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nuken writes "I am happy to announce the release of Tricked Out News 2.4 for RavenNuke(tm) 2.40.00. The entire mod has incorporated the RavenNuke(tm) 2.40.00 modifications and has some new features as well. You can view it HERE and download it HERE."
Posted by Raven on Friday, September 18, 2009 @ 20:02:11 EDT (476 reads) ( | Score: 0)
"As web designers and developers, we have all come to learn many css tricks and techniques that help us achieve our layout goals. The list of these techniques is an ever expanding one, however, there are certain tricks that are essential to achieve your goal. Today, we will review 20 excellent css techniques to keep in mind when developing your theme."
Posted by Raven on Friday, September 18, 2009 @ 11:51:12 EDT (581 reads) ( | Score: 0)
RavenNuke 2.4.0 (tm)
papamike writes "I have been around in my career and tested alot of software both commercial and open source and I can say this about RN 4. The team has done it again, they have added to an already stable CMS and produced an even better product.
The new Content Plus is HOT! And the wiki is informative now and I'm confident that it will get bigger and better.
I applaud the Raven Nuke team on making this CMS a bigger, better and more secure product than anything I have seen on the web ever. I can't wait for future releases. Forget the other Nuke's and stay with Raven Nuke (tm) you can't go wrong.
Have a wonderful day,
Papamike"
Note:Thanks so much PapaMike! We also thank you for being a theme author that fully supports RavenNuke (tm). Having themes made for RavenNuke (tm) that work right out of the box is a must if RavenNuke (tm) is to be a success!
Posted by Raven on Thursday, September 17, 2009 @ 17:09:06 EDT (720 reads) ( | Score: 0)
Google acquires reCAPTCHA
kguske writes " The graphic on Google's official blog says it all:
What's next?"
Posted by Raven on Wednesday, September 16, 2009 @ 19:22:11 EDT (656 reads) ( | Score: 0)
Security Alert: Websense Security Labs report - State of Internet Security, Q1-Q
Today, Websense released its biannual "State of the Internet" report, a deep dive into the most significant threats on the Internet during the first half of 2009.
Today, most threats to information security are leading to the Web -- either using the Internet as the attack vector, or simply the route through which stolen, confidential data is transmitted. Key findings from the Websense report include:
Websense Security Labs identified a 233 percent growth in the number of malicious sites in the last six months and a 671 percent growth over the last year.
* In the first half of 2009, 77 percent of Web sites with malicious code were legitimate sites that have been compromised. This high percentage was maintained over the past six months in part due to widespread attacks including Gumblar, Beladen and Nine Ball which aimed at compromising trusted Web properties with massive injection campaigns.
Posted by Raven on Tuesday, September 15, 2009 @ 16:01:05 EDT (780 reads) (Read More... | 3314 bytes more | Score: 0)
RavenNuke(tm) v2.40.00 Released!
RavenNuke(tm) v2.40.00
On behalf of the RavenNuke(tm) Team I am excited and proud to announce the release of Raven CMS version 2.40.00. There way too many enhancements and changes to list them here. Please read the Change Log for specifics.
One very important announcement is the release of our new Wiki! While it does contain most all of the data that was formally contained in the HowToInstall section, it is very much a work in process. For the time being we are limiting editing to the RN Team and/or by invitation only. Once we stabilize a bit more it will be opened up Smile. Please bear with us during this transition time Smile. Access the Wiki at Raven CMS Wiki
Also, please note that we are releasing v2.40.00 as a series of Release Candidates beginning with RC1. We are doing this for several reasons. Most importantly it allows us to release our version a little sooner as we are still tweaking/adjusting some areas for conformity.
We have added some new themes and converted some old ones. We are still working on some of them.
In any event, please have fun, read the Wiki documentation, and try to find solutions before posting issues Smile
Raven Web Services LLC
Posted by Raven on Tuesday, September 15, 2009 @ 05:03:33 EDT (558 reads) ( | Score: 0)
DESCRIPTION: Some vulnerabilities have been reported in Mozilla Firefox, which can be exploited by malicious people to bypass certain security restrictions, conduct spoofing attacks, or compromise a vulnerable system.
Posted by Raven on Saturday, September 12, 2009 @ 04:52:27 EDT (901 reads) (Read More... | 2877 bytes more | Score: 0)
RavenNuke (tm) AddOns from TrickedOutNews
nuken writes "I have 2 new downloads for the RavenNuke (tm) community. The first is an improved Twitter center block which features better javascript handling and quicker load time. The second is a new CSS based theme Blue Blog. Both downloads are XHTML 1.0 compliant and tested on Firefox 3 and IE 8.
Posted by Raven on Friday, September 11, 2009 @ 20:42:36 EDT (646 reads) ( | Score: 0)
Papa Mikes New Site
papamike writes "I have revamped my website and now I'm running all RavenNuke(tm). Before I ran a combination of various open source software all running together. I still design those types of websites just not mine.
I will be releasing my newest theme in a week or so but I will keep it to myself until I release it.
If you drop by you will find all of my RN themes in the downloads area and if you had registered at my site before you will need to register again because I ran phpBB3 before now I have pnpBB2.
Anyway, stop by and say hello.
Take Care,
Mike"
Posted by Raven on Wednesday, September 09, 2009 @ 22:06:19 EDT (634 reads) ( | Score: 0)
[ UPDATE:Microsoft has now confirmed this vulnerability and warns of code execution risk ]
Exploit code for a remote reboot flaw in Microsoft’s implementation of the SMB2 protocol has been posted on the internet, exposing users of Windows 7 and Windows Vista to the teardrop attacks that used to be popular on Windows 3.1 and Windows 95. The demo code, published on the Full Disclosure mailing list, allows an attacker to remotely crash any Windows 7 or Windows Vista machine with SMB enabled. No user action is required.
From the advisory: SRV2.SYS fails to handle malformed SMB headers for the NEGOTIATE PROTOCOL REQUEST functionality. The NEGOTIATE PROTOCOL REQUEST is the first SMB query a client send to a SMB server, and it’s used to identify the SMB dialect that will be used for further communication.
The researcher who discovered the issue said Windows 2000 and Windows XP are not affected because they do not have the vulnerable driver.
The exploit has been added to the Metasploit point-and-click attack tool. Metasploit’s HD Moore believes the bug was introduced with Windows Vista SP1.
The folks at The H Online got the exploit to fire on Windows Vista but could not replicate the issue on Windows 7. In the absence of a patch from Microsoft, they suggest closing the SMB ports by un-ticking the boxes for file and printer access in the firewall settings.
Posted by Raven on Wednesday, September 09, 2009 @ 18:55:41 EDT (922 reads) ( | Score: 0)
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