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SpeedGuide.net - Your Guide to Broadband
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" Some of the best Broadband tweaks and Speed patches on the Net "
The site focuses on system performance, with areas including Broadband Internet
connections, Windows, Overclocking, all targeted towards a technically
aware audience. A large section of SpeedGuide.net is dedicated
to Cable Modems and DSL technology, stressing on improving TCP/IP
performance over high speed/latency networks.
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EU Reaches Agreement On Internet User Rights 2009.11.06 09:16 EST by Daniela
In an attempt to spare Internet users the fear of random crackdowns on illegal downloading, EU lawmakers and governments have officially finished coming up with new rights for them on Thursday. According to EU Telecoms Commissioner Viviane Reding, they sealed the deal when EU governments accepted EU parliament demands to find a happy medium between a punishment for illegal downloading and a...
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Hacker cracks Apple's latest iPhone 3GS security measures 2009.11.05 09:25 EST by Daniela
A hacker this week released a new exploit that allows users to circumvent Apple's preventative measures that have blocked unauthorized code from being run on the new iPhone 3GS. In October, Apple unexpectedly began shipping new iPhone 3GS models to ward off hackers who run unauthorized software in a practice known as "jailbreaking." In addition to unlocking the handset for use on other carriers,...
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Tech titans meet in secret to plug SSL hole 2009.11.05 09:19 EST by Daniela
Researchers say they've uncovered a flaw in the secure sockets layer protocol that allows attackers to inject text into encrypted traffic passing between two endpoints. The vulnerability in the transport layer security protocol allows man-in-the-middle attackers to surreptitiously introduce text at the beginning of an SSL session, said Marsh Ray, a security researcher who discovered the bug. A...
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Pirate Bay shutdown could be inspiring online militancy 2009.11.05 09:11 EST by Daniela
The Swedish police network was taken down last week in a distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack. Today it was the turn of the Swedish Signals Intelligence agency (Försvarets Radioanstalt FRA), and the attacks are raising eyebrows in the security community. No one is prepared to go out on a limb, particularly since the source of the attacks is unknown, but I wonder whether the incidents...
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Best Buy plans movie download service with Sonic Solutions 2009.11.04 09:28 EST by Daniela
Electronics retailer, Best Buy, and Sonic Solutions, the digital media company that last year acquired the pioneering broadband VOD service, CinemaNow (it subsequently added "Roxio" to the service's name in order to make its branding consistent with its other products), announced Tuesday that they have formed a strategic partnership that will enable Best Buy to launch a broadband VOD service...
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Windows Vista tcpip.sys connection limit patch for Event ID 4226 by Philip (15 comments)
Microsoft enforces a limit on half-open TCP/IP connections that is hard-coded in tcpip.sys. The maximum simultaneous half-open (incomplete) outbound TCP connection attempts per second that the system can make is intended to limit the spread of malicious viruses and worms, as well as limit the possibility of launching a DDoS attack. However, it has proven to also limit some applications using many TCP connections, such as P2P and P2PTV programs. When the OS reaches the half-open...
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Windows Vista / 2008 Tweaks by Philip (48 comments)
Windows Vista introduces a number of new features to the TCP/IP stack, including CTCP, and TCP Window Auto-Tuning. This new implementation works much better by default than previous Windows versions with broadband internet connections, and is able to adjust the RWIN value on the fly, depending on the BDP (bandwidth-delay product). This, however, introduces some problems with older routers and restricts the user from tweaking some of the TCP/IP parameters. Still, there is always some room for...
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Compex NetPassage 26G Wireless Gateway by Philip
Introduction Compex is an established, yet forward-thinking company in the networking, wireless and telecommunications industry. The company was founded in 1987 and focuses on designing, development and manufacturing a complete line of networking products for the home, SOHO, broadband, and WLAN market needs. The NetPassage 26G is a notable addition to the wireless wave of broadband routers that is sweeping the current home/SOHO market. It comes with a...
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Netgear RP614 Review by Jason (Qwijib0) Katterhenry (16 comments)
Netgear is well known in the networking market. Originally a consumer-oriented subsidiary of Bay Networks, they have since been spun off to become their own company. Some of the first consumer routers came out of Netgear, and they have been a major player in the home networking scene. Their latest line of products sports a new sleek look, a major change of the square purple boxes for which they were known. Personally, I was a fan of the old box, but then again, not everybody wants a...
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