Anthony Park has invented software that will allow you to browse the internet with the Media Center Edition remote. While not directly made for surfing on the Xbox360, we have put together just how to use it to do so. You can go to the more programs tab on your Xbox360 and run the program, then use the remote to surf the internet on your Xbox360. (Thanks, 9). STEP BY STEP NOTE: You NEED WindowsXP Media Center Edition, it will not work with Windows 2000 or any other form of Windows XP 1) Go to http://www.anpark.com/software.aspx 2) Click on "Download Now (591 Kb)" 3) Double click on MCEBrowserSetup.msi and just click next 4) Start your Xbox360 and go into Media Center 5) Go into "More Programs" and choose the "Browser" Entry. 6) Add Favorites to your 360 from your PC, by going into: C:, then "Documents and Settings" folder, then the "MCX#" folder (# is a number, it depends on how many times you did manually reconnect the 360 to the PC , so it changes for everyone.... The highest number is the latest, so choose that folder) Go into the Subfolder called "Favorites" and either add links by drag'n'drop from Internet Explorers Address Bar to it, or right click and choose "Create Shortcut", enter the URL, click next, and now Enter the Name of the Website (This will be how it appears on the 360) 7) Choose One of your "Favorites" on the 360 and enjoy! Please note, while you are able to browse the Web, do not mistake this add-on to MCE or a full fledged Web browser. It is using the MCE PC to render an image of the Website which it displays on the 360, but you will not be able to enter any text. (For Example, google wouldn't be useful because you cannot enter text.) However you are able to follow links. No, the USB Keyboard does not work with this as of yet. This also means the likelyhood of getting a virus on your Xbox360 is next to nothing. The browser is basically showing you an image of a browser running on your PC, so if your PC is protected, your Xbox360 is. The only way to exploit the Xbox360 would be with an image library exploit, we think. Source: GamersReports
Nice find! hmmm... Malware on the Xbox360, that could beacome common as is it uses the NT Kernal (like the xbox, im guessing it does anyway) then any worms that exploit Kernal Holes could also 0wn you 360! beware (I dont really know alot about this... so i could be talking :swear
