MD: More on the new Virus

2001-09-19 Thread Gary Davis


Sorry to waste more digest space on this, but it seems important.
Remember, you can be infected by this virus *without* clicking on, or even 
seeing, an attachment.   Scroll down to the * for immediate 
recommendations.
--Gary

SYMANTEC PROVIDES COMPREHENSIVE PROTECTION AGAINST 
W32.NIMDA.A@MM

New Analysis of Computer Worm Indicates Additional Destructive Payload

CUPERTINO, Calif.   Sept. 19, 2001   Symantec Corp. (Nasdaq: SYMC), a 
world leader in Internet security, today announced that new analysis of 
W32.Nimda.A@mm reveals that the worm contains an additional 
destructive payload that will not only require detection, but removal.  The 
new analysis indicates that the worm is a file infector, infects .exe files 
resides in memory.  

W32.Nimda.A@mm is a mass-mailing worm that utilizes multiple methods 
to spread itself.  The worm sends itself out by e-mail, infects machines 
over the network, and infects unpatched or already vulnerable Microsoft IIS 
Web servers.  The worm also has various side effects, such as increasing 
network traffic while searching for machines to infect, which may cause 
network bandwidth problems.  W32.Nimda.A@mm will also attempt to 
create security holes by creating a guest account with administrator 
privileges and create open shares on the infected system.  

Symantec currently provides an integrated detection and repair solution 
against W32.Nimda.A@mm. In one step, users can download a solution 
that will simultaneously detect the worm and repair damaged files. The new 
definitions are available through Symantec s LiveUpdate feature or from the 
Symantec Web site 
www.securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/download.html.  Symantec 
is developing a separate removal tool to eradicate the worm from the PC 
memory.  

"Using blended Internet security threats   the combination of viruses, 
exploits, or vulnerabilities   to attack businesses and destroy assets, 
continue to rise," said Vincent Weafer, senior director of Symantec 
Security Response. "To combat such a fast spreading threat, Symantec 
integrated its solution for W32.Nimda.A@mm to detect and repair, allowing 
for quick clean up with little downtime."  

Symantec Security Response recommends that IT administrators 
implement the following to stop the propagation of W32.Nimda.A@mm:  

  Block e-mails containing a "readme.exe" attachment.
  Update virus definitions and ensure that firewalls are correctly
configured.
  Download the latest security updates for Enterprise Security Manager 
and NetRecon.
  Install the IIS Unicode Transversal security patch.
  Install the malformed MIME header execution security patch.
  Close network share drives.

** Additionally, consumers can immediately protect themselves against 
the new worm by implementing the following:  **

  Use Symantec s LiveUpdate feature to obtain the latest virus definitions. 
  Use the Windows Update feature located on the "Start" menu on 
Window 95 and higher systems to download new security patches.   
Disable the "File Download" feature in Internet Explorer to prevent 
compromise.  

Both consumers and enterprises can be infected through a variety of 
methods.  

  E-mail   One of the methods the worm uses to infect PCs though is e-
mail. The e-mail arrives with an attachment   readme.exe that is not always 
visible and contains a randomly generated subject line and no body 
message. The worm uses its own SMTP engine to e-mail itself out to all 
the addresses it collects by searching the user s incoming and outgoing e-
mail boxes. Internet Explorer users v5.01 or v5.5 - (IE 5 with the Service 
Pak 2 or later installed or IE 6 are not affected) will receive a blank e-mail   
no subject line, no body and a hidden attachment.  Just opening the e-mail 
can infect users  PCs.  For the latest Microsoft security patch, visit 
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/download/critical/q290108/default.asp
  

  Shared Drives   PC users with shared drives enabled are also at risk. 
The worm searches for open network shares and will attempt to copy itself 
to these systems and then execute. IT administrators should close all 
network shared drives.  

  Web sites  When users visit a compromised Web site, the server will 
run a script attempting to download an Outlook file, which contains the 
W32.Nimda.A@mm worm.  The worm will create an open network share 
on the infected machine allowing access to the system. 
W32.Nimda.A@mm specifically targets versions of IIS servers, taking 
advantage of the known Universal Web Traversal exploit (MS Security 
Bulletin MS00-078), which is similar to the exploit used in the Code Red 
attack.  Compromised servers will display a Web page and attempt to 
download an Outlook file that contains the worm as an attachment.  IT 
Administrators should download the Microsoft security patch for IIS 4.0 at 
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/Release.asp?ReleaseID=32061 
and for IIS v5.0 at 
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/Rele

MD: New Marantz PRO CD recorders under $500 !!

