Dienstag, 4. März 2003

Net Hacker Tool du Jour: Google. Hackers often use underground software to gain access to private information on the Net or private computer networks. But the newest trick up their sleeves is a tool all Web users are familiar with. By Christopher Null. [Wired News] Must read! 10:15:02 PM    comment []

Apple to Launch Music Service?. discstickers writes "The San Jose Mercury News is running an article about an Apple music service that might be ready to launch next month. $.99 a song with ... [Slashdot: Apple] 9:57:02 PM    comment []

Apple preparing digital music service. Apple Computer is preparing an online music-buying service for Mac and iPod users and is close to winning many of the licenses it needs from major record labels, sources say. [CNET News.com] 9:56:18 PM    comment []

Killing Chicago? The Font Apple Doesn't Want You to Use. Steve doesn't want you tinkering with OS X's innards. [Insanely Great Mac] I just love that font! It's the only thing I'm really missing from OS9! 9:53:42 PM    comment []

Apple posts Security Update 2003-03-03. This dot-fix addresses a problem with send mail, but the mothership suggests all do the install [Insanely Great Mac] 9:14:52 AM    comment []

Apple Patches Sendmail Bug Quickly. 90XDoubleSide writes "Apple has released Security Update 2002-03-03 (available through Software Update) which addresses the sendmail vulnerability reported ... [Slashdot] 9:14:25 AM    comment []

Apple Style Music Service to Battle Napster. The LA Times reports (Free registration required) that Apple will soon be venturing into the realm of online music sharing, though their version will implement micro-revenue streams and complete Mac OS X integration. Rumors of the service first appeared on MacRumors.com, "Sources report that Apple will be introducing an MP3 music-downloading service to users. The service partner to provide the music has not yet been identified, but songs are expected to cost $0.99 per... [Spymac] 9:14:03 AM    comment []

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