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Entries for October, 2008

nLite

Have you ever wanted to remove Windows components like Media Player, Internet Explorer, Outlook Express, MSN Explorer, Messenger… How about not even to install them with Windows? nLite is a tool for pre-installation Windows configuration and component removal at your choice. Optional bootable image ready for burning on media or testing in virtual machines.

‘Clickjacking’ Web Attacks

A type of browser-based attack, in which the user is fooled into clicking on a link other than the one he thinks he is clicking on, is being highly scrutinized by the web’s top architects. It’s a good thing, too, because as of now, there is no ideal solution to this nefarious exploit.

Keep Your Laptop Safe

Keep Your Laptop Safe When Traveling. Tech blogger Chris Pirillo offers 10 practical tips for keeping your notebook safe on the road. His tips run the gamut from the very simple (pad your case) to the more technical (set a BIOS password), so it’s a great checklist to rundown to make sure you’re doing everything [...]

Network Scans from USB Drive.

SoftPerfect Scans Networks from a USB Drive. A good network scanner digs deep into any network it’s pointed at and opens it up for you to get into. SoftPerfect Network Scanner does those things, can do them from a thumb drive, and is a good deal less intimidating than some other scanner apps out there. [...]

@andrewskretvedt I just subscr…

@andrewskretvedt I just subscribed to it on hulu… http://www.hulu.com/my-own-worst-enemy

@kavmac same here, cant sleep….

@kavmac same here, cant sleep. just catching up on some reading now.

Convert PDFs to Word

Stuck with a PDF file and no application that will let you edit it? PDF UNdo Online is easy, free, works on any computer and there’s no registration required. Click to browse your computer for an Adobe PDF document, click to convert it into a Microsoft Word document, then click to download the converted file. [...]

Firewall and AV

Connecting your laptop to the local coffee shop’s Wi-Fi without a good firewall and thinking you’re secure is like using a condom with thousands of holes in it and calling it safe sex. Your antivirus application is a good start, but if you want to make sure you’re computer is safe while you’re connected to [...]

@harry Try and use Chrome just…

@harry Try and use Chrome just for your web apps like Gmail and Google reader and make sure you create application short cuts from them.

@terryh Seems to have gotten a…

@terryh Seems to have gotten a little bloated in the last release.