The 15 best free downloadable tech shows currently available on the Internet.
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Thursday, August 25, 2005
Wednesday, August 24, 2005
Apply Custom Views to All Folders in Outlook 2003
I just have to say that ever since this client asked me to change the folder view on all their users I was searching everywhere for a solution. It would appear to be all too easy, but I guess it didn't make sense enough to become an actual feature. I pretty much followed this article and got it working.... Minus the creating the shortcut with the special "/cleanviews". I just started up Outlook and began making the changes as it said. View the article here.
Tuesday, August 23, 2005
Hacking Related Videos and Demos
...and other fun stuff
The videos can be found at Remote Exploit, Iron Geek, Crime Machine, The Tech Domain, and Hacking Defined.
CiscoRemote Router Traffic Sniffing
Wireless
WPA CrackingVoid11 Mass De-Authentication128 bit WEP Cracking
Bluetooth
Bluesnafing a Bluetooth Enabled Mobile Phone
Network & Vulnerability Scanning
Basic Introduction to Nessus Security ScannerBasic Introduction to Network Mapping using nmapPenetration Test Reconstruction
Link Encryption Analysis
Exploiting Weaknesses of PPTP VPNDecrypting SSL Traffic using Man In The Middle Techniques (MITM)Tunneling Exploits via SSH
Password Recovery
Cracking Syskey and the SAM on Windows Using Samdump2 and JohnLocal Password Cracking Presentation
Hardware ModificationsNetgear WG511 External Antenna Modification
The videos can be found at Remote Exploit, Iron Geek, Crime Machine, The Tech Domain, and Hacking Defined.
CiscoRemote Router Traffic Sniffing
Wireless
WPA CrackingVoid11 Mass De-Authentication128 bit WEP Cracking
Bluetooth
Bluesnafing a Bluetooth Enabled Mobile Phone
Network & Vulnerability Scanning
Basic Introduction to Nessus Security ScannerBasic Introduction to Network Mapping using nmapPenetration Test Reconstruction
Link Encryption Analysis
Exploiting Weaknesses of PPTP VPNDecrypting SSL Traffic using Man In The Middle Techniques (MITM)Tunneling Exploits via SSH
Password Recovery
Cracking Syskey and the SAM on Windows Using Samdump2 and JohnLocal Password Cracking Presentation
Hardware ModificationsNetgear WG511 External Antenna Modification
Thursday, August 18, 2005
More Whax and Auditor hacking demos
I've scoured the net to locate every single movie and flash demo for Whax (formerly known as Whoppix) as well as Auditor. These are essentially hacker distros of Linux made to boot directly from a CD with no installation. Also, for those screaming dupe, the torrent actually works this time: http://members.cox.net/puzzlepants/whax.torrent
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The New Project List
Well I have a list of definite projects I have to work on at work now.
Rebuild Spamshield solution
Create Webapp to interface with MySQL database
Redesign two company websites
Then I'm also going to be working on a business plan, marketing plan, and a sales plan. So I'm gonna start enlisting some help for that stuff.
As far as the projects go, The Spamshield is pretty much my company's attempt at an Anti-Spam offering. It never really made it out of development before it was sold and promoted though, so now I have to make it work.... which really means redo it. It was Gentoo based and I'll probably end up using Catalyst , after I get it how I want on the main machine, to create the installation CDs. The webapp I was thinking of using Ruby on Rails to build with (maybe cakePHP) , the current asp web front is in need of some feature overhaul. So instead of learning ASP and working with it, I decided to use Ruby on Rails and see where it will take me. The two company websites are for the company I work for and the parent company, they are pretty much in need of some help....badly. So I just have to see what my imagination comes up with on those.
Rebuild Spamshield solution
Create Webapp to interface with MySQL database
Redesign two company websites
Then I'm also going to be working on a business plan, marketing plan, and a sales plan. So I'm gonna start enlisting some help for that stuff.
