Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Installous Troll Bridge query
Kyek modified a Greasemonkey plugin to let you see if an Appulous IPA hyperlink used to be lifeless prior to you clicked it. the unique plugin was the ________ links Checker.
solution: Cavern
You ssh to your phone and decide to rename “documents” to “other crap”. sort the command to do it, with out using prices.
resolution: mv documents different Crap
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Apple’s latest Snow Leopard update breaks compatibility with netbooks hacked to run the Mac running machine. but it’s not likely that the move signifies the corporate’s future plans to clamp down on the “Hackintosh” neighborhood, observers say. extra: persisted right here
Though jailbreaking an iPhone certainly opens up opportunities to add functionality that Apple doesn’t approve of, it can also make an iPhone less secure. Several Dutch iPhone users found that out the hard way after a hacker attacked a number of vulnerable phones on T-mobile Netherlands and tried to extort €5 from them. More: continued…
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Release Candidate 2 (RC2) for Blackra1n, iPhone hacker George Hotz’s software for 1-click jailbreaking, has been released for all existing iPhone and iPod Touch devices. It adds support for new iPhone 3GS and iPod Touch 8GB and fixes almost every bug present in the previous version. However, it will NOT unlock the device, enabling it to be…
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CWmike writes “while the sector excited by Microsoft’s launch of windows 7, Florida-based totally Psystar quietly launched insurrection EFI, a tool product that must fear Apple much more than Microsoft’s latest working system. revolt EFI allows customers to run Apple’s flagship running device, Mac OS X Snow Leopard, on non-Apple hardware. Computerworld check drove the…
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Google confirmed that passwords for its free Gmail online e-mail service had been harvested by hackers, but downplayed the phishing attack as involving a “small” number of accounts. More: continued here
A network of Russian malware writers and spammers paid hackers 43 cents for each Mac machine they infected with bogus video software, a sign that Macs have become attack targets, a security researcher said yesterday. More: continued here
Two years ago, I detailed how to build a Hackintosh for under $800 –then covered how to do the same with less hacking. Now that Snow Leopard is out, we’re revisiting the Hackintosh, building a Hack Pro from scratch for roughly $900.
Charlie Miller, a security researcher who hacked a Macintosh in two minutes last year at CanSecWest’s PWN2OWN contest, improved his time today by breaking into another Mac in under 10 seconds. More: continued here
Charlie Miller, a security researcher who hacked a Macintosh in two minutes last year at CanSecWest’s PWN2OWN contest, improved his time today by breaking into another Mac in under 10 seconds.
This article will cover absolutely everything there is to know about video on the iPhone…where to get it, formats, converting, video apps, video hacks, video accessories, and more. More: continued here
Almost everything has a processor and/or memory chips these days, including keyboards. Apple’s keyboards are no exception; they have 8Kb of flash memory, and 256 bytes of RAM. K. Chen has found a way to very easily install keyloggers and other possibly malicious code right inside these Apple keyboards. Proof of concept code is here…
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Boing Boing Gadgets’ fantastic ease-of-netbook-Hackintoshing chart just got updated with three new models (all pretty promising) and a smattering of changes throughout. If you’re thinking about… More: continued here
Apple is wowing thousands of businesses and even government agencies who have signed up for the popular iPhone. Too bad its “enterprise-friendly” security features are useless, says a hacker, who does not advise using the iPhone for business. More: continued here