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Tuesday, 20 January 2009 |
Firewall IP Blocklists - Blocklist Manager - Hosts File Manager - IPFilter.dat
Blocklist Pro is your number one download resource for reguarly updated Firewall IP Block Lists, Free Host File Management Tools and Blocklist Security applications developed and maintained by B.I.S.S..
BlocklistPro provides free IP Blocklists in various formats compatible with popular security programs such as ProtoWall , Peerguardian, Outpost Firewall / Blockpost, Online Armor, Vuze - Azureus/Safepeer, Moblock, Emule, μTorrent and many other applications which support IP filtering.
Blocklist Manager
The Blocklist Manager is an extensive IP address management toolkit which you can use to import and convert large amounts of IP addresses into a huge number of different formats, export IP addresses into a blocklist format ready to be used with your favourite Firewall or IP blocking application. But that's not all..
Hosts File Manager
Keeping your Hosts file up to date has never been easier with the BISS Hosts Manager and it's wide range of features. Included is the HostSWITCH floating transparent toolbar giving you FAST access to enable or disable your hosts file or add new entries directly to your Hosts file.
Options like Personal Inclusions and Personal Exclusions designed to help manage your own collection of bad domains were a feature we had only ever seen before in the Blocklist Manager, until now. And there's still more...
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When a keygen is more than a keygen
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Tuesday, 02 February 2010 |
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Today I ran into a rather interesting keygen for a Corel application. A part from being infected with a passwordstealer, this keygen actually might work perfectly. Unfortunately I could not install Paintshop Photo Pro X3 as the installer kept complaining that it could not stop the WIA service it started a few seconds before. While you're peacefully cracking PaintShop Photo Pro X3, the keygen is collecting and sending out usernames and passwords from different applications and games (see list below). The program also disables the UAC on Vista
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Tuesday, 02 February 2010 |
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I've started using RSS feeds a while ago because it’s easier to keep up with the news articles. While reading an article published by Websense, I realized I had the oldest internet document under my eyes ;)

Why 30/12/1899?
Usually programs store date/time fields as a floating-point number whose value is the number of days from midnight, 30 December 1899. Empty date fields are also set to the date equivalent of zero. |
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