Hack in the Box Meets Windows Vista
Strange_Brew writes "It appears Microsoft is really going all out to get Windows Vista secured before its release date in 2007. There's an article on PC World which talks about Microsoft's plan to give Asia's largest hackers conference an inside look at the new security features in Windows Vista this coming September." From the article: "The Hack In The Box conference will host two speakers from Microsoft. The first, Dave Tamasi, a lead security program manager at Microsoft, will give a presentation on security engineering in Vista. The talk will include a discussion about features suggested by hackers and other security conscious members of the computing community, in addition to security improvements made on Vista. The second speaker, Douglas MacIver, a penetration engineer at Microsoft, will review Vista's BitLocker Drive Encryption and the company's analysis of threats and attempts to penetrate the security feature."
heck, I'm afraid of my dual booting XP just sharing a data partition on my Linux drive..
I myself think it's interesting that there are actually "penetration engineers" at Microsoft.
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Makes sense, after all. I've always kinda felt like MS was giving it to us all up the
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Thank you for the deep insight in your security. You'll get our response after your release.
Yours,
Asia.
We used to have a Bill of Rights. Now, with the rights gone, all we have left is the bill.
This announcement followed shortly by a conference in which Asian hackers give Microsoft a look at the new hacked Vista. Good job everyone! Why not just hand them a DVD master of Pirates of the Carribean 2, and a stack of blanks, and say, "this DVD is copy-proof." Sure it is.
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I've only met one person that liked Konqueror, and I think he was lying to annoy me.
Um. Start at the bottom, and work your way up?