2001-04-05 Thread Gary Davis


Marantz has a new PRO model stand-alone CD recorder under $500!
They also have a PRO dual-drawer (dubbing) CD recorder under $700.

PRO recorders use the cheap "computer" discs and they ignore SCMS 
copy protection.  They make recording to CD as easy as recording to 
MiniDisc!  You can dub from MD>CD or CD>CD with a simple optical 
cable.

These models have regular RCA analog inputs and outputs for easy 
connection to your stereo, as well as both optical and coaxial digital 
inputs.

These PRO recorders will automatically convert MD "track IDs" into CD 
track IDs, and now, you can even change the volume or the channel 
balance digitally while you make your CDs!

For more information, please email:

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thank you,
--Gary

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MD: DAT Store demo sale on Pro CD Recorders

2001-03-19 Thread Gary Davis


We are pleased to annouce the DAT Store's occasional used and 
demo sale.  All demo items carry the full manufacturer's warrantee.

Pro CD Recorders use the cheap "computer" discs, ignores SCMS 
copy protection, and make exact CD copies from MiniDisc, other 
CDs, DATs, analog sources (cassettes, LPs), etc.

For more info call (310) 828-6487, 11am-5pm pacific time, or email:

[EMAIL PROTECTED]

--thank you!

PRO CD RECORDERS

Sony CDR-W33  demo $494  - includes optional EQ, Limiter, SBM
HHB CDR-850  demo   $744  - industry standard - the best!
Fostex CDR-300 demo $694  - similar to HHB
Marantz CDR-620  demo $794  (was $3300!!  includes SCSI port)
Marantz CDR-500 pro dubbing recorder  used $594
Pioneer PDR-500 consumer version of HHB 850 demo $294

--new stock also available on most above items, call for low price!--
Also available: pro DAT machines from $494!
thank you,
--Gary

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MD: correction on HHB 830 price

2000-12-20 Thread Gary Davis


My finger slipping and I typed in the wrong price for the HHB 830.
Sorry, the correct price is $695.
--G

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MD: HHB 830 BurnIT in Today!

2000-12-19 Thread Gary Davis


We got the new HHB BurnIT 830's in today, price is $594.
Free shipping now till Xmas!
This unit has all the pro features *except* XLR jacks.
Special features: it lets you adjust the digital volume (up to +18dB*),
24 bit A>D, D>A, CD Text (better CD-Text display than Sony or Marantz), 
better digital fader (adjustable 1-12 seconds*)

Here are some URLs with more info:
http://aes.harmony-central.com/109AES/Content/HHB/PR/CDR830.html

http://www.hhbusa.com/FMPro?-db=HHB_Catalogue_Online.fp5&-lay=Web&-Token=USA&-
Format=hhbproductsint.htm&Bridge_OK==&HHB_OK==&Product_Code=CDR830/MY&-FIND

Oh yes, it's still dark purple!
--Gary
*I don't have the specs in front of me right now, these numbers
are subject to human error!

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MD: new Sony CDR-W33 CD Recorder

2000-11-14 Thread Gary Davis


Hello all,
I've been using Sony's new pro CD recorder, the CDR-W33, for the 
last few weeks, and it's a pretty sweet deck.  Even better news, 
Sony has authorized us to "give it away free" if you buy their 
portable DE-456 CD player from us for $544.  That's a backwards 
way of saying, you get both items for a very good price!

As a Sony Professional dealer, we have the PRO version of the 
CDR-W33, which ignores SCMS and records on the cheap 
"computer" discs.  The instructions indicate otherwise, so before 
you consider buying this model from another dealer, be sure he 
has the "pro" version!

