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Late Tuesday Night
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Tuesday, 1-October-2002 23:59:24 (GMT +10) - by Agg
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There's another nasty virus going around.. tries to grab your credit-card details. Info here thanks Pak and here thanks Iroquois.
Simon warns about another one, that sounds different: The virus once activated the virus enumerates all corporate domains and printers in those domains and sends multiple print jobs to those printers until the printer is exhausted of paper. I cant pin
point this to an identified virus yet. The file that is being printed is al squiggles in the format of an executable file (starting with "MZE"). If any of your readers have large networks with lots of printers they may want to set NT level security on their printers to only allow print jobs from specified local locations/domain NT groups.
Yet another one here from Iroquois. I think that one is old news tho, I've been getting those emails for a while now.
TechPC have been voltage modding the Abit IT7-MAX, P4 DDR motherboard.
Hawk spotted some cool Paper Airplane designs.
The Aust Govt wants to to be able to ban websites without letting anyone know what they are, thanks EMan.
Digit-Life have their nForce2 and XP2800+ reviews posted.. Active-Hardware have their XP2700+ review posted too.
A heap of stuff from Gandalf: The True Cost of Free Music: Kazaa is trying to build a viable business around free music downloads, but music listeners may be forced to pay a steep price. 500,000+ Webmasters Boycott 314 Major Online Merchants And Ad Networks For Deceptive, Fraudulent, Illegal And Unfair Business Practices. MIT and the OpenCourseWare team are excited to share with you a first sampling of course materials from MIT's Faculty. California targets spammers with $US2m lawsuit. 'Six million crystal tubes' in China's first CPU. Red Hat Linux 8.0 gets mixed reception. ISPs furious over Telstra stalling tactic.
Melbournites with pocket PC's might be interested in the Melbourne PPC User Group, thanks Cameron.
Reviews:
Gigabyte GA-7VXP KT400-based socketA DDR motherboard on OCNZ.
MSI KT3 Ultra and GF3 Ti200 socketA DDR motherboard and video card on BlueSmoke.
Universal SocketA Shim on ClubOC.. not heard much about those for a while.
Thermalright SLK-7 cooler on SystemCooling.
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