News this week on the Pi World


As you know (or not), yesterday *Apple* released the new *OSX Yosemite* operating system for *Mac computers*. Now I want to format my HD, cross my fingers and install it from scratch which is what I like. What does the Raspberry Pi in this?. Well, for the first time I'm going to use it as a *Time Machine* to back up my system. Do you want to know how I achieved it?

This and much more in weekly News!

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• **Creates a server backup with Time Machine:** Just follow a few simple steps to have a complete *Time MAchine* system backup. I like so much that maybe become a script for **PiKISS** | [raymii.org > Build $ 35 Time Capsule - Raspberry Pi Time Machine Backup Server](https://raymii.org/s/articles/Build_a_35_dollar_Time_Capsule_-_Raspberry_Pi_Time_Machine.html)

• **Firefox OS on Raspberry Pi soon:** Some developers are carrying this operative system for mobile to the Pi. I guess we need to wait for a long time to try a demo and see the capabi... WTF!, CAn we get a demo to try it NOW?... Run, you fools! | [Wiki.mozilla.org > FXOS on RaspberryPi](https://wiki.mozilla.org/Fxos_on_RaspberryPi) - [wiki.mozilla.org > DEMO](https://wiki.mozilla.org/Foxberry_Pi_Demo)


Not Again!

• **New SSL vulnerability:** Definitely *SSL* is dead as I read on the internet. *Poodle* vulnerability is discovered by three workers from *Google*. If you want to know if your computer is vulnerable to it,type the next in the *Terminal*:

nmap --script ssl-enum-ciphers -p 443 twitter\.com |grep "SSLv3: No supported" || echo "Site vulnerable to poodle"

[Check if your browser is vulnerable](https://www.poodletest.com/)

Happy weekend!