In addition to the features we've come to expect from pro CD 
recorders (coaxial & optical in & out, analog RCA in & out, records 
on all CDR and CDRW discs, automatic or manual indexing from 
MDs or other CDs, "audio-sync" startup, memory buffer for instant 
start, etc), the Sony offers DSP (digital signal processing), though 
unfortunately, only from the analog inputs.  This feature includes a 
3-band parametric digital equalizer, a digital compressor/limiter, 
and optional Super Bit Mapping (SBM).  You  can really sweeten 
the sound of audience recordings with this equalizer!  Of course, I 
was a bit disappointed that these features couldn't be accessed 
through the digital inputs, but if you're goal is to make changes to 
the sound anyway, it probably doesn't matter, and you certainly 
won't lose any sound quality with Sony's excellent 24-bit A>D 
circuitry.

This model also includes CD-Text which is a very neat feature for 
assigning a name to your disc, and to each track.  CDRWIN also 
supports this feature, and I've started writing out discs with the full 
setlist built right into the disc!  In addition to letting you program 
CD-Text from a jog dial or the remote control, the CDR-W33 allows 
you to connect a standard PC computer keyboard and type in all 
your CD-Text information!  You can also control the machine's 
standard functions from the computer keyboard.

This unit is a dark grey color and carries the tradition of Sony's 
excellent design: removable 19" rack mounts, large display and 
clear buttons, large remote control (wireless or wired operation), 
2-minute finalize, jog dial for menu operations, etc.

Please email for more information:

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Thank you,
--Gary
P.s. you also get a free car playback kit with your free CD 
recorder, so you can play your newly minted CDs in your car!




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MD: Pro CD Recorder just $544! / free shipping!

2000-02-28 Thread Gary Davis


The secret's out: this popular new CD recorder has a
"hidden menu" setting that turns off SCMS and allows
recording on "computer-type" blank discs.  You won't
read about this on their web site!

This is also one hot CD recorder!  It has all the
standard features you'd expect, like Coaxial, Optical,
and RCA-analog inputs and outputs, automatic indexing
from MD/CD ID's or level change, and digital
sample-rate-conversion, and it also has these special
features:

* can change the volume of music from the digital
input: -60 to +18dB
* fade-in/fade-out from 1 to 24 seconds
* finalize in just one minute!
* auto-sync 1-99 tracks or the whole disc/tape
* makes EXACT copies: RAM-buffer means instant
start-up.  Never stops or inserts pauses between
tracks.
* fine-tune the start point with ram-scrub
* timer play or record with built-in timer!  It's an
alarm clock!
* records on all types of CDR and CDRW discs
* ignores SCMS

And of course, it's easy to use - looks like any black
stereo component - has a remote control - and - 24-bit
A/D and D/A convertors!!

New low price just $544!
This week only (through 3/3/2000), free ground
shipping in the US!

At this low price, we can't name the manufacturer, but
it sortof rhymes with "trashcan," which is where
you're going to put that expensive CD recorder you
bought last year, after you check out the hot features
on this new model (just kidding).

The DAT Store   (310) 828-6487  11am-5pm Mon-Fri
Pacific time
or email:   [EMAIL PROTECTED]

thank you,
--Gary

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MD: DAT Store Year-End Super Sale!

1999-12-28 Thread Gary Davis


The DAT Store in Santa Monica, California is having
its most super end-of-year demo sale ever!
Lower prices than ever...
FREE SHIPPING on any item ordered in 1999...(in US)
Full manufacturer's warranties on all new & demo
items...
And... many of these demos are like new!

Sony MiniDisc
MDS-JE700 home recorder demo $194
MDS-PC1 computer-controlled recorder demo $294
MDS-B1 PRO STUDIO (NO SCMS) demo $494
MDS-JE510 home recorder demo $94
MZR-55 portable recorder demo $244
MZR-37 portable recorder demo $174
MZE-35 micro-portable player demo $194
MZE-33 micro-portable player new $134
MZE-P11 portable player demo $94
MZE-40 portable player demo $94
ZS-M1 MD/AM/FM remote controlled desk system demo $194
MXD-D3 CD>MD recorder /w 4X dubbing  new $394 demo
$294

PRO CD Recorders
Marantz CDR-630  new $594  demo $494
Tascam CDRW-5000  new $694  demo $594  used $494
Tascam CDRW-4000  new $794  demo $694  used $594 (4X
pro duper)
Tascam CDR-D-400 new $394  demo  $294  (computer 4X
CDRW writer)
Marantz CDR-640  new $1394 demo $1294 (CDRW /w remote)
Marantz CDR-620  demo $1294 (w/ remote and SCSI port)
Pioneer PDR-500   new $394 demo $294 (consumer, works
/w swap trick)
Philips CDR-765new $394 demo $294 (consumer 2x
duper)

