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You'll still be able to hack Linksys WRT routers with open source firmware despite new FCC rules
Publié: mai 15, 2016, 9:51pm CEST par Mark Wilson
In a little over two weeks, new rules will come into play that pose something of a threat to people who like to install open source firmware on their routers. The Federal Communications Commission is implementing guidelines designed to prevent users from modifying their routers in such a way that would make them operate outside of their licensed frequency range and interfere with other devices. Many router manufacturers have opted for the easy way out, and decided to simply completely block (or continue to block) the installation of third party, open source firmware. Not so with Linksys. The company has… [Continue Reading] -
Torrent site The Pirate Bay loses thepiratebay.se and piratebay.se domain names
Publié: mai 15, 2016, 1:32pm CEST par Mark Wilson
The Pirate Bay is no stranger to court cases, and the site has just lost another one in Sweden. A Swedish court has ruled that the torrent site's thepiratebay.se and piratebay.se domain names must be handed over to the state. The two domains have been confiscated after a judge at the Court of Appeal decided that they were being used to (gasp!) commit crimes under the Copyright Act. It is unlikely that the ruling will have much effect on The Pirate Bay's operations as it already has numerous other domain names to fall back on. But there is no denying… [Continue Reading] -
Windows 10 Anniversary Update will bring even more deceptive app ads to the Start menu
Publié: mai 15, 2016, 1:02pm CEST par Mark Wilson
When Microsoft first introduced the idea of 'promoted apps' to the Windows 10 Start menu, it was decried by many as little more than pushing ads at users. If you found yourself among those upset by the appearance of links to apps you may have a vague interest in, things could be about to get a whole lot worse. Later this summer Microsoft is releasing a major update to Windows 10 in the form of the Windows 10 Anniversary Update. In July the update will be released to the masses -- although Insiders have the chance to try it out… [Continue Reading]