nukeevangelist writes:  

more good news on phpMyAdmin.net

phpMyAdmin 2.7.0-rc1 is released :: Welcome to this first release candidate for phpMyAdmin 2.7.0. Testing on -beta1 went well so we hope you try -rc1 and report any bug you may find.

travel over to phpMyAdmin.net - get the newest tool - testrun the web-frontend and see whats makes your live easier!

Well, after so many requests and so many installs :), I have gone ahead and put together a complete package of the most up to date versions of phpNuke v7.6, PatchLevel v3.1, PHPBB v2.0.18, and NukeSentinel(tm) v2.4.2, all as of 11/24/2005. It doesn't get any fresher than this :lol: !

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heshys writes:  

MetOpen has released MetProjects- Track versions and release dates and manage demos and downloads in one area. It integrates with phpnuke's other modules for maximum flexibility.

Features Include:
Track unlimited projects and versions
tracks demos, owners and release dates.
Linked to nuke's download module
Can link to external download
Google Tapped

See:
MetProject's Project Page
MetProject Demo

STALKERllllllD writes:  

Based on the new Star Wars BattleFront 2 PC game this theme has the look and feel of the game with custom flash header, flash menu, matching forums and forums flash menu. If you have a fan/clan site based on star wars you much have this theme to preview this theme click (( HERE ))

forgotz writes:  

For many different reasons, the staff at http://dadanuke.org and http://forgotz.com have decided to open our development "tool box" if you will and make available to the community "one-stop-shopping" (all open source and free of course) for all your M$, PHP-Nuke needs. This week's addition...

FileZilla, a powerful FTP client for Windows 9x, ME, NT4, 2000 and XP. It has been designed for ease of use and with support for as many features as possible, while still being fast and reliable. Read More...

"Exploit code for a new flaw in Internet Explorer could put systems at risk of remote attack, security experts warned Monday."

The exploit code, made public Monday, aims to take advantage of the "extremely critical" vulnerabilities in IE 5.5 and IE 6 running on XP Service Pack 2 (SP2), and IE 6 running on Windows 2000 SP4, security researcher Secunia said in advisory.

Once a PC user is tricked into visiting a malicious Web site, the exploit can be triggered automatically, without the user doing anything.

"An attacker could use the exploit to run any code they want to on a person's system," said Thomas Kristensen, Secunia's chief technology officer. "It could be they want to launch some really nasty code on a user's system."

The flaw lies in a Javascript component of IE used for loading Web pages onto a computer, according to an advisory from SANS Internet Storm Center.

Microsoft has not released a patch for the hole exploited by the code. People can attempt to work around the problem by either shutting off Javascript or using another type of browser, security companies advised.

Security researchers said the IE vulnerability has been known for the past six months, ... Read the rest of the story