Microsoft Windows SkyDrive vivo (formalmente carpetas vivas de Windows) lanzó su beta público tarde el año pasado. Es un servicio en línea del almacenaje para compartir archivos y los acoplamientos… y AHORA es también un depósito en línea para que los spammers reciban acoplamientos a su chatarra-correo electrónico/Spam.

El servicio le deja excepto la información en línea para el uso personal; comparta la información con la gente selecta basada en su identificación viva, con permisos leída o del contribuidor; y disponible contento de las marcas para cualquier persona vía tela-acoplamientos. El interfaz vivo de SkyDrive es simple e intuitivo, y el servicio hace cumplir actualmente un límite 1GB.

En fecha últimos spammers han estado abusando de este servicio aprovechándose de una escapatoria (de tales) dentro del sistema de impulsión del cielo sí mismo. ¿Tan cómo lo hacen?

Los Spammers crean simplemente una cuenta libre de SkyDrive y upload un archivo simple del HTML que vuelva a dirigir el espectador unsuspecting a un respiratorio de píldoras y de meds para la venta (cómo cliché).
El archivo del HTML es relativamente simple, consistiendo en un cierto Javascript básico:

<language=JavaScript>< window.location.replace>< de la escritura del cuerpo> del HTML (
“http://top10epharms.com“)< /script>< /body>< /html>

¿Qué hace tan servicios como éstos digno de abusar y atractivo a los spammers?

• Urls únicos
• Dominios relativamente seguros de poner
• Longevidad del acoplamiento
• abuso que maneja ediciones
• Características - anything* *almost del anfitrión
• Gran precio
• Someone else pays the hosting costs

Generalmente uso de los spammers

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El poder crear puntadas panoramtic en galería viva de la foto de Windows es una de mis características preferidas siempre. Deciced mientras que en CES, realmente deseé utilizar la característica para demostrar de algunas localizaciones de CES y de Las Vegas. Mientras que en CES esta semana, esencialmente viví en fotos uploading de la galería viva de la foto de Windows a Flickr para compartir con usted aquí. Pero aquí están algunos tiros panorámicos que creé.

El antedicho es un tiro de mí que está parado en la tienda del Pavilion del producto de Microsoft y que hace frente al centro de convención de Las Vegas. Esto le da una idea de cómo CES ocupado puede conseguir (ambos con la gente, los autobúses, los taxis, el etc).

My next shot is from the Microsoft Auto Showroom. They had several cars there demostrating awesome Microsoft Auto technology - such as Ford Sync.

And the last shot I have is actually the first panoramic shot I created while at CES. Its the view from my hotel room looking

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Wow what a day! This morning started off real early for Nick and I as we headed over to the Las Vegas Convention Center (where CES is taking place) to do an early walk-through of the Microsoft Product Pavilion with several of our Featured Community members and MVPs. There, we were able to preview some of the new and exciting PCs coming this year like Lenovo's new IdeaPad laptops and the ASUS Lamborghini VX3. Folks from the Certified for Windows Vista Team were on hand to discuss new devices coming like the Samsung SPF-83V Digital Picture Frame. Many of HP's new products were also there for us to check out. I am really excited for these new and upcoming "Fashion" PCs.

Microsoft's Aaron Coldiron was on hand at the Microsoft Product Pavilion giving us demos of many of the Windows Live applications and services including Windows Live Mail and Windows Live Messenger. Aaron demonstrated how

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Today, Microsoft Live Labs is announcing the Volta technology preview, a developer toolset for building multi-tier web applications using existing and familiar tools, techniques and patterns. Volta’s declarative tier-splitting enables developers to postpone architectural decisions about distribution until the last possible responsible moment. Also, thanks to a shared programming model across multiple-tiers, Volta enables new end-to-end profiling and testing for higher levels of application performance, robustness, and reliability. Using the declarative tier-splitting, developers can refine architectural decisions based on this profiling data. This saves time and costs associated with manual refactoring. In effect, Volta extends the .NET platform to further enable the development of software+services applications, using existing and familiar tools and techniques.

You architect and build your application as a .NET client application, assigning the portions of the application that run on the server tier and client tier late in the development process. You can target either web browsers or the CLR as clients and Volta handles the complexities of tier-splitting. The compiler creates cross-browser JavaScript for the client tier, web services for the server tier, and all communication, serialization, synchronization, security, and other boilerplate code to tie the tiers together. In effect, Volta offers a

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The new version of the Windows Live OneCare service is being made available today, running on both 32- and 64-bit Windows Vista systems (32-bit Windows XP SP2 is also supported). We built OneCare because we know that most homes have more than a single Read More......(read more)

The new version of the Windows Live OneCare service is being made available today, running on both 32- and 64-bit Windows Vista systems (32-bit Windows XP SP2 is also supported).

We built OneCare because we know that most homes have more than a single computer (surely not news to you if you're a reader of this blog), with PC security and maintenance being needs consistently expressed by both home users and small business owners. A lot of these customers run PCs without basic anti-virus and anti-spyware protection, and even fewer perform performance-enhancing tasks such as disk defragmentation and regular system back-ups. Furthermore, the plethora of digital photos stored on PCs means that more and more people are trusting their systems to archive digital memories, but given the general consumer's lack of understanding of archival software, doing so becomes a risky proposition indeed. And, when you factor in the prevalence of wireless networks in use in homes and small-businesses, you quickly get the picture that there is a lot of data at risk out there and customers are ill-prepared to take the necessary precautions to ensure it.

It's not a question of being lazy, but rather having the right tool for

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