As far as the projects go, The Spamshield is pretty much my company's attempt at an Anti-Spam offering. It never really made it out of development before it was sold and promoted though, so now I have to make it work.... which really means redo it. It was Gentoo based and I'll probably end up using Catalyst , after I get it how I want on the main machine, to create the installation CDs. The webapp I was thinking of using Ruby on Rails to build with (maybe cakePHP) , the current asp web front is in need of some feature overhaul. So instead of learning ASP and working with it, I decided to use Ruby on Rails and see where it will take me. The two company websites are for the company I work for and the parent company, they are pretty much in need of some help....badly. So I just have to see what my imagination comes up with on those.
Tuesday, August 16, 2005
HOW TO: Shopping for major discounts at Dell
I no longer work for Dell, I quit my job there, but I worked in Nashville in the S&P Small business division...
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Mad rush for $50 computers
The day is here... the 7AM rush for the $50 ibooks. See the video of what went down. This is some pretty hilarious stuff, especially the old lady talking about kicking people in the balls.
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Monday, August 15, 2005
Call For Help Is Coming Back To The USA!!!
Through the 18th episode of TWiT (this week in tech) from Leo LaPorte's mouth, Call For Help is going "worldwide" with details to follow. So stay tuned all you techie freaks and TechTV lovers, cause Call For Help is coming back to US shores soon!
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Hybrid Supercar
Wow, this Hybrid Supercar can do 0-60 in the low 4-seconds and can get 50mpg. Developed by a bunch of High School kids, the car is call "The Attack" and looks just as good as it performs.
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Sunday, August 14, 2005
Run Your Own Wireless Internet Service provider (WISP)
Setting up a wireless Internet Service provider (WISP) for your office or neighborhood doesn't have to be a taxing or expensive ordeal. If you build your network from easy-to-buy equipment and use Linux, you can use the power of shell scripts to make network management easy. This article gives you the tips and scripts you need.
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Thursday, August 11, 2005
Explosive carrying truck detonates, leaves 80 ft crater
A tractor-trailer that was carrying 35,500 pounds of explosives overturned and exploded Wednesday left an 80 ft wide, 35 ft deep crater on U.S. Highway 6 in Utah. The truck was "pretty much vaporized", and "The entire road is gone, shoulder to shoulder..".
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Monday, August 08, 2005
Getting Rid of Sidefind
A very little nasty piece of spyware that when you remove it, it will take pretty much everything you got with it. So here are some links on how to remove it
Spywareremove.com
Paretologic.com
Antivirusworld.com
Wednesday, August 03, 2005
Cisco Routers Ripe For The Picking
The new interview with Michael Lynn gives a little more meat to the whole story about the Cisco IOS having a very serious flaw, one more serious than they really wanted people to know. Our very infrastructure is dependent upon Cisco technologies and this right here could pose a serious problem for everyone. Of course it is still possible to get a copy of that presentation that everyone is trying to make disappear, however, a majority of the people won't really make heads or tails out of it. There are that select few though who could actually use that info to do harm.
Link to the interview
How to Create Your Own Podcast - A Step-by-Step Tutorial
So, Are you wonder how Kevin Rose and the Diggnation folks make their podcast? Here you are a step by step Tutorial to do your own Podcast.
PS.
Don't Forget Digg.com when you became famous on Itunes Podcasts. :)
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PS.
Don't Forget Digg.com when you became famous on Itunes Podcasts. :)
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Tuesday, August 02, 2005
Monday, August 01, 2005
New law to make publicly free wifi illegal
2 senators have propose a law that will ban cities from implementing free wifi for their citizens. instead, they will allow private companies to capitalize on what would have been free for everyone. call your senator and revolt!
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Tech Shows
This is a list of the best free downloadable tech shows currently available on the Internet. This site will be regularly updated with new shows and information.
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Sunday, July 31, 2005
Saturday, July 30, 2005
Systm Episode 3 Released!
Episode 3 of Systm was just released - it's called "Making High Quality A/V Cables".
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A Hacker Games the Hotel
A vulnerability in many hotel television infrared systems can allow a hacker to obtain guests' names and their room numbers from the billing system.
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