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SEC Network to Feature a Record 47 Hours of Original Studio Programming for 2023 SEC Kickoff Presented by Regions, Live from Nashville July 17-20

July 19, 2023 Audrey

Documentary debuts include Roy Kramer: A Vision for the SEC and Them Dawgs
SEC Nation primetime special airs Tuesday on SECN and ESPN2 with live guests
More than a dozen on-air personalities to provide commentary and perspective from Music City

SEC Network will boast 47 hours of original programming surrounding the 2023 SEC Kickoff Presented by Regions, the most in the network’s history. SEC This Morning, SEC Now and The Paul Finebaum Show will showcase complete coverage from the annual media days event, set in Nashville, Tenn., for the first time – the third city to host the event, and featuring a special edition of SEC Nation on Tuesday night.

An expansive roster of college football analysts will contribute to SEC Network’s presence in Nashville at the Grand Hyatt, including Jordan Rodgers, Greg McElroy, Roman Harper, Paul Finebaum, Takeo Spikes, Benjamin Watson, Chris Doering and more. Studio hosts for the four-day conference media day kickoff include Joe Tessitore, Dari Nowkhah, Peter Burns, Alyssa Lang, Marty Smith and Finebaum.

SEC This Morning
SEC This Morning, hosted by Burns and Doering, returns for its fifth SEC Kickoff. The duo delves into all things SEC, with all the headlines, highlights and hijinks from around the conference. The show will be simulcast on SEC Network (and Sirius XM channel 374) live from Music City, and will air at 8 a.m. ET until the start of each day’s podium action.

SEC Now
SEC Now: 2023 SEC Kickoff Presented by Regions will have full coverage from Nashville beginning Monday, July 17 at 11 a.m., with analysis and insight of the day’s proceedings. Coaches and players from all 14 SEC teams will stop by the set during their time at the media event. Tessitore, Nowkhah and Lang will rotate duties in the anchor chair, with nearly two dozen hours of SEC Now surrounding all 14 coaches’ podium trips.

The Paul Finebaum Show
The network’s coverage will also be anchored by The Paul Finebaum Show Presented by Regions each afternoon, with various coaches, players and media cycling through the SEC Network set. The show, which will have reaction to the latest news and buzz of the annual college football kickoff event, will also air on ESPN Radio.

SEC Nation
GRAMMY-nominated band Midland will headline a free concert on Tuesday, July 18. The event on Lower Broadway will activate at 6 p.m. and will be part of a special edition of SEC Nation Presented by Regions on ESPN2 and SEC Network at 7 p.m. The street concert will follow at approximately 8 p.m. Regions will host fan engagement opportunities on site throughout the evening, and SEC Network will have its own brand activation featuring a photo booth, free swag and more. Full details.

Planned in-person guests for the SEC Nation primetime show include comedian Nate Bargatze, SEC head coaches Josh Heupel (Tennessee) and Clark Lea (Vanderbilt), and SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey. Head coach Kirby Smart of two-time defending champion Georgia is also expected to join

87% of traditional online games are out of print. That’s a trouble for gaming record.

July 13, 2023 Audrey

87% of classic games are out of print. That’s a problem for gaming history. — Aurich Lawson

Anybody with a passing fascination in retro game titles appreciates the bulk of vintage movie sport record is effectively “out of print,” with respectable copies constrained to defunct hardware platforms and secondhand bodily copies (if you happen to be fortunate). Now, in a initially-of-its-sort analyze, the Video clip Match History Foundation has determined the entire extent of this situation, getting that a full 87 % of video games unveiled in the US before 2010 are no longer commercially offered.

This large expanse of out-of-print game titles is not specifically “lost,” of class libraries, archives, and even program pirates have helped guarantee the video games will continue to be accessible in some sort. But the VGHF argues persuasively that the weak current market availability of reissued game titles highlights how the recreation industry is not carrying out a sufficient task of preserving entry to its have record.

“The industry has accomplished a excellent job re-commercializing a extensive catalog of [popular] titles, but for the wide vast majority of video games, we can not rely on the industrial industry to address this,” VGHF Library Director and analyze author Phil Salvador explained to Ars in a new interview. “We need to give libraries and archives far more tools to get the task accomplished.”

