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Submission + - Default password list

Submitted by

msharp

on Tuesday January 30, 2007 @09:52PM

msharp writes: "Allegedly the worlds largest list of default passwords for modems, routers, firmware , operating sytems and network aplliances. ONE LIST TO FIND THEM, ONE LIST TO RULE THEM ALL !!! http://www.cyberpunkcafe.com/routerpasses.html"

Submission + - Your web browser, now a graphing calculator

Submitted by Anonymous Coward on Saturday January 20, 2007 @05:27AM

An anonymous reader writes: Taking advantage of the vector graphics features offered by the latest browsers, a recently created website called FooPlot turns your web browser into a function plotter (in 2-D and 3-D), offering a few basic graphing calculator features with a promise for further developments and integration with popular online spreadsheet applications. Gaining popularity in an educational context both in high schools and universities, this is another great example of the potential of the Internet to become the application platform of the future.

As an added extra, FooPlot also permits functions to be tacked onto the URL: http://fooplot.com/x^2+2x+1.

Submission + - BluRay Protection Removed

Submitted by Icy_Digital on Saturday January 20, 2007 @02:48AM

Icy_Digital writes: It seems as though Muslix64 has removed the AACS protection from a BluRay movie file. http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=120869 See post number 15

Submission + - PSP Keyboard: TyDoPad v0.01 beta

Submitted by

Jaime

on Friday January 19, 2007 @07:50PM

Jaime writes: "You might be a little confused here. The title says the PSP keyboard has arrived but today the news comes in the form of a homebrew application, not a USB keyboard for PSP. That's because madruscoe (also known as moneytoo from our forums) has managed to create a homebrew application which lets you make short notes and save them as .txt files on your Memory Stick using the Palm(One) Universal Wireless Keyboard. This is the only keyboard supported at the moment and the good news is you can pick them up for around $50 on Amazon and they'll work with your Palm PDA."

Submission + - Microsoft shakes up secure VPN technolgy

Submitted by

coondoggie

on Friday January 19, 2007 @05:02PM

coondoggie writes: "Microsoft is working on a remote access tunneling protocol for Vista and Longhorn Server that lets client devices securely access networks via a VPN from anywhere on the Internet without concern for typical port blocking issues. The company hopes the protocol will help reduced help desk support calls associated with IPSec VPNs when those connections get blocked by firewalls or routers. In addition, SSTP won't foster retraining issues because it does not change the end-user VPN controls. http://www.networkworld.com/news/2007/011907-micro soft-secure-vpn-tunneling-protocol.html"

Submission + - US Changes Story on Spy Coins

Submitted by Aqua_boy17 on Friday January 19, 2007 @04:26PM

Aqua_boy17 writes: As a follow up to a story previously reported on Slashdot regarding bugged Canadian coins, the US Defense Department is now claiming that the original story was false. In an AP story published today the department states that its previous claims have proven to be unsubstatiated according to subsequent investigations. The US Defense Security Service was never able to provide evidence to support its original claim regarding the fake coins, and has now begun an internal investigation to determine how the original report was leaked to the public. Industry experts were intially baffled by the first reports, as such devices would have had a very limited capability to deliver significant amounts of reliable intelligence data.

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