Lundi 26 janvier de 10H à 11H, l’émission « Service Public » de FRANCE INTER (animée par Isabelle Giordano) va porter sur «L’ordinateur est-il accessible à tous ? »
- L'ADSL pour tous est-ce possible? Quid de la fracture numérique ?
- L'ordinateur pour tous : à quel prix, lequel choisir ?
- Comment apprendre à s'en servir ? Pour quoi faire ?
- Les logiciels : comment apprendre à s’en servir ? En quoi sont-ils pratiques pour le consommateur ?
Les intervenants seront :
- David Assouline, Sénateur PS, auteur d’un rapport intitulé « l’impact des nouveaux médias sur la jeunesse »
- Edouard Barreiro, Chargé de mission pour les nouvelles technologies à l’UFC Que choisir
- Marc Mossé, porte-parole de Microsoft France
- Frédéric Couchet délégué général de l'April (association pour les logiciels libres et contre la vente liée)
Témoignages, Questions, Réactions... Les auditeurs peuvent participer par téléphone au 01 45 24 70 00
Soyez prêt dès lundi matin, à la première heure ou pendant l’émission en direct, à soumettre des questions ou réactions sur le lien qui sera disponible sur le site Internet de France Inter à l’adresse http://www.radiofrance.fr/franceinter/em/servicepublic/
vendredi 23 janvier 2009
mardi 20 janvier 2009
Installez rapidement le correctif MS08-067 (bis repetita)
Tous les MVPs viennent de recevoir ce message :
Actions Requested:
Win32/Conficker.B/Downadup infections
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Abstract:
Based on feedback from MVPs and other sources, we are concerned about the rise in reported infections due to the worm Win32/Conficker.B also known as “Downadup.” Though systems which have already applied the out-of-band released MS08-067 in October 2008 are protected, unpatched system user have experienced system lockout and other problems.
Last week, we released a version of the Malicious Software Removal tool (MSRT) that can help remove variants of Win32/Conficker and other resources. Please share this information in your communities to help address this threat.
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Background
Win32/Conficker.B exploits a vulnerability in the Windows Server service (SVCHOST.EXE) for Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2003, and Windows 2008. While Microsoft addressed this issue in October with Microsoft Security Bulletin MS08-067, and Forefront antivirus and OneCare (as well as other vendor’s anit-virus products) helped protect against infections, many systems that have not been patched manually through Server Update Services and Microsoft/Windows Update or through Automatic Updates have recently come under attack by this worm. Attacked systems may lock out users, disable our update services and block access to security-related Web sites:
In response to this threat, Microsoft has:
· Updated the January version of the MSFT to detect and remove variants of Win32/Conficker.B. You can download this version from the MSRT from either the Microsoft Update site or through its associated Knowledge Base article.
· Created the KB article 962007 “Virus alert about the Win32/Conficker.B worm” to provide public details on the symptoms and removal methods available to address this issue.
· Announced the release of the items and the virus threat itself on the Microsoft Malware Protection Center blog.
It is our hope that these resources can assist you in resolving issues with unpatched, infected systems and that you can apply MS08-067 to any other unpatched systems as soon as possible to avoid this threat.
(Ce message n'est qu'une répétition du billet http://lab-os.blogspot.com/2008/10/installez-rapidement-le-correctif-ms08.html)
Actions Requested:
Win32/Conficker.B/Downadup infections
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Abstract:
Based on feedback from MVPs and other sources, we are concerned about the rise in reported infections due to the worm Win32/Conficker.B also known as “Downadup.” Though systems which have already applied the out-of-band released MS08-067 in October 2008 are protected, unpatched system user have experienced system lockout and other problems.
Last week, we released a version of the Malicious Software Removal tool (MSRT) that can help remove variants of Win32/Conficker and other resources. Please share this information in your communities to help address this threat.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Background
Win32/Conficker.B exploits a vulnerability in the Windows Server service (SVCHOST.EXE) for Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2003, and Windows 2008. While Microsoft addressed this issue in October with Microsoft Security Bulletin MS08-067, and Forefront antivirus and OneCare (as well as other vendor’s anit-virus products) helped protect against infections, many systems that have not been patched manually through Server Update Services and Microsoft/Windows Update or through Automatic Updates have recently come under attack by this worm. Attacked systems may lock out users, disable our update services and block access to security-related Web sites:
In response to this threat, Microsoft has:
· Updated the January version of the MSFT to detect and remove variants of Win32/Conficker.B. You can download this version from the MSRT from either the Microsoft Update site or through its associated Knowledge Base article.
