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Re:A Necessary Addition
Make sure you get one of these too:
http://www.hackszine.com/blog/archive/2008/02/led_security_camera_disruptor.html
Actually, why not just put the two together? What? You want to throw me out because of my hat? Fascist pig!
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Algorithm for detecting copy-move forgeries
There's another interesting method for detecting "photoshopped" images that were manipulated using the clone tool.
The procedure uses a Discrete Fourier Transform on a bunch of little sections of the image and tries to find groups of matching sections that are displaced in the same way. There're a few discussions and papers about the copy-forge detection procedure and there's also source for the proof-of-concept application. -
Re:Bullshit FTAUnless I am REALLY missing something, it is next to impossible to go from a blurry distorted image to pin-sharp. Really close to impossible. It is a matter of data. If you start from blurry, you cannot actually obtain the information required to unblur it. It does not exist. Untrue. The information is spread into the pixels over which it is blurred. With the appropriate convolution matrix, you can recover the pinsharp picture. Hackzine covered it lately: http://www.hackszine.com/blog/archive/2008/01/remove_shake_and_motion_blur_f.html
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The Record Application..... only let you record up to 45 seconds.
Thats not long enough, so change it: How to let the Record activity to record than 45 seconds of audio.
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Re:How about going Old School?
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Re:Why do I have to log in to make a VOIP call?
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Re:Linux and BeOS
Advanced file system (i.e., better than FAT32) that Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux understand.
http://www.ntfs-3g.org/
http://mac.sofotex.com/Drivers/more2.html
http://www.hackszine.com/blog/archive/2007/06/howt o_readwrite_to_ntfs_drives.html
Don't have Fuse on your mac? Don't fret!
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Or more likely many servers are spoofing their id
Here's a recent article about how to spoof both operating system and web server signatures to fool attackers. I wouldn't be surprised at all if many of those "IIS" servers were actually BSD or Linux or whatever machines running Apache.