slaytanic_wehrmacht writes:  

PhpNukeMailer, the ultimate and quintessential mailer for PHP-Nuke reach its latest and greatest version (1.0.9), don't hesitate and download it right now, point your fingers to http://slaytanic.tk and get this and others great add-ons and modules for your nuked site.

What ... is PhpNukeMailer?
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nukeevangelist writes:  

gallery news for PHPNuke-Nerds - get your fresh gallery now

gallery.menalto.com

Gallery 2.2.1 (Double Double) Released!
Gallery 1.5.6 Released!
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papamike writes:  

I released my newest theme PMC-Vista today. It is the first theme where I used Windows Vista (tm) as inspiration. You can view it and members can download it at http://www.papamikecreations.net.

Guardian2003 writes:  

A vulnerability has been discovered in the NSN Supporters Module which, under some conditions may allow a hacker to conduct a successful XSS attack on affected sites.

The conditions required are either incorrectly set MIME TYPEs at server level or if the module is configured to allow upload of Supporter images.

With immediate effect:
If you are using this module, ensure you have not allowed image uploads.
A temporary fix is discussed here:
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montego writes:  

Since so many people have asked about a simple way to force approval of new user registrations, and, I had a personal need for such as well, I decided a few months back to take the latest RavenNuke(tm) 2.1.0 (also known as 2.10.00) Your Account module and the Approve Membership Module version 6.1.6 from Ulsoft and create a simplified "Lite" version that only has the user approval piece (i.e., no "Custom Fields"). I wish that I could have gotten this out sooner, but been busy. :-(

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nukeevangelist writes:  

we have many experts - eg. security experts that offer hacks for the global community:

today we announce a hack read this article

It was a known fact that PHPNUKE is using a simple form of CAPTCHA (called security code), which will try to resist against automated actions - login bruteforce, account creation DoS, ect. PHNUKE with the standard 6-digit CAPTCHA can be easily attacked not only by human, but also by any malicious script exploiting the design weakness.
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