Portable DAT Recorders
Sony PCM-M1   new $654 demo $594
Sony TCD-D100 new $644 demo $594
Sony TCD-D8new $594 demo $494 used $394
Sony TCD-D7   used $294

Studio DAT Recorders
Fostex D5  new $594 demo $494
Sony R300 new $594 demo $494
Sony R500 new $994 demo $894
Sony DTC-A5ES  new $794 demo $694 (consumer/5-year
warrantee)
Sony DTC-700 new $494 demo $394 (consumer)
Panasonic SV3700 used $594
Panasonic SV3800 demo $794 used $694
Tascam DA30mkII  used $494
Tascam DA20mkII demo $594
Tascam DA-302 demo $994  (2X dual-well DAT
recorder)  *wow!*
Tascam DA-40  demo $894  (replacement for DA30)
Tascam DA-45HR  demo $994  (24-bit recording)

Sony Digital-Dolby 5-Channel Stereo Receivers (all
100WPC)
STR-DA30ES demo $394 (5-year warrantee)
STR-DA50ES demo $494 (5-year warrantee, touch-screen
remote)
STR-DB830demo $394 (2-year warrantee)
STR-DB930demo $394 (2-year warrantee)


Plus special year-end prices on accessories,
headphones, cables, lank DAT tape, MD's, CDRs, mini-DV
tape, digital cameras and DV camcorders, DVD changers,
and everything else in the store!

The DAT Store  (310) 828-6487  11am-5pm  Mon-Fri
pacific time
or email[EMAIL PROTECTED]for orders or more info

Thank you!
--Gary




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MD: DAT Store announces Summer Sizzler CD Recorder Sale!

1999-08-10 Thread Gary Davis


The DAT Store announces special low prices, this week only, on 
all stand-alone audio CD recorders in stock.  Floor models of all 
merchandise are also for sale below cost.

The DAT Store recommends the FOSTEX CR-300 now just $874!

We've never sold this machine below $994 before!  This fully-pro CD 
recorder is identical to the HHB 850 except for the front-panel 
color, which is "Fostex Putty."  I've written before about how great 
this unit is, and I'll be happy to answer any questions by email, but 
let's just say this is the easiest, fastest, best way to make CDs 
from MiniDiscs, DATs, other CD's, or any analog source.  Even if you 
want to use a computer for editing the music, a stand-alone 
recorder is a great way to get the digital data in and out of your 
computer without an expensive digital sound card.  Key features 
include:

* Designed to record on all CD blanks, including "$1" discs and 
erasable CD-RW discs.
* No SCMS -- can copy any CD, DAT, or MD unlimited times.
* Auto indexing from MD index marks, CD indexes, etc.
* Coaxial, Optical, & AES/EBU digital in & out.
* RCA and XLR analog in & out.
* Auto-Sync /w memory buffer starts instantly, for exact copies of 
any audio CD, instant start on DAT, etc.
* Sample Rate Conversion for 48K, 32K; exact clone of 44.1K
* Wireless remote control included.

Other CD recorders:
HHB 850 - same as above but in dark purple - new low price!
Otari CR-18 - same as "classic" upside-down loading HHB 800
  now just $744
Marantz CDR-615 /w large wired remote control   $794
Philips CDR-765 "consumer" 2X dual-drawer recorder  $444
Pioneer CDR-500 "consumer" recorder similar to HHB 850  $494
Tascam CDR-4000 4X duper - copy any CD in 18 minutes! - call
Tascam CDRW-5000 pro CD recorder - wired remote - call

EVERY DEMO IN THE STORE BELOW COST!!
Call or email for prices and availability.
Virtually every DAT recorder and CD recorder is available!

Also: Sony 333ES DD/DTS receiver, Sony DVD & DV camcorders,
microphones, headphones, & accessories.  Sony 50ES receiver 
demo: just $594!

The DAT Store  (310) 828-6487  11am-5pm Mon-Fri Pacific time
or email:  [EMAIL PROTECTED]   for prices, info, and online orders

thank you,
--Gary



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