nukeevangelist writes:  

Approve_Membership addon provided by ulsoft.scarbridge.co.uk :: you want to customize your PHPNuke: ulsoft.scarbridge.co.uk the developersite for Approve Membership Module for Php-Nuke has great stuff for you!

please travel over to the powerful Approve Membership Module for Php-Nuke - and support the sustainable development with your continued feedback!

ready for you access to problem solving capabilities are the following sites: PHPNUKE-HowTo on karakas-online :: Tutorial-Collection of Mindl3ss :: Developers Guide to PHP-Nuke with many subsections ::

nukeevangelist writes:  

brandnew on gallery.menalto.com - new and enhanced gallery-modules for PHP-Nuke :: travel over and get your copy today!

actual releases: Gallery 2.0.4 :: Gallery 2.1 Release Candidate 2a :: Gallery 1.5.2-pl2 :: Gallery Remote 1.5

Gallery 2.0.4 release / 2.1-RC-2a [article]: "
Thanks once again to James Bercegay from GulfTech Security Research for tipping us off to a security vulnerability in Gallery 2.0.3 and the 2.1 release candidates. Your installation is only vulnerable if you have the register_globals PHP setting enabled. If you're vulnerable, an attacker can use this to execute a "local inclusion" exploit, or run code that's already on your server. This is especially dangerous if you allow upload privileges to users you don't trust, and your g2data directory is in a predictable location. We have released Gallery 2.0.4 and 2.1-RC-2a to fix this vulnerability, but it's also very easily patched by hand if you don't want to install a complete update. Read on for more details on how to quickly secure your Gallery install.
This vulnerability affects all versions of Gallery 2.x, but Gallery 1.x is not affected. If you're using Gallery 2.x we strongly recommend that you upgrade or secure your Gallery installation as soon as possible!
Please follow our upgrading instructions and download and install the latest release." Read More...

nukeevangelist writes:  

dear friends on ravenphpscripts.com - the network is ever evolving - let us celebrate this now!

warp-speed.de many new and enhanced powerful modules blocks and hacks :: many great modules on the PHPNuke module respository - check out warp-speed.de - news

Domaincheck Version 1.0 & Newsletter Version 1.0b & SuDoKu Version 1.0 & Impressum Version 1.0 von/from www.pc-as-ahlen.de
Block: Translate Version 1.0 (von/from www.voodooclan.com)
Block: EuroMediWebcam Version 1.0 (von/from www.catmidia.org)
SEO_Tools v1.0 (von/from www.phpnuke-downloads.com)
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nukeevangelist writes:  

New zina 0.11.23: - the great Nuke-interface module for MP3 v0.11.23 (2006 Feb 27) FIX: Admin password would reset to default when changing settings through GUI :: get your copy at the SourceForge-projectsite

whats new in zina 0.11.23 (2006 feb 27 full changelog)

some of the basic features - what can Zina do for you:

MP3 / OGG / WAV streaming
Can downsample mp3s on the fly (with external encoder like LAME)
Many of the features of the Andromeda - software-but fully GPLized ;)

more links to the new Nuke-Zina-Module: Nuke-Zina-Module :: download right here :: Autor: Ryan Lathouwers :: Author Contact: ryanlath at pacbell dot net :: get more infos out of the great Installation-Guide :: the interesting Todo-Tracker and the helpful Bug-Tracker - add your comment! ::Forum for idea-exchange and support - just visit them! ::screenshots of zina-module

forgotz writes:  

Visit http://dadanuke.org for download (registration required). This latest release of the world's most popular CMS, just got better. Upgraded TinyMCE 1.0 to 2.0.4 for added features and security!

A CMS empowers individuals at all levels, to express themselves and their message, whether it be community, retail or service. PHP-Nuke allows the webmaster and/or site editor, options, feedback and statistics. Unlike plain, "static" HTML, PHP-Nuke is dynamic and ever changing. This is possible because of database technology. Your PHP-Nuke database, collects and displays information, giving you and the end-user...a much gratifying experience. Read More...

corba writes:  

I think this could be very useful for anyone who deals with database systems and database vulnerabilities.

Microsoft Corp. is going public with some of the hacking information discussed at its BlueHat Security Briefings event. Just days after the end of its third BlueHat conference, the software vendor today posted the first blog entries at a new Web site. Microsoft is also promising to publish more details on the secretive invitation-only event.

The Web site will include Microsoft staffer's "reflections on BlueHat 3" as well as photos, podcasts and video interviews with some of the presenters, said Security Program Manager Kymberlee Price in a blog posting. "We sincerely hope that our BlueHat 3 speakers (and BlueHat 1 & 2 speakers) will post their comments to the site as well and share their BlueHat experience," she wrote.

Presentations given during the latest conference, held last week on Microsoft's campus in Redmond, Wash., covered topics such as "exploiting Web applications" and "breaking into database systems," according to the Web site.

View: Microsoft BlueHat Security Briefings 2006
Read More: ComputerWorld