JPEG of Death Turns Erotic
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After Microsoft announced a flaw (nicknamed the JPEG of Death) in Windows&#39; handling of JPEG images, a Trojan horse that exploits this flaw, has been found looming around pornographic sites.
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The Richter Scales scrub Lane Hartwell's photo from a satirical video at the heart of a copyright controversy. Version 1.1 -- now with credits -- hits YouTube.
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A 16-billion-pixel image of the famous painting goes online after a challenging digitization process.
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Reader Shanti Palepu sends us a photograph.
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If you took the photo of a Chihuahua at   www.flickr.com/photos/benvoluto/216323527/, you have caused a   Web sensation.
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The Michelangelo virus is unleashed upon the quivering computer-using masses. In the end, a yellow-striped kitten could have done more damage. Compiled by Tony Long.
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Tycho: If you would like to increase the size of your JPEG, click here.(CW)TB
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Internet Radio has been sentenced to death. \
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LOS ANGELES  - The high-definition DVD  format war has turned into a format death watch.
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Coincidence or foresight? A mysteriously prescient note about a wrestlerâs wifeâs death highlights the predictive possibilities of the internet.
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Many of the ultraviolent and sexually explicit video &quot;games&quot; on the market today deserve the revulsion and ridicule they have received.
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The next batch of painful Jackass stunts is coming to a computer screen near you.
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Private videos seem to be escaping to the internet in droves. Do we care? In Sex Drive Daily.
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The first example of a working program designed to exploit a bug in Microsoft&#39;s GDI+ libraryâwhich allows malicious code to be run simply by viewing a JPEG imageâhas been found in the wild.
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The videocassette in film: an unsettling innovation, a romanticized artifact, an LP in an MP3 world.
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Malicious hackers are seeding Internet news groups that traffic in pornography with JPEG images that take advantage of a recently disclosed security hole in Microsoft Corp.'s software, according to warnings from antivirus software companies and Internet security groups.
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Match your gadgets with the right software to really feel the burn. By Mathew Honan from Wired magazine.