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Awesome. I am always up for trying out a new browser. Thanks for the info.

It's really great that people are offering free wireless around the city. I live in Austin and it's true that there are many many access points. I was driving with a friend the other day and we...

I've heard that current Gmail users can send invitations to their friends and that those invitations are automarically deleted by yahoo and hotmail accounts. MSN and Yahoo are really feeling the...

Oh, and sorry if this has been done before, i couldn't find it in the archives and was just curious.

Yeah, i really like firefox, it's been treating me well. I have found that mozilla products and opera don't work as well under corporate environments like everyone has been saying so IE is the choice...

I'm just curious what everyone is using. I've been playing around with many different browsers the past 6 months and i've found Firefox to be the best for me. What do you use and what features do you...

This caught my eye in the news this morning and I didn't see anyone else who posted about it. So i thought i would mention it to those who haven't heard about it yet

Link

I'm curious if...

Even if you are checking to see whether the file type is a valid image, jpg, gif or png, would it be possible to create a malicious program that has an image file type? I've never heard of anything...

I know their are a lot of security concerns with traveling business people. They plug into a public hotspot and are connected on the same LAN as many others. If they're not smart about their actions...

I'm always looking for a good tech author and I've heard some good things about Dan Brown. He's written The Da Vinci Code and also Angels and Demons . Just wondering if anyone has read these books...

I agree with a lot of people here that "hacking" has become such a dark term. The media has ruined it's original meaning, which was exploration and extensive knowledge of computers. Everyone views...

SCO is becoming too greedy. Do they not understand the meaning of open source?? Even if it is true that they own part of the code that is in Linux, there are still thousands of developers that have...

I don't know if anyone has read about this tool yet, but here's a small description of it. Follow the link to read CNET's story on it.

http://news.com.com/2100-1002-5058535.html?tag=nl

I completely agree with RoadClosed on this one. If you're going to be class taught, make sure the instructor is very knowledgable and also enthusiastic. It's amazing how much more enjoyable a class...

phishphreek makes a good point.

Everyone feels nothing bad can happen to their comp, especially when their computer is brand new, but trust me it happens to everyone at some point. Backup, backup,...

I've used python for some basic website development and it's very simplistic and easy to learn. If you're interested I have a few links that'll get your feet wet.

Thanks.

We all had a feeling that RPC's would be the culprit of a major Windows flaw. Even though they are very helpful at times they always seem to be a vulnerability.

I agree with the consensus that the RIAA is not doing this from a muscian's perspective but from their own greedy minds. Yes, they are just out to make a few bucks and scare people into not using...

I get sick of multiple people forwarding it to me. However, the worst is when the same person forwards it to me that did a month ago. That's why I empathize with tonybradley, my users are very dense...

Haha, I feel the same way. I'm fairly good with PHP and MYSQL but I'm a horrible graphics designer. I've tried but it never comes out the way I want it to.

I'm trying to reduce security RPC security flaws in our windows environment and I'm having trouble understand RPC's and the output of rpcdump. What does it mean when when endpoints are found and how...

Agreed. Thanks for posting the link!

You should try searching the forums, a lot of people have asked the same question.

http://www.antionline.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=245278&highlight=DOS...

Excellent tutorial! Kudos to your for the OSI layers acronym.