Tag: exploit
Apple plugs 'gone in 30 seconds' Safari flaw
April 18th, 2008 by Marcus BrowneApple has released another round of security patches for its Web browser this week, targeting a vulnerability which allowed a Macbook air to be hacked and two deficiencies in the Windows-only version of the software.
Apple plugs 25 Mac OS X flaws
April 20th, 2007 by Joris EversApple on Thursday issued a security update for Mac OS X that addresses 25 security flaws in the operating system software.
Essential iPhone and iPod gadgets for your car
November 28th, 2008 by Brendon ChaseNeed to take your shiny new iPhone or iPod on the road? Instead of stashing it away in the glovebox, try wiring it up to your car with these handy gadgets.
How-to: Install iPhone OS 2.0 (and why you shouldn't)
April 8th, 2008 by iPhone AtlasPwnage, a tool released earlier this week by the iPhone Dev team for Mac OS X (Windows edition coming soon), is an amazing piece of work.
Adobe hopes Lightroom captures photo trends
July 30th, 2008 by Stephen ShanklandLightroom 2.0 is better at editing just a portion of an image and it plays more nicely with Photoshop. More broadly, it's designed for digital-era photography challenges.
The secure Mac: myth or legend? Part I
October 10th, 2007 by David BraueCNET.com.au has this story from David Braue which looks at the question of whether the Mac is really more secure than other PC operating systems. This is part one:
The secure Mac: myth or legend? Part II
October 12th, 2007 by David BraueHere is part two of David Braue's look at whether the Mac is really more secure than other PC operating systems. (Part one is here.)
mygosh.. follow the steps.
1. import ur music file into itunes 8 (yes, it works for 8)
2. right click on d file, select "Get Info"
3. click on "Options", check the boxes labelled "Start Time" and "Stop Time". Set start time to 0, stop time to 0:40. (u can play around here to get the bit u want). Click OK.
4. Right click the same file, select "Create AAC version"
5. Right click the same file, select "Show in WIndows Explorer"
6. Change the extension from m4a to m4r in the window that just opened. If no extensions are shown, in your explorer window, click on: Tools>Folder Options>View. Make sure the "Hide Extensions for Known File Types" box is UNCHECKED. Click OK all the way. Now, change extension of created file to m4r.
7. Go back to iTunes. Delete the file that was created.
8. Drag the m4r file into iTunes.
9. Sync your iPhone w/ ur com. Voila! Check it out.
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