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High-profile New Zealand websites hacked

High-profile New Zealand websites hacked "and no one hates Microsoft more than linux fanboys."Eh? How 'bout iFanbois?RE: High-profile New Zealand websites hacked Had to be a linux fanboy. No one else would commit such a horrible crime and we know what a bunch of ruthless savages linux users can be....

Tags: Scripting languages, Programming languages, Operating systems, UNIX, SECURITY, OPEN SOURCE, SQL injection, SQL, Linux, High-profile New Zealand website, vulnerability, linux fanboy, fanboy, SQL Injection vulnerability

Discussion threads 2009-04-21

Additional Resources

Tech-take on the spread of swine flu

A public health emergency is now in place in the United States, even though the US especially, with 20 people ill, are "more prepared than ever before", according to White House officials. Spread of the swine flu, hereon in as H151, has been confirmed as the same highly virulent form...

Tags: Spread, Flu, Public Health Emergency, Government, Healthcare, Security, Zack Whittaker

Blog posts 2009-04-26

Loyalty Programme Enables Content Management and Improves Business Productivity With Integrated Server Platform

For over a decade, millions of New Zealanders have enjoyed the benefits of Fly Buys, the country's largest and most comprehensive consumer loyalty programme. Responsibility for Fly Buys' smooth operation lies with Loyalty New Zealand, a Wellington-based company that manages every element of the programme. High membership growth and increased...

Tags: Business Productivity, Server, Server Platform, Microsoft Corp., Call Centre, Content Management

Case studies 2008-02-10

Everything you've read about Vista DRM is wrong (Part 2)

Windows Vista includes a new set of features that allow playback software to work with protected media. This DRM infrastructure is bitterly controversial, and it's given rise to an enormous amount of misinformation. No one has been more active or successful in spreading FUD and misinformation about this technology than...

Tags: Protection, Dell Computer Corp., Media Center PC, PC, Digital-rights Management, Driver, Microsoft Windows Vista, Microsoft Corp., Requirement, Reality, Aero, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows Vista (Longhorn), Media Center PCs, Operating Systems, Software, Personal Technology, Home Entertainment, Ed Bott

Blog posts 2007-09-18

Everything you've read about Vista DRM is wrong (Part 1)

Last month, I wrote about the FUD surrounding Windows Vista and DRM. The FUDmaster is Peter Gutmann, a New Zealand researcher who wrote a paper last December that made a series of outrageous and inflammatory claims about Windows Vista. Since then, Gutmann has expanded the paper to more than four...

Tags: Monitor, Digital-rights Management, Driver, Microsoft Windows Vista, Video, Microsoft Corp., FUDmaster, Peter Gutmann, Microsoft Windows Vista (Longhorn), Corporate Communications, Microsoft Windows, Operating Systems, Software, Marketing, Ed Bott

Blog posts 2007-09-16

Busting the FUD about Vista's DRM

Is it bad reporting, bad research, or something worse?That’s the question I asked myself when I read this NetworkWorld account of Peter Gutmann’s presentation at the Usenix Security Symposium last week. Gutmann is a researcher in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Auckland in New Zealand who...

Tags: Digital-rights Management, Microsoft Windows Vista, Microsoft Windows, Video, Ed Bott

Blog posts 2007-08-20