pcnuke writes:  

To nuke community,

Pc-Nuke! has re-opened its gates,

Go: http://www.pcnuke.com

Everyone will need to re-register to gain access

The PCN Team

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Welcome Back!!

Internet Explorer (Browser) has never been CSS standards compliant and has always cause heartache for developers. Version 6.x is one of the worst and, frankly, we (the RavenNuke(tm)), have grown tired of trying to support the very much out dated and antiquated browser! Please take part in our Survey so that we can get a feel for the potential impact of dropping support for IE6.x browser. Additionally, there is a forum thread that you might want to participate in: CSS 3.0 is going to be exciting!

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Don't forget to vote in the Survey!

floppydrivez writes:  

I have written a short tutorial on Phpnuke Downloads to help phpnuke users with debugging problems when installing blocks, modules, themes, and forum mods.

6 Ways to Debug a Phpnuke Problem Quickly

STALKERllllllD writes:  

ThemeFreaks.com has released some N4G scripts from the past that still work great.

TF-RandomBabes (Displays a random babe/image on your site)
TF-JoinUs (Module form for clans/guilds to join with)
TF-DonationsBlock (Easy Nub free donation block)
TF-Support-Troops (Block to support our troops)

You may download these scripts for free )(HERE)(

link writes:  

NSLookup Module for php-nuke allows webmaster to add a valuable domain to ip lookup tool to their website in seconds. The tool performs the same functions that the windows dos version does. Just type in a domain and hit go. The module will perform an nslookup and resolve the ip. It comes with built in domain verification (it can tell if users are typing in junk and not real domains) for a bit more security. So download the NSLookup Module here see a lookup demo of the module. Module is powered by 1nslookup.com

Adobe has confirmed a critical, unpatched vulnerability in its PDF Reader/Acrobat software is being exploited by malicious attackers.

The vulnerability affects Adobe Reader and Acrobat 9.1.3 and earlier versions on Windows, Macintosh and UNIX. Adobe described the in-the wild attacks as limited and targeted, suggesting PDF documents rigged with exploits are being attached to e-mails and sent to business targets.

The exploit only targets Adobe Reader and Acrobat 9.1.3 on Windows.

Adobe’s advisory offers some mitigations:
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