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Attackers are exploiting one of the vulnerabilities in Adobe Reader that was patched earlier this week, a security researcher warned Friday as he urged users to update as soon as possible. According to Bojan Zdrnja, an analyst at the SANS Institute’s Internet Storm Center (ISC), malicious PDF (Portable Document Format) files are circulating that infect systems by exploiting one of the eight bugs Adobe Systems Inc. patched Tuesday. “This is not surprising, though, as a fully working [proof-of-concept] has been recently published,” said Zdrnja in an alert posted to the ISC site...

Understanding existing, and writing new, code As the complexity of applications grows so does the challenge of understanding the code that you’re working on. With Visual Studio 2010 the IDE provides integrated support for understanding what is happening in the code section that you’re viewing. The editor in Visual Studio 2010 has been rebuilt using the Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) technology. WPF enables the editor to richly present information about the code in the context of presenting the actual source. This ability enables features such as the “Document Map Margin” to render a...

If you live in Gmail, but don’t always have a broadband connection available, today should be a happy day for you. Google is rolling out a new system for letting Gmail users access their accounts offline. Google will cache your messages on your system using Google Gears. You’ll be able to open your browser to Gmail.com, see your inbox, read and label messages and even write replies without a Net connection. Your messages will send once your system reconnects to the Web. The system is beta (of course) and accessible through Gmail Labs. But it won’t be immediately available to everyone –...

The browser’s role is ever increasing. It already has become far more than a mere tool for accessing information. Today we use it to communicate, to collaborate, and to interface with applications. And if Google has its way, we’ll soon be able to use it to chalk up a few righteous frags, too. Last week, a team of Google engineers demonstrated a copy of Id Software’s classic first-person shooter Quake running within a browser window at a frame rate comparable to an OS-hosted copy of the game. How did they do it? Simple. The Google Native Client is a new set of components that allows...

Here is the way we can add item level permission for a user on an item, SPRoleDefinition oUserRole; SPRoleAssignment oUserRoleAssignment; SPListItem itm; SPSite site = null; SPWeb web = null; string siteUrl = Request.Url.ToString(); site = new SPSite(siteUrl); web = site.OpenWeb(); SPGroup grp = web.Groups[groupname]; itm=web.Lists["Shared Documents"].Items[0]; oUserRole = web.RoleDefinitions.GetByType(SPRoleType.Administrator); oUserRoleAssignment = new SPRoleAssignment(loginName, emailId, userDisplayName, notes);//for user or oUserRoleAssignment = new SPRoleAssignment(grp);//for group oUserRoleAssignment.RoleDefinitionBindings.Add(oUserRole); itm.RoleAssignments.Add(oUserRoleAssignment); web.AllowUnsafeUpdates...