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Audio Hijack 2.2.6 (Mac)

Audio Hijack is the perfect tool to record any audio on your computer. With Audio Hijack, you can quickly and easily save audio from almost any application to an AIFF file. This file can then be burned to a CD, or played with any audio player, from iTunes to an...

Tags: Audio, Apple Macintosh, Rogue Amoeba Software, Audio Hijack

Software downloads 2007-10-20

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News to know: RSA, AMD; Yahoo; Windows 8; $200 'Mac'

Here are today’s notable headlines. You can get News To Know via email alert and RSS daily.  For continuous updates see BNET’s around-the-Web tech coverage. RSA Conference: Tom Foremski: A conversation with Check Point's Gil Schwed Symantec CEO: The future of security [video] RSA chief calls for...

Tags: Apple iPhone, Larry Dignan, RSA Security Inc., Apple Macintosh, Yahoo! Inc., Microsoft Corp., Advanced Micro Devices Inc., Sam Diaz, Microsoft Windows, Desktops, Operating Systems, Software, Hardware

Blog posts 2009-04-22

Rigged podcasts can leak your iTunes username/password

Hackers can create malicious podcasts to hijack usernames and passwords from Apple's iTunes software. According to a warning from Apple, a "design issue" in the iTunes podcast feature can be abused via rigged audio files to cause an authentication dialog to be presented to the user.  From...

Tags: Apple Inc., Apple iTunes, Authentication, Podcasts, Digital Music, Digital Media, Internet, Personal Technology, Consumer Electronics, Ryan Naraine

Blog posts 2009-03-11

Audio Hijack Pro 2.9.1 (Mac)

Audio Hijack Pro drastically changes the way you use audio on your computer, giving you the freedom to listen to audio when you want and how you want. Record and enhance any audio with Audio Hijack Pro - it's the cornerstone of your digital audio experience. Audio Hijack Pro...

Tags: Audio, Apple Macintosh, Rogue Amoeba Software

Software downloads 2009-02-09

News to know: Windows 7; Google; Pepcom gadgets; Apple

Here are today’s notable headlines. You can get News To Know via email alert and RSS daily: Ed Bott: How long will Microsoft support XP and Vista? Adam O'Donnell: Webmail providers can fix Palin hack-style problems Is the HTC Dream Google...

Tags: Apple iPhone, Google Inc., High Tech Computer Corp., Larry Dignan, Green Technology, Microsoft Windows 7, Yahoo! Inc., Apple Inc., Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Corp., E-mail, Online Communications

Blog posts 2008-09-22

Adobe Flash ads launching clipboard hijack attack

Adobe Flash ads launching clipboard hijack attack.....Well, good think I have Ad Block, Flash Killer and Flash Block along with No Script installed! ]:)woahDamn that sucks, Adobe needs to jump on this.So much for "Linux == security"or "FireFox == security" for that matter.RE: Adobe Flash ads launching clipboard hijack attackWhoa,...

Tags: Web browsers, SECURITY, Adobe Flash, advertisement, Adobe Systems Inc., attack, NoScript

Discussion threads 2008-08-18

The Boom Box 1.1 (Mac)

The Boom Box contains five best-of-class Mac software applications to help you personalize and maximize your iPod experience. You can convert LPs and tapes, capture audio Internet streams and download podcasts, and create mixes and your own audiobooks. Back To The Future Convert your LPs and tapes with CD...

Tags: Software, Audio, Apple Macintosh, Roxio, Boom Box, Podcasts, Tools & Techniques, Internet, Management

Software downloads 2008-06-16

"Everything gets delivered in an electronic form" - Textbooks, too?

"Everything gets delivered in an electronic form" - Textbooks, too?Well...Producing texts is "fun" and all that, however you've got a hurdle or two to overcome. Nothing unsurmountable, but they're there.The prime issue is that publishers have an awful lot of material locked down under copyright, particularly in terms of graphics....

Tags: E-books, LaTeX, textbook, e-book

Discussion threads 2008-06-06

50 questions asked and answered on Android

At the very end of the Google I/O 2008 conference last week the Android development team hosted a great fireside chat on the new mobile platform. The session was free-form, completely driven by questions from the audience. Although Google was trying to keep mum on a number of issues, several...

Tags: Developer, Google Inc., Application, Google Android, Phone, Device, Platform, OEM, App, Question, Q., A., XMPP, A. Goal, A. Qemu, Thing Cert, Apk, UMA, A. Compatability, A. Distribution, Android Device, Linux, Wireless LANs, Advertising & Promotion, Productivity, Telecom & Utilities, Open Source, Wi-Fi, Operating Systems, Software, Wireless, Marketing, Ed Burnette

Blog posts 2008-06-05

News to know: HTC Shift; Airport firmware; Microsoft mesh; Novell; VoIP

Notable headlines: David Morgenstern: Apple's security update breaks printer drivers, Instant Hijack component Airport firmware update enables AirDisk backups Mary Jo Foley: Whatever happened to Microsoft's 'other' mesh projects? Paula Rooney: Novell's SUSE Linux 11 to come in...

