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 Nightly Tech Reading - tech
(hx) 04:33 AM CET - Mar,05 2002
  • Female virus writer targets .Net - A seventeen-year-old female virus writer has written the second virus capable of infecting Microsoft's .Net platform.The Sharp worm is a proof of concept virus that targets .exe files under Microsoft's .Net architecture, and is partially written in the C# programming language developed for .Net.
  • Flash MX animates Web design - The software maker is pitching Flash MX, the new version of the software to be announced Monday, as a one-stop resource for designing entire Web pages and associated applications. The update signifies a greatly expanded role from Flash's initial function as animation software.
  • Microsoft says Xbox is not scratching discs - Microsoft said it wouldn't recall Xbox game consoles despite many reports of it scratching CDs. The company blames improper loading as the probable cause.
  • Morpheus hacked in double whammy - Millions of users were locked out, after a dual attack on Morpheus and its parent company, MusicCity. First, MusicCity's servers were "hit by a massive denial of service attack," admitted Morpheus chief executive Steve Griffin. Soon after, "Morpheus users found that a separate attack had been launched on their computers and their Morpheus software programs." Griffin said that the second attack "included an encrypted message being repeatedly sent directly to users' computers that changed registry settings."
  • Email And Cell Phone In One From RIM - Research In Motion Limited (RIM) today introduced the first wireless handheld ready to support GSM/GPRS networks in North America. The new Java-based handheld, named the BlackBerry 5810T, allows corporate customers to manage their important information and communications from a single integrated device. The BlackBerry 5810 integrates the award-winning features of the secure BlackBerryT wireless email solution with the convenience of a built-in phone. This breakthrough in wireless convergence delivers email, phone, SMS, browser, and organizer features in a single, sleek handheld that is "Always On, Always Connectedr". The BlackBerry 5810 also incorporates Java 2 Micro Edition (J2ME) as its core operating system, providing.
  • Gigabit Ethernet board maximizes PICMG 2.16 spec - Performance Technologies Inc. has taken the PICMG 2.16 standard to new heights with the rollout of a switch board that provides the highest bandwidth and density available on a product that meets the PICMG 2.16 standard for packet-switched backplane systems. The IPnexus CPC6400 board supports 24 Gigabit Ethernet ports, enough to fully populate a CompactPCI 2.16 system running at maximum bandwidth. The 6U CPC6400 supports 24 nodes including 19 slots, two switches and additional ports on the back of the chassis. Thus a fully populated system using the board has a theoretical maximum bandwidth greater than 40 Gbits/s.
  • Setting standards for removable drives - A group of Japanese electronics manufacturers will form a trade group to set standards for removable 2.5-inch hard drives
  • Intel ships P4-M, runs at 1.7GHz - Intel today started shipping the P4-M, the first notebook chip to incorporate the Pentium 4 Northwood core. The P4-M has a clock speed of 1.7GHz, uses the new DDR-supporting mobile 845 chipset, and is supposed to be 43 per cent faster than its nearest PIII mobile antecedent.
  • Intel tweaks CPU prices again! - Changtes are as follows: 1.3 GHz Celeron, now $84, ($103, -18%), 1.2 GHz Celeron, now $79 ($87, -11%), 1.10A GHz Celeron, now $69 ($79 -13%), 1.0A GHz Celeron, now $64 ($69 -7%).
  • Removing IE would kill Win2k, WinXP, MS, says Redmond - Both Windows XP and Windows 2000 will be rendered inoperable, and Microsoft will be unable to develop future new operating systems, if it is forced to separate IE from the operating system, according to court filings the company made on Friday. Heh who cares? :)
  • Blue Cold Cathode Light Kit Review - This product is in particular for people who want to be occupied with
    CaseModding     and to bring light into the darkness.When I test the set to the thought I me: "Who needs then something like that ? !"
  • MSI KT3 Ultra-ARU KT333 Socket 478 Review - PC Stats has posted a review of  MSI KT3 Ultra-ARU KT333 Socket 478 Motherboard.
