pathlasas.blogg.se

1. #Spinrite 6 bad or missing command interpreter update
2. #Spinrite 6 bad or missing command interpreter Patch

We've got a bunch of stuff, speaking of technology moving on, to talk about. And this is when of course people had dial-up, and they were like, you have a T1? Oh. And I remember, too, when I initially, like back in the day when I was getting it, I would mention that to people. Steve: Because, yeah, back then it was twisted pair, and they were so expensive that it was a high priority to keep them up and running. The only thing it really had going for it was it had a lot of reliability. Leo: Two T1s that gave you a fraction of the speed you're getting with a single cable connection. On the other hand, we did go for 15 years without any trouble, although remember the old days with two T1s? But again, as you said, Leo, it's getting to be like, okay, wait a minute. And of course, thanks to the nature of broadband in the U.S., I have no alternative provider. Leo: That's twice now in like a month or something right? So I thought, I think maybe I need to set up the alternate location. We're pretty much wrapping up around that time. So of course we record this between 1:30 and 2:00 typically. And they said the estimated time to repair, 4:13 p.m. They said: "We've noticed a temporary outage related to your Internet, TV, and phone service." So first of all, they noticed a temporary outage? They noticed an outage which they hope is temporary. Later, when I got over here, I logged onto Cox, which is my cable modem provider, and I got a kick out of their notice. I was working on the podcast, like a couple hours to go, and all of my connectivity disappeared. And those who are watching the video will notice that I'm coming to everyone from our alternate location. Great to back with you again for Episode 790, our last episode of October 2020. It's time for Security Now!, the show where we cover your privacy, your security, your safety online with this guy right here, Steve Gibson of the Gibson Research Corporation. Leo Laporte: This is Security Now! with Steve Gibson, Episode 790, recorded Tuesday, October 27th, 2020: The Top 25 vulnerabilities.

#Spinrite 6 bad or missing command interpreter Patch

Another flaw in WordPress you'll want to patch immediately, if it hasn't already been patched for you. We'll talk about the top 25 Chinese attacks on the United States according to the NSA. Firefox and some new security measures to sandbox, to isolate processes. This week on Security Now!, a zero-day in Chrome. Quarter size (16 kbps) mp3 audio file URL: High quality (64 kbps) mp3 audio file URL: We end by looking at the NSA's recently published list of the top 25 network vulnerabilities being used by malicious Chinese state actors to attack U.S.

#Spinrite 6 bad or missing command interpreter update

Then we have a bit of miscellany, closing-the-loop feedback, and an update on my work on SpinRite. We have some movement in the further deprecation of Internet Explorer, and a potentially massive SQL injection attack that was recently dodged by more than one million WordPress sites, despite the fact that some admins complained. We look at the site isolation coming soon to Firefox, and Microsoft's announcement of Edge for Linux. Description: This week we examine a recently patched zero-day in Chrome and a nice new feature in that browser.