Pwn2Own is one my favorite events it really opens the eyes of the developers and security people pointing out flaws and insecure code. This was well thought out and executed well congrats to the hackers.
When I had my self hosted wordpress blog there were always updates to wordpress, addon and widgets. Not to mentions spammers and scammers all day everyday, Wordpress is a great platform but very insecure.
This coming from a company that has 1% of the search market and is skimming Google search results uploading anti-Google videos on a company website that Google owns.
A lot of people have mixed feelings about this considering Google is running a business not a public service which means they have every right to index there own information first over everyone.
I been using Spotify 10 dollars month unlimited music. Apple lately seems to be trying to rip people off every service from Apple seems to cost lately. Spotify and Rapidity are the future of mobile music market.
I agree on linux servers depending on what we need to do sometimes we load the GUI sometimes we do not depends on circumstances. A GUI-Less OS is better the GUI takes up resources and if you are running older hardware this can make be the difference between good or bad performance. Windows server 2008 has an option to load just the command line OS most users just choose to take the easy way and load the GUI. I myself use the GUI on most servers but then I have to make a read only DC on old hardware I load 2008 without GUI. All depends on the environment you are working with and what you are comfortable with handling.
IBM does not surprise me being number 1 they have been around the longest and they have massive main frame market to protect. Apple being number 39 shocked me I though they would be hire on the list considering all the patent wars they have been fighting over the past year or two. I remember Microsoft got called out about 3 years ago because they had so many patents and were not defending them. As part of owning a patent you must hold up the legal end of if someone steals your patents you must legal go after them for restitution. One company I thought I would see in the top 50 is Google but I guess being a big open source company then don't file there patents or they don't have that many.
President Obama is probably against the bill he is a massive supporter of social media and the digital age. He has been called the Facebook President and is the only President to use Twitter for regular Q &A sessions. This is the same guy who refused to give up his Blackberry. He started the StartUp America Campaign and meet with Apple, Google, Facebook and a lot of other Silicon Valley based businesses. If he does not veto the bill he will loose A LOT of support from those big contributers and supports of his campaign.
Yesterday Symantec released there PGP source code to the world maybe that was not source code they wanted.
Maybe they will rewrite Nortain 360 rename it to Nortain 180 and make it better and less bloated.
Lately there home products are so junk and way over priced.
I agree with the sentence "the most dangerous breaches are the quiet ones" the reason is you don't know you got hacked and you don't know what they got. When a hack is quite the hacker can come and go as they pleases and instead of getting in and getting out the hacker has time to explore and make more exploits and holes for themselves to get in and out on. The best and most dangerous hackers are the ones you don't know about or can't stop from getting in and out of your network. I remember my security instructor saying "If a hacker wants in he is getting in just a matter of how long it takes them. You can do your best to prevent and clean up after but you can't stop it. If a hacker wants in there going get in some how."
If you want make money start buying as many IPv4 addresses as you can now and hold on to them. In a few years you can sell them to people that are going to need them and make a small fortune my dad always tough me "Supply and Demand."
What is the incentive to go paperless it saves them money no postage, no printing the bill, no stationary needed and less employees needed. This is like a convenience fee they are double dipping on the service they are already making money on. Even if you payed with a credit card on line they are still saving money. They are saving money and making more.
Wired is very popular magazine still mailed still has big name Technology players on the cover and 2600 magazine still has it's 2 times a year release on paper.
I agree it's only good for Internet purchases with no paper trail once you need a deed or title any payment is traceable unless you use a fake identity.
It was 200 gig of email that's the scary part who's email box did they get. I would be more worried about the email then the client list. CONFIDENTAL emails can do some major damage if leaked.
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This reminds me of the blaster virus Microsoft release a patch for it MONTHS before it hit just no one had it on there pc a head of time.
I agree Pirates of Silicon Valley was great it told Steve Jobs life story.
It's been all over the internet today FOX news reported it and there one of the best breaking news coverages around.
MegaUpload should just have done what piratebay is going to doing and have mobile command centers.