  • eVGA e-GeForce 4 Review - VR-Zone has written a review of the eVGA e-GeForce 4 card based on the NVIDIA GeForce4 MX440 GPU.
  • Unlocking your Thunderbird based Athlon/Duron CPU Guide - The Pencil Trick is used to unlock the CPU's multiplier; I guess you could say this effectively 'unlocks the full potential of the CPU'. Say if you take a 1GHz (100x10) CPU and raise the FSB to 133 and the default multiplier is 10, that's 133 multiplied by 10. That gives you the new CPU speed of 1.33GHz. If you tried this style of overclock with your Athlon or Duron, it would be likely to run unstable and crash. By implementing the pencil trick you can change the multiplier from 10 to higher settings, such as 11.5, allowing you to take the FSB to a stable and standard level such as the default 100MHz and still have a nice overclock.
  • IE6 + XP Exploit - SAVE YOUR WORK before you going to try this link!! A few people have become little upset over their computer logging them off. However, dont blame me, blame Microsoft. Out of 9000 hits only one person complained. (thanks Yog_Sothoth).
  • IE, Outlook run malicious commands without scripting - An attacker can run arbitrary commands on Windows machines with a simple bit of HTML, an Israeli security researcher has demonstrated. The exploit will work with IE, Outlook and OutlooK Express even if active scripting and ActiveX are disabled in the browser security settings.
    The problem here is data binding, an old 'feature' going back to IE4 in which a data source object (DSO) is bound to HTML.
  • Java Applet Can Redirect Browser Traffic - The version of the Microsoft VM that ships with Internet Explorer version 4.x and 5.x contains a flaw affecting how Java requests for proxy resources are handled. A malicious Java applet could exploit this flaw to re-direct web traffic once it has left the proxy server to a destination of the attacker’s choice.
  • How to disable the System File Checker In Windows XP - Really great guide that show you how to get rid of this shit :)
  • NSA IIS 5.0 Security Guide - The NSA IIS 5.0 Security Guide has been updated.
  • Mandrake Linux 8.2 Beta 4 - MandrakeSoft has released another beta (3CD) of Mandrake Linux 8.2. (Kernel 2.4.18.)
  • Divx 5.0 Released! -  The company says DivX 5.0 includes improvements to image quality, compatibility with the MPEG-4 format, and a command-line interface designed to let advanced users enter all encoding commands in a single string.Calling it "one of the coolest and most advanced features of DivX 5.0," DivX introduced what it called "psychovisual modeling," which selects image data in the encoding process based on how people perceive motion, light, and color, and places that data where the eye is most sensitive to it.
  • VirtualDub v1.4.9 - VirtualDub (Freeware) 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.
  • PowerStrip 3.15 Beta Build 262 - This new version features ability to be run as a service, refined support for XP themes, support for 27.xx NVidia drivers and GeForce4, further improved multilanguage support, fixed up Riva128 pixel clock jitter, support for Xfree86 modelines as parameters, reworked NVidia clock routines for compatibility with GeForce4, improved support for Radeon VE/7500/8500/M6 2nd CRTC, fixed up i740 pixel clock control, improved monitor enumeration, lock scan frequency optiony.
  • WinRAR 3.00 Beta 4 - WinRAR has been updated to version 3.0 Beta 4.
  • VIA USB Filter Patch v1.10 - Via has released a new patch, this filter patch is version 1.10 of the VIA USB filter patch. This patch is for any system, with any Microsoft operating system that supports USB, that has a VIA chipset based motherboard.  This new patch adds support for Windows XP and fixes the issue where USB devices will be reenumerated when system resumes from Standby mode.
  • Certified ATI drivers - A a new set of ATI certified drivers has been released by Sapphire Technologies for WinALL. Download WinXP 6.13.6037, Win2K 5.13.6037, Win9x/ME 4.13.9016, WinNT 4.3.3288. + MaxReboot has some beta versions 6.13.10.6043 for Win2k/XP (OpenGL performance reported to increase by 10%-40%).

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