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 Morning Tech Reading - tech
(hx) 11:21 AM CET - Mar,10 2004
  • EU in Piracy Crackdown - The European Parliament has passed an anti-piracy law, covering everything from handbags to music downloads. The final vote on the EU Intellectual Property Rights Enforcement Directive took place in the European Parliament on 9 March. The directive was passed by 330 votes to 151. The law was drawn up to target professional pirates, criminals and counterfeiters who make copies of goods such as football shirts or CDs. During the debates, the directive was widened to cover any infringement of intellectual property. The directive allows companies to raid homes, seize property and ask courts to freeze bank accounts to protect trademarks or intellectual property they believe are being abused or stolen.
  • Microsoft Releases March Monthly Security Updates: None Critical - On Tuesday, Microsoft's Security Response Center  issued three new security bulletins , none of which are rated critical; one bulletin is rated important, while the other two are moderate. The Office security flaw is the only one that could allow malicious hackers to run unwanted code on users' systems. That flaw affects systems running Office XP Service Pack 2 (SP2) and Outlook 2002 SP2. The moderate security flaw for MSN Messenger 6.0 and 6.1 could allow attackers to view, but not change or download, files on the victim's computer. That flaw will also be fixed in an upcoming version of the instant messaging (IM) application that Microsoft will soon issue. The moderate security flaw in Windows Media Services affects Windows 2000 with SP2, SP3, and SP4 and could let hackers send fake streaming media requests that will shut down the service. That situation would be, in effect, a denial of service (DoS) attack
  • Sony Ericsson debuts 1megapixel cameraphone - Sony Ericsson has released its first one megapixel digital cameraphone for the European market. The S700 swivel phone includes a 1.3 megapixel CCD camera with an image size of 1280 x 960, an eight times digital zoom and a 262K colour TFT screen
  • Unused space on hard drives recovered?  - TheInquirer has published a method which was discovered by Scott Komblue and documented by Wiley Siler which claim you can recover unused areas of the hard drive in the form of hidden partitions.  Interesting results to date: Western Digital 200GB SATA -> Yield after recovery: 510GB of space.
  • KDE 3.2.1 - KDE 3.2.1 has been just released to the public.
  • Office XP - Service Pack 3 - Office XP Service Pack 3 (SP3) (download) provides the latest updates to Microsoft Office XP. SP3 contains significant security enhancements, in addition to stability and performance improvements. This service pack applies to any level of Office XP. It contains all updates included in Office XP Service Pack 1 (SP1) and Office XP Service Pack 2 (SP2), and updates released after SP2.  Microsoft recommends that you use the Office Update site to determine if your computer requires this update before installing it. Note: There's also Office XP Service Pack 3 (SP3) for Access 2002 Runtime and Office XP Service Pack 3 (SP3) for SharePoint Team Services
  • Unofficial Windows98 SE Service Pack 1.2 - It contains all Windows98 SE updates from Windows Update site and more. It is a self-extracting and self-installing pack like Microsoft's update files. Thus, you cannot choice files individually. However, the pack installs only required fixes for your system. Uninstallation is possible from Add-Remove Programs.
  • MSN Messenger 6.1 Build 6.1.0211 - MSN Messenger 6.1 has been updated to build 0211. There are no real changes, expect changes for MSN Messenger 6.2, due 8th April 2004.

Comments from Bill Gatesposted - 03:23 AM CET - Mar,11 2004
These security updates prove yet again that Microsoft products are the safest, most secure software your money can buy... or download via p2p.

Comments from 0.25TBposted - 03:26 AM CET - Mar,11 2004
Anyone tried the HDD hack yet??? sounds dodgy, but i got a 250GB WD SATA HDD i wouldnt mind seeing a bit more space with. ;-)

Comments from ritzposted - 05:05 AM CET - Mar,11 2004
I am going to give the HDD hack a try later on. It doesn't sound too risky if you have no important data to lose :P 0.25TB, if you did the hack, let us know the result :) Thanks.

Comments from phantomposted - 07:38 AM CET - Mar,11 2004
that hdd thing wont work. its just a glitch. it doesnt make the hdd any bigger. any hidden space on a hdd(not near that ammount) is used for bad sector recovery and error checking

Comments from hooahposted - 01:35 PM CET - Mar,11 2004
phantom - yeah, but chicks don't know that, do they??? ;-)

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