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Jul 27 2008

RIM finds security flaw in BlackBerry Enterprise Server

Posted by: admin in Mobile Tech

RIM has issued a security warning to BES admins about a problem with the BlackBerry Attachment Service and PDF files. The flaw apparently allows would-be hackers to execute malicious code with a specially crafted PDF file. The Waterloo messaging behemoth has listed BES versions 4.1 SP 3 through 4.1 SP5, and BlackBerry Unite! as affected and rated the severity as 9 out of a possible 10 — with 10 being the highest level of fail. Thankfully a workaround is available on RIM’s site involving disabling the processing of PDF files until RIM can issue a fix for the misery. Hit the read link for the dirty details.

[Via PCWorld]

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Jul 27 2008

Free Nintendo Wii Without Phone Or Credit Card Use

Posted by: admin in Video

this site gives you the opportunity to earn credits by completeing free serveys and signing up to stuff(for free) in order to receive credits and buy the gifts. heres the link: http://www.rewards1.com/index.php?referrer_id=257986 mail me if you have any other questions extra tags game ps3 wii psp xbox gamecube ps2 ds nintendo sony microsoft play games electronic arts entertainment gadg…

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Jul 27 2008

Adult-rated games being nixed from some British jails and prisons

Posted by: admin in Oline Networking News

Yeah… those are some l33t photoshop skillz. I guess Don’t Drop the Soap Saga XII and the latest Battle Raper (I wish I was kidding) have been deemed poisonous to the minds ostensibly being rehabilitated by Britain’s overcrowded prison system. Games have been a privilege among institutions for some time now but budget cuts have caused […]

Yeah… those are some l33t photoshop skillz.

I guess Don’t Drop the Soap Saga XII and the latest Battle Raper (I wish I was kidding) have been deemed poisonous to the minds ostensibly being rehabilitated by Britain’s overcrowded prison system. Games have been a privilege among institutions for some time now but budget cuts have caused the console-buying programs to be pruned despite prison staff praising the games as good time-wasters for bored, incarcerated youth.

Games with adult content (described as “human sexual contact” or “gross violence”) would be banned under the new regulations, and inmates in England and Wales would have to pay for any approved games out of their own pockets — assuming those jumpsuits even have pockets.