Site Undergoing Last of Upgrades
I just wanted to post and keep everyone updated on the site. In the next week to week and a half there will be a lot of upgrades made to the web site. There will be new gallery views, upgraded photo viewing, integrated web site and message board registration, and more. So during this time I have disabled new forum registrations. I will keep you posted and when everything is done the site will be ready to rock and roll!
Posted on 03 Apr 2008 by Oliver
New Content Coming & Looking for Staff!
Hello everyone I am posting to tell everyone about the new features coming to MyPCMod. As you can see there is now going to be news and articles on the web site. We are going to post things such as mod articles, technology news, hardware reviews and more! We will be getting into things such as overclocking and more. I am also looking for someone to hire interested in the tech field to write some artices for the web site. If you think you have what it takes please contact me ASAP.
Posted on 31 Mar 2008 by Oliver
Adobe Flash Flaw Results in Vista Exploit
The Pwn To Own contest at CanSecWest which focuses on rewarding hackers for gaining access to systems has brought to realization a new flaw. Hackers at this contest were only allowed to target the operating system directly on the first day. On the second day hackers could target "standard" operating system applications. This ultimately ended up with only a hacker being able to break through the MacBok Air. Then on the third day users were allowed to target "popular" software for the operating systems. This allowed hackers to gain access to the Windows Vista machine by finding a undiscovered Adobe Flash flaw. The hackers won $5,000 cash and they get to keep the laptop. Untouched during the competition was a laptop running Ubuntu was untouched. The details of the Apple and Adobe flaws will not be disclosed until the companies have released patches for them.
Posted on 31 Mar 2008 by Oliver
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Comcast has been under a lot of scrutiny lately about its practices towards file sharing to its users. At first Comcast denied allegations that it was hampering certain types of Internet traffic specifically Peer to Peer traffic. But after public interest groups and even the FCC were in on the allegations a investigation by the Associated Press revealed that it was indeed blocking certain traffic.
