Virgin Media officially unveils new TiVo powered box

    Virgin Media has formally unveiled its latest set top box, with a TiVo powered UI, a built-in modem and three tuners all bringing the cable giant's television service bang up to date for the modern market.
The company believes that a partnership with US PVR specialist TiVo has brought a 'game-changing' user interface as it looks to modernise its offering and compete with Sky, BT Vision and the forthcoming slew of IPTV services.

Media Player Classic HomeCinema 1.4.2747.0 ML

  

Media Player Classic HomeCinema (x86/x64) - comfortable in all plans for the media player. It is based on a classical player Media Player Classic, and has its own integrated set of media codecs, and can play many formats of video / audio files without installing third-party tools. This player has a number of different functionalities: it can play DVD discs, is able to decode H.264 format popular on the latest generation graphics cards can work correctly with the second monitor (TV), supports various kinds of subtitles can work with QuickTime and RealVideo etc. The player is small and completely understandable, and not overloaded with unnecessary functions of the interface translated into 14 languages. It is completely compatible with Windows XP and Windows Vista, and not only 32 - bit version, but the 64-bit.

How Social Media Can Compromise Your Company's Security Posture

   The unbridled use of social media in the workplace represents a growing area of risk to an organization's information security posture. Social media networks present two distinct attack vectors: information leakage and false trust.
Hackers, red teams and experienced penetration testers have used OSINT (open source intelligence style information gathering) for years. But now that social media use has reached critical mass, it is relatively simple to garner information about your company's employees, your organization and even your IT infrastructure. Using social profiles, information parsed from tweets, business directories, job postings, etc., cybercriminals can put together a complete dossier on employees of a target company without any 'real' hacking.