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The Nerd Group
We are here to do all your computer nerd jobs. Here are just a few of the computer things we do:
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Infocon: green
Oracle has an unscheduled security alert and patch for CVE-2010-0073. The issue affects WebLogic Server and is remotely exploitable. Details and patch are here http://www.oracle.com/technology/deploy/security/alerts/alert-cve-2010-0073.html
Oracle has an unscheduled security alert and patch for CVE-2010-0073. The issue affects WebLogic Server and is remotely exploitable. Details and patch are here http://www.oracle.com/technology/deploy/security/alerts/alert-cve-2010-0073.html, (Tue, Feb 9th)
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When is a 0day not a 0day? Samba symlink bad default config, (Tue, Feb 9th)
When is a 0day not a 0day? When the exploit ends up being just a poor default configuration issue. I ...(more)...
When is a 0day not a 0day? Fake OpenSSh exploit, again. , (Mon, Feb 8th)
When is a 0day in OpenSSH not a 0day? When it's local exploit code. Not the kind that exploits a vul ...(more)...
Mandiant Mtrends Report, (Sun, Feb 7th)
Once again a lazy weekend to catch up on some reading. One of the items that came across my em ...(more)...
LANDesk Management Gateway Vulnerability, (Sat, Feb 6th)
LANDesk has released a security fix for a vulnerability reported for the LANDesk Management Gateway ...(more)...
tweaked ISC layout. Please submit screen shot and browser details if things don't look right., (Sat, Feb 6th)
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Johannes B. Ullrich, Ph ...(more)...
Oracle WebLogic Server Security Alert, (Sat, Feb 6th)
Oracle issued a Security Alert that address a vulnerability in the Node Manager component of Oracle ...(more)...
New version of Andreas Schuster's Evtx Parser released http://computer.forensikblog.de/en/2010/02/evtx_parser_1_0_2.html, (Sat, Feb 6th)
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Memory Analysis - time to move beyond XP, (Fri, Feb 5th)
One of my interests for the last couple of years has been memory analysis especially for use in malw ...(more)...
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Microsoft Research News |
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British Library and Microsoft Launch Online Platform for Collaborative Research
From Feb. 8, the new open source Research Information Centre Framework v1.0 is available to download for free.
Microsoft's Self-Powered TV Remote, No Batteries Required
Researchers from Microsoft's lab in Cambridge, England, have created a media remote control called Peppermill that converts the twisting motion required to use it into the energy needed to power it.
Translator Fast-Tracks Haitian Creole
The aid effort in response to the Haiti earthquake needs funds, supplies, and medical help. When it became apparent that the aid effort also needed language assistance, the Microsoft Translator team quickly added a new language to the system.
Innovation via Client Plus Cloud: Microsoft-NSF Partnership
Our focus is on empowering researchers via intuitive and familiar client tools whose capabilities extend seamlessly in power and scope via the cloud.
Democratizing Research: How 'Client Plus Cloud' Computing Can Amplify What's Possible for Scientists
Experts say the ability to connect research on the desktop with processing from the cloud creates new opportunities to accelerate innovation and discovery.
Microsoft and the National Science Foundation Enable Research in the Cloud
Agreement will offer free access to new computational and collaborative services to accelerate scientific discovery for research communities.
Save Your Life ... Digitise
Recording every detail of your life on gadgets could one day replace the need for memories — or mean an end to privacy.
Plan for Free Access to a Cloud Computing Service
The National Science Foundation and Microsoft have agreed to offer American scientific researchers free access to the company's new cloud computing service.
World's Most Influential Designers
Bill Buxton of Microsoft Research has been named to BusinessWeek's list of the world's most influential designers making an impact on business today.
Video: Embodied Social Proxies (and Remote Video Heads!) with Microsoft Research
Microsoft Research is doing research into what they call Embodied Social Proxies--how will a team's relationship with a remote work change if there is a physical stand-in they can interact with.
Helping People Get to the Party
Destination Maps, technology from Microsoft Research now available via Bing Maps, makes it easy for party planners or businesses to get guests or customers to unfamiliar destinations.
Bing Translator Now Supports Haitian Creole
In response to the Haitian earthquake, Bing Translator now comes with support for Haitian Creole, one of two official languages in Haiti.
Video: Pictionaire Multitouch Table Blends Physical Objects with Digital Work
A collaborative project called Pictionaire by Microsoft Research and the University of California, Berkeley, promises to combine the physical and virtual worlds.
The Future of Computing Is Not Scary
What changes will IT bring about in our lives? That was question addressed by an eminent panel put together by Microsoft Research India during TechVista, its annual research symposium.
Microsoft Launches Portal for Computer Science Students
Microsoft Research India has launched ResearchAndYou.com, a computer science community portal at TechVista, its annual research symposium.
Microsoft ‘Excited' About Unique ID Project
Microsoft Research India sees “exciting” opportunities for itself in the Indian government's unique identification project – in the areas of user interfaces, multilingual systems, mobility, and secure database management.
India Lab’s Triumphant Half-Decade
Five years after the inauguration of Microsoft Research India, P. Anandan, the lab’s managing director, reflects upon his facility’s heady debut on the world stage.
Troubleshooting Small Networks
It’s easier to create network tools for home users and small businesses than for large enterprise environments, right? Microsoft researchers tackle this assumption and explain why it’s actually harder to build troubleshooting tools for small networks.
A Chat with Don Syme
The creative force behind the F# language, Don Syme, sits down for a chat with journalist Richard Morris.
Three Innovators Receive O'Donnell Awards from Academy of Medicine, Engineering and Science of Texas
Doug Burger of Microsoft Research Redmond has been named one of three winners of the 2010 Edith and Peter O'Donnell Awards from The Academy of Medicine, Engineering and Science of Texas.
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