Two new techniques to spy on computer users have been revealed these days by two independent scientific studies conducted at the University of California, Santa Barbara, and at Saarland University in Saarbrucken, Germany. The researchers in California developed an algorithm that can estimate what a computer is writing by watching the hands move. The algorithm [...]
Download Windows Vista Service Pack 1 Beta
Posted by Martin in Operating Systems, Security, Windows TAGS in Operating Systems, Security, Windows14
Oct
If your itching to get your hands on the Windows Vista Service Pack 1 you could try the following fool-proof method that downloads the new service pack right from the Microsoft Windows Updates server. Currently, only a beta version for Windows Vista is available but that is probably better than nothing at this time.
User Data Stolen from The Pirate Bay
Posted by Martin in Hacking, P2p, The Web TAGS in Hacking, P2p, The Web11
May
Two hours ago bkp made an announcement on the official The Pirate Bay blog confirming that some hackers have been able to use a security hole in the blog software to get access to the user database of The Pirate Bay. Information stored in there are the username, the password and the email address of the user who signed up. The password and the email address are encrypted which means that the hacker is most likely unable to receive any valuable information from the data.
Make Clean Installs with Vista Update DVDs
Posted by Martin in Hacking, Operating Systems, Windows TAGS in Hacking, Operating Systems, Windows31
Jan
For some time everyone thought that it was only possible to use a Vista update DVD from within Windows XP to update to the latest operating system. The Windows XP key would become invalid and the Vista installation could commence. DailyTech posted a workaround which makes it possible to install Windows Vista using a Vista update DVD without XP.
Find out which devices have been connected to your pc
Posted by Martin in Operating Systems, Security, Windows TAGS in Operating Systems, Security, Windows29
Jan
Normally you do not see which devices have been connected to your computer in the past. It could be interesting to say the least to find out if someone else connected a device to your computer in your absence. You have to change a value in windows using the command prompt.
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