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News by: Pic0o
Posted On: Nov 12 2008, 12:48 PM |  MythTv on Ubuntu 8.04
Jolly Afternoon. I had some issues with getting a Ubuntu 8.04 setup running MythTv with the Web Plugin to run out the gate. After some sniffing around, I found the following post mentioning that there are 2 locations for the DB Config for the Web Interface, that I would need to update with my custom MythDB Password.
Once I edited the file located @ /etc/apache2/sites-enabled and restarted Apache, I was working. Now Kat can record stuff to the Myth PC from her browser, and my PC can be offline, since I moved the capture card and such to a dedicated PC. 
I wanted tyo keep this in mind for myself, or anyone else who may run into Database Connect issues for MythWeb. |
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Posted On: Nov 4 2008, 07:21 AM | Mini laptop? A brand I like to
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Posted On: Oct 21 2008, 09:43 AM | Wired Keyboard Sniffing
It's the morning still, and I am peeking into the realm of Wired Keyboard Sniffing
Detailed info and Vids can be found here.
On the slim of things, basically your keyboard's electromagnetic waves are the key to sniffing for input characters. When done right, the range looks to be ~ 60 FT / 20 yards, even through walls.
This looks to be a concern for Computers and ATM input keypads. We should know more once the write-up gets validated and published. Meanwhile, watch the videos and cringe.  |
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Posted On: Oct 17 2008, 08:14 AM | I found your Money...
This one will be short and blunt, as I work my Coffee (Friday, and we Kicked ASS @ Nyzul Isle last night in FFXI) 
ISP Data Cops
On the slim here, Congress passed some legislation to make a copyright Czar, shortly after this, and the previous bans to usenet, the following is in the works.
One new tool, being marketed in the U.S. by an Australian company, offers to check every file passing through an Internet provider's network — every image, every movie, every document attached to an e-mail or found in a Web search — to see if it matches a list of illegal images.
Here is where the Child porn defense falls apart:
That actual knowledge could be handed to the Internet companies by technologies like the one proposed by the Australian company, Brilliant Digital Entertainment Ltd. Known as CopyRouter, the software would let ISPs compare computer files — movies, photographs and documents — against those lists. Banned files would be blocked, and the requestor would receive a substitute file provided by law enforcement, such as a warning message: "The material you have attempted to access has been identified as child pornography." The attempt to send or receive the file could then be reported to law enforcement, along with the Internet Protocol address of the requestor.
So EVERYTHING can and will be scanned? Let's talk about good intentions completely blowing up in our faces. Instead of making the Gov't and ISP's protect children from Online Predators, they want to make a Data Honeypot.
Let's look @ our friends on the EU side of things, and take a count of Data Loss they have had. Yes, storing Data @ the ISP? This is a bad idea. |
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