Posts Tagged ‘ hacking ’

Dealing With Negative Publicity In Real Time

Jan 8th, 2009 | By | Category: Corporate Podcasts, Internet TV, Video

Wine Library TV’s Gary Vaynerchuk has a great story to tell about getting your site hacked and dealing with bad publicity in real time. Do you think a large corporation can react like this – in “new media time”? via TechCrunch



iPhone Gets NES Games, Lousy Gameplay

Aug 7th, 2007 | By | Category: iPhone, Strange

A developer, not satisfied with using his iPhone for podcasts, video podcasts, YouTube videos and phone calls, has ported the InfoNES core to the iPhone, along with Mario, Zelda, and other NES roms. While it demonstrates the¬†computing and gaming capabilities of the iPhone,¬†even the developer¬†admits that the use of virtual controllers for gaming “…while cute, [...]



Finnish Court Declares Open Season For Hacking DRM

May 26th, 2007 | By | Category: General, Video

An unusual ruling in Finnish courts appears to have declared that it’s open season for hacking DRM’d media. In an unanimous decision, the Helsinki District Court ruled that Content Scrambling System (CSS) used in DVD movies is “ineffective”. The decision is the first in Europe to interpret new copyright law amendments that ban the circumvention [...]



The Movie Industry May Allow Fair Use, But It Will Cost You

May 24th, 2007 | By | Category: General

The movie industry is considering changes to HD DVD and Blu-ray Disc licensing agreements that would formally give consumers the right to make several legal copies of HD DVD and Blu-ray Disc movies they’ve purchased. The agreement would let buyers make a backup copy in case their original disc is damaged and another copy for [...]



Could A Podcast Hack Windows Vista?

Feb 2nd, 2007 | By | Category: Audio Podcasting, General, Strange

A vulnerability in Microsoft’s recently released operating system appears to let an audio¬†podcast hack Windows Vista. Vista’s speech recognition feature can let attackers run malicious programs using recorded audio commands. Microsoft has confirmed the vulnerability: Microsoft‚Äôs initial investigation reveals that this vulnerability could allow an attacker to use the speech recognition feature in Windows Vista [...]