Tags: Google Inc., Novell Inc., High Tech Computer Corp., Microsoft Corp., Firmware, E-mail, Telephony, Hd Dvd, Printers, Productivity, VOIP, Open Source, Online Communications, Networking, Personal Technology, DVD, Home Entertainment, Hardware, Peripherals, Telecommunications, Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2008-03-20

Security update breaks printer drivers, Instant Hijack component

Security update breaks printer drivers, Instant Hijack componentDifference being....This isn't a business environment, these are personal machines.how odd!I updated 2 desktops and a laptop to Vista SP1 yesterday - all three completed in less than the time promised. All three work, network access is a little snappier.Oh well, I am...

Tags: Printers, Patches, PostScript, Instant Hijack, printer driver, printer, security

Discussion threads 2008-03-19

Security update breaks printer drivers, Instant Hijack component

Discussion boards are breaking with reports of SSH and printer problems caused by Apple's late Tuesday release of Mac OS X's Security Update 2008-002. However, fixes can be had. Rogue Amoeba Software released a compatibility fix for its Instant Hijack component that is often installed by the...

Tags: SSH, Printer Driver, Discussion Board, Instant Hijack, Leopard, PIE, Printers, Security, Hardware, Peripherals, David Morgenstern

Blog posts 2008-03-19

One+year+till+death+of+analog+TV+in+USA

One+year+till+death+of+analog+TV+in+USASo when I decide to get Cable again...I will have to get all of these items, or get a new TV. Perhaps my television set will die before then.Waste of taxpayer dollarsI predict 40% of these coupons will be used by Frys geeks to see how the converter works...

Tags: Network technology, TV & Home Theater, TVs, Broadband Internet, Best Bet, OTA, cable

Discussion threads 2008-02-19

Snom VoIP phone vulnerability enables phone history theft, addy book poisoning, and more

Fellow VoIP blogger and multi-skilled polymath Tom Keating picks up on security consultancy GNUCitizen.org's description of a  security vulnerability in snom Technology's model 320 VoIP phone. GNUCitizen, in turn, found this via what they term a "side result" of a router hacking challenge...

Tags: VoIP, Phone, Vulnerability, XSS, VoIP Phone, Snom, Telecom & Utilities, Russell Shaw

Blog posts 2008-02-12

QuickTime hack allows Second Life currency theft

Security researchers Dino Dai Zovi and Charlie Miller have found a way to exploit an unpatched QuickTime vulnerability to steal Linden Dollars from users in the Second Life virtual world. Dai Zovi the hacker behind the CanSecWest MacBook Pro hijack and Miller (creator of the first...

Tags: Second Life, Attacker, Apple QuickTime, Avatar, Video, Duo, Digital Music, Corporate Communications, Digital Media, Security, Personal Technology, Marketing, Consumer Electronics, Ryan Naraine

Blog posts 2007-12-04

User group night: Backup, Leopard and productivity rule

On Monday Sept. 24, I attended the monthly meeting of BMUGWest, a San Francisco group that's been meeting continually for about 18 years with skips for holidays that fall on meeting dates and the odd closures for major earthquakes. The Mac-centric discussion should make some folks down at Apple...

Tags: NAS, Apple Macintosh, Backup, LaCie, User, Network-Attached Storage (NAS), Storage, Desktops, Hardware, David Morgenstern

Blog posts 2007-09-25

News to know: AMD hypocritical; Second Life pol tricks; Mac Wi-Fi hack

Notable headlines:George Ou: Is AMD being hypocritical about benchmark ethics?Multicore move cuts Oracle database cost.Mary Jo Foley: Could a startup beat Microsoft and Google to market with a ‘cloud OS’? Microsoft asks ‘So who wants to be a programmer?’Ryan Naraine: Maynor demos MacBook Wi-Fi hijack, admits mistakes. Gallery right. Flaw...

Tags: General

Blog posts 2007-03-02

Sky hit by return of Windows Media DRM crack

Sky hit by return of Windows Media DRM crackTo borrow a term I hate... LOLKeep patching things up, boys. We'll keep cracking it. :)If it were DRM free from the beginningbesides not having a need to make the crack, would they have paid for it anyways? Does the anti...

Tags: digital-rights management, Internet Download, Microsoft Windows, music industry, Windows Media

Discussion threads 2006-09-12

A hijack-free plane?

Does technology have the answer to foil airplane terrorists? Could a plane be invented that couldn't be hijacked? European researchers say such a thing could be possible as soon as 2008, Reuters reports. "You never reach zero level of threat, no risk," said program coordinator Daniel Gaultier of French...

Tags: SECURITY, SAFEE, computer

Blog posts 2006-08-11

Sun: Chasing after (and may catch) the open source DReaM

In March 2006, in a podcast interview with ZDNet, Sun president and COO Jonathan Schwartz dropped a hint that his company had something in the works that was very much like the Liberty Alliance (in the way that it undermined the usage of proprietary identity management systems like Microsoft's Passport),...

Tags: Dream, Sun Microsystems Inc., Tom Jacobs, digital-rights management

Blog posts 2006-04-14