Trojan Keylogger Masquerades as Make Love Not Spam Screensaver Lycos Europe has, temporarily, perhaps, discontinued its controversial Make Love Not Spam screensaver; however, crackers have picked up on the antispam application’s popularity and are riding its coattails right onto your…
Microsoft Corp.’s MSN service debuted a free blogging service, this past week. Users can create a new weblog (blog) and be posting to their online journal in less than five minutes. This is proof positive that blogging is a mainstream…
I am sure some of you have been following Adam Curry’s moved from Belgium to Britain and the trouble he has had in getting a broadband connection. I too have had to live for several months on less than perfect…
Need to do some more Christmas shopping, here is a great list that geeks will love. [Wired]
When we moved to our new house we upgraded from Analog cable to Digital and in the process signed up for the DVR package that Time Warner offers. At the time my wife was saying how spoiled I was of…
Philadelphia Metropolitan Wi-Fi Plan Not Blocked by Legislation The City of Philadelphia has concluded negotiations with Verizon Communications, and will move forward with plans to develop a metropolitan Wi-Fi network, even though a new Pennsylvania law allows telecommunication carriers from blocking such projects.
A flaw in the Windows Internet Name Service (WINS) in Windows NT Server 4.0, Server 2000, and Server 2003 creates a security hole that would allow a cracker to gain full control over the network server, thereby putting corporate data at risk.