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Ever wonder Google Singapore can matched office of Google Mountain view?
I was going through securitytube and found this interesting talk at Shmoocon 2009 on harddrive and computer forensic. I find that the stuff he talk is very interesting.
During a presentation at the Mobile World Congress, Intel and Nokia announced that they are bringing together their respective Linux-based operating systems under a single banner.
The combined platform, called MeeGo, supports multiple architectures and will be suitable for use across a wide range of mobile and embedded form factors, including netbooks and smartphones.
Nokia's Maemo platform evolved from the company's experiments with handheld tablet computing. It has shipped on all of the company's Internet tablets (Nxxx Series) as well as the N900, a high-end smartphone that Nokia launched last year. Intel's Moblin platform, which is principally designed for netbooks, is backed by a number of prominent Linux distributors and hardware vendors. Although there are a number of significant technical differences between the two platforms, they have a lot in common.
Full Article [Ars Technica]
Here is a special report written by HITB guys for the ctf-wmd competition last year
https://www.hackinthebox.org/misc/HITB-CTF2009-Special-Report.pdf
Team AllKill did not change their default passwords and an attacking team had logged in, stolen their flags and had been messing around with their virtual image. Luckily for them, they had made backups of their image but the downside was they were losing points.
Haha. The one behind this is done by my team (Terminators). But sadly the flag we stolen were decoy and not the real one =( but still we screw their vm =x
New Laptops with Synpatics touchpad released late last year débuted with either multi-touch or partial gesture support such as ChiralMotion, two-finger scroll & pinch zoom. Some lucky users with older hardware was able to update the driver to get these features while some needed a hacked driver (no supported on Win64 as the signatures were destroyed).
But ALL Synaptics touchpads support multi-touch such as two-finger scroll. Here's a tip on how to get that. First install, Scrybe by Synaptics to get gesture support. If two-finger scroll isn't enabled, even in the touchpad settings, go on to get a resident app to unlock the two-finger scroll.
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