Anti-Flag will take a few months out of its socialist-propagandizing schedule to help a shoe company reach the teen market this summer. A bit snarky, I suppose, but the article later mentions that For Blood and Empire will be coming out in March, which makes me happy. I just hope RCA knows enough not to put
DRM malware on the CD
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Word macros
Executable email
Executable files based on extention
UPNP
Default CGI scripts runnable out of the box in IIS
File sharing on by default with default share names
At least you can turn autorun off.
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"Oh look, a rusty needle is sticking out of that garbage bag! Needles contain medicine. Medicine is good for you. Therefore... *jab* Wow, I'm feeling so healthy that the alley is spinning..."
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I think it is off by default in MacOS X, though maybe not...If not though, there is a single checkbox to turn it off (there was in earlier OS versions as well, though it was put in a very unusual place).
Personally, I think autorun CDs are stupid; well at the very least 'enhanced' CDs. I can kind of see the reason why for support convenience a company might want their software installer to auto-run when you put the disc in... but putting a audio CD in just to listen to it and having some gaudy Director-based monstrosity pop open and take over your screen, most likely bogging down every other thing you have running at the time, in the process... well, I'm sure you know what I mean.
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I've been in the habit of disabling autorun on my system since i started using Windows95. It really is psychotic... It's not like malicious software delviery upon boot is a new concept. The 70's and 80's 8-bit computing days were full of viruses and trojans that did that sort of thing.
Oh, and Microsoft never learns. While they've moved away from going with unsecure defautls for all the OLD features in Win2K that XP has, they just introduce new features that of course have very insecure defaults.
I call it job security.
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