the unique identification number assigned by default to every Windows Media Player user can be captured from the user's system registry using a simple script in a Web page.
  • Solaris hole opening way for hackers  - The CERT Coordination Center of Carnegie Mellon University's Software Engineering Institute in Pittsburgh, Pa., said in a bulletin today that it had received "credible reports" of Sun Solaris systems being compromised by hackers with the help of a vulnerability in unpatched versions of a CDE component known as the Subprocess Control Service.
  • Server flaw leaves XP users at risk - A fault on a Microsoft domain name server has prevented users from downloading a software patch for Windows XP leaving them open to serious attacks. Microsoft engineers created the problem as they attempted to update software on a server. Since then, the glitch has prevented users from downloading software updates.
  • F-Secure fixes scanner glitch - F-Secure has discovered a bug that can cause system crashes on Windows machines loaded with its antivirus software. In real life, the flaw is very rare - only three customer sightings in a year. Today the company has issued a fix.
  • AOL warns of ICQ attack risk - The buffer overflow vulnerability affects versions of America Online's popular ICQ instant messaging software prior to version 2001b, which was released October. Only versions for Microsoft's Windows operating system are vulnerable.
  • USB 2 arrives in Linux test version - Linus Torvalds, founder and leader of the operating-system project, releases the newest version of the core software.
  • Thrustmaster Ferrari Force Feedback Racing Wheel Review - With the recent rise in popularity of driving games, there has been great demand for a higher level of realism. Titles that come to mind are the Need For Speed series, the Nascar series and the Formula One series. While these games can be fun to play with a gamepad or keyboard, let's face it, playing a racing game using the arrow keys on your keyboard is no where near as fun as using a full sized racing wheel with pedals and a gear stick. Come join TweakTown as they take a look at the latest edition to the Thrustmaster range, the Ferrari Force Feedback racing wheel.
  • Intel Pentium 4 DDR Chipset Roundup - Last week, Intel has unleashed their new Pentium 4 processors based on the 0.13 micron Northwood cores with 512KB of L2 cache and towards end of this month, Intel is going to conduct a price cut on their existing 0.18 micron Pentium 4 processors. We can expect the demand for Pentium 4 processors (Northwood and Willamette) to go up that in turn more people will start searching for a board to go with it.
  • Pentium 4 overclocked to 3.5GHz! - Some Japanese guys have overclocked a Pentium IV 2.2GHz to a whopping 3.5GHz, using some nitrogen cooling.
  • Ultra ATA/133 and 66 MHz PCI Comparison -  While the eternal argument between SCSI and IDE users will never cease to be, it's becoming quite clear by looking at today's market that IDE hard drives are gaining a larger market share than ever before. While SCSI drives still continue to dominate the server / workstation markets, IDE hard drives are continually drawing die-hard SCSI users over to the IDE side. IDE hard drives are starting to achieve SCSI-like levels of reliability and performance, and with the proliferation of onboard IDE RAID devices, setting up a high-speed RAID-0 IDE RAID array has become a popular alternative to single high-speed SCSI drives.
  • ISA Server SP1 - ISA Server SP1 includes fixes to provide an even higher level of reliability and stability. Microsoft strongly encourages ISA Server customers to install SP1 on all computers running ISA Server.
  • Visual FoxPro 7.0 SP - Microsoft have released Visual FoxPro 7.0 Service Pack.
  • SSL Key Password Retrieval Tool - Administrators can now retrieve that password that IIS 4.0 requires you to use to create a certificate signing request, and then later to install the certificate. Not only is this password pointless, but it is stored in plain text in the IIS 4.0 metabase. The program will display the key common name and password tab delimited to STDOUT.
  • Drive Rescue v1.8beta - Freeware Drive Rescue can Find any lost and deleted data on your drive (e.g. hard disk) even if the partition table is lost or the hard disk has been quick-formatted. Lost Data, that is the result of a system crash can also be recovered.
  • The Pocket PC 2002 SDK - The Pocket PC 2002 SDK (66MB), in conjunction with the Microsoft eMbedded Visual Tools 3.0, deliver a complete development environment for creating applications for Pocket PC 2002 mobile devices based on Microsoftr Windowsr CE.
  • 7-Zip 2.30 Beta 11 - This new version features archive testing feature for GUI version, now 7-Zip can use more than 256 MB of RAM in all Windows versions, new localizations: Bulgarian, Chinese Traditional, Latvian, Slovak and some bugs were fixed.
  • EasyDivx v0.782 - Easydivx is a all in one rippack or graphical user interface program for vStrip, MPEG2AVI, AC3DEC Normalize, VirtualDub and MicroDVD menu.
  • GetRight v4.5c - GetRight is a program to help you download files from the Internet. Most people have already experienced the problem, when you're downloading a file suddenly the download interrupted because of some problem. GetRight solves this problem by allowing you to resume a download. If you got part of the file before the problem, GetRight will restart the download in the middle so it only gets the rest of the file, without having to restart from the beginning. This new version implements mostly bug fixes and other nice smaller improvements.
  • Resource Hacker v3.3.4 -  Resource Hacker is a freeware utility (Win ALL) to view, modify, rename, add, delete and extract resources in 32bit Windows executables. It incorporates an internal resource script compiler and decompiler.
  • ICQ 2001b Beta v5.18 Build #3659.2 - This latest version features as usually some bugfixes over the last version.
  • Windows Messenger v4.6.0073 -  Download: Messenger v4.6.0073 WinXP US/English, Messenger v4.6.0073 Win98/ME/NT/2K US/English.
  • Radeon Refresh Rate Fix 0.90 - Leech this bastard here. (you can discuss this tool in the forums)
  • Realtek RTL-8139 WHQL v397 Drivers - Realtek has released new WHQL drivers for the Realtek RTL-8139.
  • Asus Detonators v23.12 - Asus has released nVidia detonator drivers 23.12 for their nVidia based video cards:WinXP / WinME/9x.

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