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Despotify was behind the Spotify hack
The open client "Despotify" gave access to sensitive information about Spotify users.
Daniel Ek, CEO at Spotify, says: "They have simply managed to build a client which can communicate with Spotify's servers".
It might be a good idea to change your Spotify password
Spotify has been attacked through a security vulnerability in the service. The vulnerability was discovered on December 19th, 2008. Now Spotify's technicans believe that the flaw is more critical than first feared and they found that the vulnerability has been used by a group of hackers. Passwords of user accounts created before December 19th might be in the wrong hands.
Cryptography (from the xkcd webcomic)
Visit the site for more laughter: http://xkcd.com
FreeBSD vs. Linux (SuSE)
A fun battle between FreeBSD and SuSE from techTV with Leo Laporte. Nerds only! :-)
A note on passwords
This cannot be repeated enough, hence this post.
Passwords are often considered an obstacle by many and a lot do not understand why they exist. The passwords are mostly controlled by a policy that require the user to change them regularly and the password must be this long and that complex. How do you create strong passwords without being a Memory Guru?
A presentation about the BSD history and future by Jason Dixon
Is BSD really dying?
Head Tracking for Desktop VR Displays using the WiiRemote
Future games will be awesome!
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