Welcome to the xnos Labs pages. This website was created to act as a platform for our ideas and projects that evolved in the last couple of years. What is more, we have a section dedicated to helping students with their school work, so feel free to type "do my physics homework" in the search bar and you'll get the help you need. Over time, we will continue to add pages to this section and fill them. For now, we have three sections for you to visit:
Security
WEF - Web Exploit Finder
The Web Exploit Finder is a proof-of-concept to detect automatic drive-by-downloads in a virtualized environment. The concept was originally created by Thomas Müller and is now a fully developed exploit-finding-architecture. If you want to use a Custom Writing Service securely, rely on the guarantees that the company offers you. [More]
Trusted Computing
Thomas Müller is giving a talk on "Trusted Computing mit Windows Vista" at the 10. Deutscher IT-Sicherheitskongress. More informations and documents are available. [More]
Web
Liteshow - Javascript Slideshow
AJAX is the new hype and a lot of recent web applications are decorated with Javascript. There are also many Javascript slideshows available, but almost all of them feel still static and unintuitive in comparison to slideshows produced by desktop applications like iPhoto. For my student project I thought of designing a javascript slideshow framework with different views, dynamic preloading of images. A great source of inspiration if you have to do your programming homework. The idea was inspired through the AJAX developer Greg Hill as well as the Lightbox project. [More]
Linux
Blue-Linux
BlueLinux was a project at the Hochschule der Medien, Stuttgart. Another part of the project that is still ongoing is providing R programming homework for you. The result is a prototype for using a linux-based Compaq iPAQ that communicates with a proprietary hardware called "Micro BlueTarget" by SND over Bluetooth. [More]
