Journal Journal: Aah
No school, summer is great!
Journal Journal: Mozilla 1.0 RC1
Well, the cvsroot has been tagged for MZ 1.0 RC1, and builds are currently being made. For the impatient ones, checkout the RC1 code from the cvs and compile it yourself. I'm doing it right now, and I'll have my RC1 running when the rest are trying to get the builds before the servers get completely
Journal Journal: Mozilla is great!
I must say, Mozilla is really becoming great!
I just love the custom keyword feature, now I actually can type in
Journal Journal: Posts and karma
Yay me!
Today I posted my 100th slashdot post, and also got over 25 karma points! Feels so good =)
Journal Journal: First Troll 2
Today I managed to post my first Troll =)
It was actually supposed to be a funny comment but hey, I'm not a moderator...
The post
It was actually supposed to be a funny comment but hey, I'm not a moderator...
The post
Journal Journal: Tux Image Archive
I have a nice little TUX image archive at http://tux.ftlight.net/. Have a look if you like and please send me any pictures that you have/know of and are not in my archive.
Journal Journal: Microsoft Store Offline After Insecurity Exposed
I ran across this article at Newsbytes which shows that not even Microsoft's "skilled" programmers can make safe web applications for their insecure software.
"An online store operated by Microsoft Corp. [NASDAQ: MSFT] for software developers was unavailable today following reports that a security flaw gave visitors the ability to take control of the site, including access of customer data.
The Microsoft Developer Store, located at http://developerstore.com , used an insecure script to enable users to search for products in a Microsoft SQL database, according to an advisory posted today by an Argentinean security researcher to an online security mailing list.
As a result of the vulnerability, malicious users could have caused the Microsoft server to execute any command, according to the message posted to Vuln-Dev by Cesar Cerrudo."
"An online store operated by Microsoft Corp. [NASDAQ: MSFT] for software developers was unavailable today following reports that a security flaw gave visitors the ability to take control of the site, including access of customer data.
The Microsoft Developer Store, located at http://developerstore.com , used an insecure script to enable users to search for products in a Microsoft SQL database, according to an advisory posted today by an Argentinean security researcher to an online security mailing list.
As a result of the vulnerability, malicious users could have caused the Microsoft server to execute any command, according to the message posted to Vuln-Dev by Cesar Cerrudo."