· Created the KB article 962007 “Virus alert about the Win32/Conficker.B worm” to provide public details on the symptoms and removal methods available to address this issue.
· Announced the release of the items and the virus threat itself on the Microsoft Malware Protection Center blog.
It is our hope that these resources can assist you in resolving issues with unpatched, infected systems and that you can apply MS08-067 to any other unpatched systems as soon as possible to avoid this threat.
(Ce message n'est qu'une répétition du billet http://lab-os.blogspot.com/2008/10/installez-rapidement-le-correctif-ms08.html)
jeudi 15 janvier 2009
Mais quel est donc le secret d'Edouard ?
Fascinant, troublant, adulé malgré lui…
Edouard est devenu over-successfoul, c’est le cador de l’open space, et son boss lui mange dans la main.
Et pourtant à la base, c’était pas donné...
Pour y arriver, Edouard a un secret : parviendrez-vous à le découvrir ?
Plus d’infos et inscription à l’avant première sur : www.lesecretdedouard.com
Edouard est devenu over-successfoul, c’est le cador de l’open space, et son boss lui mange dans la main.
Et pourtant à la base, c’était pas donné...
Pour y arriver, Edouard a un secret : parviendrez-vous à le découvrir ?
Plus d’infos et inscription à l’avant première sur : www.lesecretdedouard.com
mardi 13 janvier 2009
Power Policy Configuration and Deployment in Windows
Windows Vista® and later versions of Windows® feature a redesigned power policy store that enables third-party extensibility and configuration by using Windows Group Policy. This paper describes the Windows power policy store, demonstrates common power policy configuration tasks, and provides reference information about native power settings in Windows.
This information applies for the following operating systems:Windows 7Windows Server® 2008Windows Vista
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=61D493FD-855D-4719-8662-3A40BA3A0A5C&displaylang=en#filelist
This information applies for the following operating systems:Windows 7Windows Server® 2008Windows Vista
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=61D493FD-855D-4719-8662-3A40BA3A0A5C&displaylang=en#filelist
Windows Server 2008 Power Savings
In Windows Server® 2008, Microsoft is introducing new features and technologies, some of which were not available in Windows Server® 2003, that will help to reduce the power consumption of server and client operating systems, minimize environmentalbyproducts, and increase server efficiency. This document describes some of these features and technologies.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=61D493FD-855D-4719-8662-3A40BA3A0A5C&displaylang=en#filelist
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=61D493FD-855D-4719-8662-3A40BA3A0A5C&displaylang=en#filelist
Recommendations for Power Budgeting with Windows Server
Inefficient allocation of power and cooling resources in data centers can result in unused power capacity. This increases costs and artificially limits the number of servers that can be deployed. To address the overallocation of power budgets, many server vendors have introduced power management solutions that try to enable the capping of power consumption on a per-machine basis to reduce the unused capacity. However, some of these solutions can have negative or unintended consequences when they overlap, conflict, or otherwise interfere with the power management capabilities that are supported in Windows Server operating systems.
This paper summarizes common approaches to power budgeting in the server marketplace and recommends best practices to ensure that these solutions work as intended and interoperate with Windows Server power management capabilities. The information in this paper is intended for product planners, developers, and system designers.
This information applies for the following operating systems:Windows Server 2008Windows Server 2003
http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/system/pnppwr/powermgmt/Svr_PowerBudget.mspx
This paper summarizes common approaches to power budgeting in the server marketplace and recommends best practices to ensure that these solutions work as intended and interoperate with Windows Server power management capabilities. The information in this paper is intended for product planners, developers, and system designers.
This information applies for the following operating systems:Windows Server 2008Windows Server 2003
http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/system/pnppwr/powermgmt/Svr_PowerBudget.mspx
Server Power Considerations for IT Administrators
This document provides a comprehensive analysis of the server power landscape for information technology (IT) administrators. It explains the effect of server power usage on total cost of ownership (TCO) for IT organizations, shows the intricacies of the power-versus-performance tradeoff in the server realm, and describes in detail how the many Windows Server® system configuration parameters that IT administrators choose can affect power efficiency.
This information applies for the Windows Server 2008 operating system.
http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/system/pnppwr/powermgmt/Svr_Pwr_ITAdmin.mspx
This information applies for the Windows Server 2008 operating system.
http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/system/pnppwr/powermgmt/Svr_Pwr_ITAdmin.mspx
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