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Posted by admin on November 13, 2009 · Leave a Comment
Over at the HomeServerShow, a very interesting story just popped up that I had to pass along. “Do you need Anti-Virus on your Media Center PC’s?” is the title and it offers up some good reasons why you might want to think twice about whether a computer needs an AV solution or not. Just a little snippet from the article may get you thinking How did I come about such an exploit you may ask? Downloading actor images, and meta data via the MetaBrowser utility! I never imagined I would run across an exploit in such a way but there is also a good chance that it’s just a false positive. I don’t blame MetaBrowser for it but should we be concerned? about the need for an AV solution for your WHS. You may not access the web through a browser on your WHS, but if a utility like My Movies for WHS looks for meta data, it might just grab more than it intended. Food for thought…
Filed under Recent News, Windows Home Server · Tagged with access-the-web, computer-needs, homeservershow, little-snippet, media, metabrowser, movies, never-imagined, reason, security, whs
Posted by admin on October 10, 2009 · Leave a Comment
We’ve already covered replacing the built in movie library with a third party plug-in like MediaBrowser or Open Media Library . There are even a handful of solutions to hide the default movie start strip and add our own, such as MC Studio and Mikinhosoft’s Hide Strips program
Filed under Recent News, Windows 7 · Tagged with human, human-interface, intelliremote, mce remote, Media Center, programs, properties, security, video, windows, Windows 7