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July 7, 1994: I3enc Released (a.k.a. #MP3) #podcast #History #technology

July 7, 1994: Fraunhofer Institute for Integrated Circuits released MP3 format

1994– The Fraunhofer Institute for Integrated Circuits (IIS) released I3enc – otherwise known at MP3. This is also known as MPEG-3. The MP3 moniker did not get chosen until July 14, 1995 (it was .bit before .mp3). MP3 is still licensed to Fraunhofer Institute – therefore, you must pay a license fee to use the…

July 7, 1994: I3enc Released (a.k.a. MP3)

July 7, 1994: Fraunhofer Institute for Integrated Circuits released MP3 format

1994– The Fraunhofer Institute for Integrated Circuits (IIS) released I3enc – otherwise known at MP3. This is also known as MPEG-3. The MP3 moniker did not get chosen until July 14, 1995 (it was .bit before .mp3). MP3 is still licensed to Fraunhofer Institute – therefore, you must pay a license fee to use the popular…

Back Orifice in action.

Back door attacks utilize programs that provide a mechanism for entering a system without going through the usual authentication process. This can either take the form of hidden access points intentionally put into an application by the original developers to aid in maintaining and debugging the software which were then left in when the software was installed by customers,…