Thanks for your answer... Indeed it was disabled by default and I manually enabled it. I was in a hurry to download something off BT so I used the quickest solution. Well I guess I now have a good incentive to look into port forwarding on the DD-WRT:-)
Does this exploit depend also on a weird UPnP implementation from the router's manufacturer part? Would someone running DD-WRT on his home router be at risk?
Here in belgium the price was 21.500BEF, which is around $450. That's with one gamepad, no games, no memory cards. The price is expected to go down next week. But you won't find me looking around for a PS2. I'll get my neighbour to buy one, I'll buy a serious DVD player and I'll just wait 6 months and get a PS2 at a much better price.;P
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What a pity!
Thanks for your answer... Indeed it was disabled by default and I manually enabled it. I was in a hurry to download something off BT so I used the quickest solution. Well I guess I now have a good incentive to look into port forwarding on the DD-WRT :-)
Does this exploit depend also on a weird UPnP implementation from the router's manufacturer part? Would someone running DD-WRT on his home router be at risk?
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Apart from the fact that the controlling device is a Zaurus (or other PDA), did you guys notice that the storage device is a Mac mini ???
Storage device: Portable Mac Mini 1.66Hz Intel Core Duo (2 MB Cache, 2 GB RAM, Mac OS X, Windows XP)
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Here in belgium the price was 21.500BEF, which is around $450. That's with one gamepad, no games, no memory cards. The price is expected to go down next week. But you won't find me looking around for a PS2. I'll get my neighbour to buy one, I'll buy a serious DVD player and I'll just wait 6 months and get a PS2 at a much better price. ;P
If them is corporate lobbyist, we r what ? /. lobbyists ? :)