What is obtainable?

The commercial availability of classic games varies greatly by classic gaming era. — Enlarge / The professional availability of traditional game titles differs considerably by typical gaming period.

The VGHF analyze analyzed a random sample of 1,500 titles pulled from MobyGames’ considerable, crowdsourced databases of about 27,000 online games released in the US in advance of 2010 (around when expanding digital releases and backward compatibility modified the contemporary continuing access equation). The review also took a additional in-depth look at a handful of common platforms, from the Commodore 64 (95.5 % of titles at present out of print) to the PlayStation 2 (88 % out of print).

The 13 % of legacy game titles that are now in print is comparable to the availability of significantly more mature, pre-Entire world War II tunes recordings (10 per cent or a lot less in print), a comparison that Salvador states demonstrates just how at the rear of the gaming marketplace is on this score. “Video clip games have historically been dealt with as disposable toys,” he explained to Ars. “Industrial recreation emulation has been underdeveloped as very long as games have been slipping by way of the cracks legally. We are all nevertheless playing capture-up having this medium very seriously, and sad to say, these are the extensive-expression effects we are working with.”

Past the headline figures, the availability of legacy game titles may differ considerably across distinctive eras of gaming’s brief heritage. A paltry 2.6 p.c of games produced in or ahead of 1984 are in print, when compared to 16.5 % of games introduced since then.

That displays the limited industry worth of the industry’s oldest online games, which Salvador acknowledges are “a little archaic and not particularly enjoyable from a business viewpoint.” But these 30-furthermore-calendar

‘Fixed’ Chrome extension flaw could let hackers to record each your webcam and desktop feeds

May 31, 2022 Audrey

At any time get that sensation you are becoming viewed? If you have at the moment got the Screencastify Chrome extension energetic, you could be. A flaw the company claimed was ‘fixed’ may well nevertheless allow malicious actors to entry unsuspecting users’ webcam and desktop activity, and report it for no matter what they see in good shape.

You’ve in all probability witnessed these ‘sextortion’ e-mails: “We have a recording of you executing X, Y, Z. Deliver us $10,000 in some obscure cryptocurrency or we are going to launch the vid for all the earth to see.”

With more than 10,000,000 installs, Screencastify caters to a range of corporations such as Webflow, Teachable, Atlassian, Netlifyrunning, Marketo, and ZenDesk. It is an extension that lets people document, edit and post online video information for do the job and college initiatives, so end users contain lecturers, and schoolchildren at many levels of their schooling. I can only envision the stress from mom and dad when the vulnerability was found out, and their possible fury being aware of it nevertheless has not been effectively set.

According to Bleeping Computer system (opens in new tab), a cross-internet site scripting (XSS) vulnerability in the Screencastify software was noted by security researcher Wladimir Palant on February 14, 2022. Devs at the rear of the Chrome extension instantly sent out a supposed deal with, but Palant has designed it crystal clear the app is continue to placing customers in a vulnerable posture for exploitation, and extortion.

On setting up Screencastify, it asks to access your Google Generate and helps make a long-lasting Google OAuth entry token for the company’s account. The cloud folders produced with the token, in which all the customers video jobs are saved, are allegedly allow unhidden.

Chrome’s desktopCapture API and tabCapture permissions are also granted quickly when you put in the software, which means it has the potential to file your desktop also.

On prime of this, the software’s WebRTC API authorization is only asked for once, this means the capture features are constantly enabled from the get go, unless you switch the placing to ‘ask permission’ just about every time. Even then, Palant uncovered that hackers could not only steal the authentication token, but also use the Screencastify application to report with out notifying the user at all.

“Not significantly appears to have modified listed here, and I could verify that it is nonetheless attainable to commence a webcam recording devoid of any visible clues,” Palant describes in their research blog put up (opens in new tab).

“The issue was found in the mistake website page shown if you currently submitted a video to a problem and were being trying to submit another one.” And given that the mistake page has a fastened handle, “it can be opened directly instead than triggering the error affliction.”

Equally Bleeping Laptop and Palant have contacted Screencastify, but to no avail.

This is a rapid glance in excess of the Screencastify privateness policy:

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