SpawnPoint

Scro 58.0%

Global Score:	68,693
Total Time:
Wins/Losses (Ratio):	1,470 / 1,614 (0.91)
Kills (strk):	25,753 (31)
Deaths (strk):	25,066 (18)

Now I dont have to buy a telescope. Google Earth now able to view "The Stars"

If you haven’t seen it in action, Check out Google Earth. Google earth allows you to explore the world with satellite imagery, maps, terrain and 3D buildings to put the world's geographic information at your fingertips.

• Fly to your house. Just type in an address, press Search, and you’ll zoom right in.
• Search for schools, parks, restaurants, and hotels. Get driving directions.
• Tilt and rotate the view to see 3D terrain and buildings, or look up to explore the sky
• Save and share your searches and favorites.

 

Google Earth can be downloaded from here: http://earth.google.com/

Another find from Sans.org. For you info sec freaks... For those of you who do not patch. Good luck with that. In Summary:
After deobfuscating the payload I found out that it contains the typical set of exploits: the ADODB vulnerability exploit (MS06-014), the QuickTime and WinZIP exploits, AOL SB.SuperBuddy.1, WebViewFolderIcon and the VML Element Integer Overflow . Finally, one new addition is the exploit for the NCTAudioFile2 ActiveX vulnerability (http://secunia.com/secunia_research/2007-2/advisory). While this is an old vulnerability dating from January 2007, a fully working exploit was publicly released in April and what’s worse is that the affected ActiveX control is delivered with dozens(!!!) of popular audio/video applications. This is shifting the patching process from the base OS to client applications which is usually much more difficult for users, especially if those applications don’t support automatic updates so it’s left up to the user to first find out that he has a vulnerable application and then manually patch it. The rest of the story at http://isc.sans.org/