Pwn2Own is one my favorite events it really opens the eyes of the developers and security people pointing out flaws and insecure code. This was well thought out and executed well congrats to the hackers.
I am more excited about the new iOS
When I had my self hosted wordpress blog there were always updates to wordpress, addon and widgets. Not to mentions spammers and scammers all day everyday, Wordpress is a great platform but very insecure.
This coming from a company that has 1% of the search market and is skimming Google search results uploading anti-Google videos on a company website that Google owns.
Most of the problems you have with printing is because of drivers if this works might make life a little easier from a network admin perspective.
A lot of people have mixed feelings about this considering Google is running a business not a public service which means they have every right to index there own information first over everyone.
I been using Spotify 10 dollars month unlimited music. Apple lately seems to be trying to rip people off every service from Apple seems to cost lately. Spotify and Rapidity are the future of mobile music market.
I agree on linux servers depending on what we need to do sometimes we load the GUI sometimes we do not depends on circumstances. A GUI-Less OS is better the GUI takes up resources and if you are running older hardware this can make be the difference between good or bad performance. Windows server 2008 has an option to load just the command line OS most users just choose to take the easy way and load the GUI. I myself use the GUI on most servers but then I have to make a read only DC on old hardware I load 2008 without GUI. All depends on the environment you are working with and what you are comfortable with handling.
I been saying for years that Symantec is paying people to make viruses for them. This may not be a virus but scareware is close enough for me.
Bing is also the default search provider in IE which helps this process.
IBM does not surprise me being number 1 they have been around the longest and they have massive main frame market to protect. Apple being number 39 shocked me I though they would be hire on the list considering all the patent wars they have been fighting over the past year or two. I remember Microsoft got called out about 3 years ago because they had so many patents and were not defending them. As part of owning a patent you must hold up the legal end of if someone steals your patents you must legal go after them for restitution. One company I thought I would see in the top 50 is Google but I guess being a big open source company then don't file there patents or they don't have that many.
President Obama is probably against the bill he is a massive supporter of social media and the digital age. He has been called the Facebook President and is the only President to use Twitter for regular Q &A sessions. This is the same guy who refused to give up his Blackberry. He started the StartUp America Campaign and meet with Apple, Google, Facebook and a lot of other Silicon Valley based businesses. If he does not veto the bill he will loose A LOT of support from those big contributers and supports of his campaign.
Yesterday Symantec released there PGP source code to the world maybe that was not source code they wanted. Maybe they will rewrite Nortain 360 rename it to Nortain 180 and make it better and less bloated. Lately there home products are so junk and way over priced.
I agree with the sentence "the most dangerous breaches are the quiet ones" the reason is you don't know you got hacked and you don't know what they got. When a hack is quite the hacker can come and go as they pleases and instead of getting in and getting out the hacker has time to explore and make more exploits and holes for themselves to get in and out on. The best and most dangerous hackers are the ones you don't know about or can't stop from getting in and out of your network. I remember my security instructor saying "If a hacker wants in he is getting in just a matter of how long it takes them. You can do your best to prevent and clean up after but you can't stop it. If a hacker wants in there going get in some how."
That is so true Intel chips are great but they always run hot and they always use lots of energy.
If you want make money start buying as many IPv4 addresses as you can now and hold on to them. In a few years you can sell them to people that are going to need them and make a small fortune my dad always tough me "Supply and Demand."
What is the incentive to go paperless it saves them money no postage, no printing the bill, no stationary needed and less employees needed. This is like a convenience fee they are double dipping on the service they are already making money on. Even if you payed with a credit card on line they are still saving money. They are saving money and making more.
Wired is very popular magazine still mailed still has big name Technology players on the cover and 2600 magazine still has it's 2 times a year release on paper.
Moving a domain in general is a pain no matter who you use just because of propagation time, design change issues, e-mail, MX records, exc.
I agree it's only good for Internet purchases with no paper trail once you need a deed or title any payment is traceable unless you use a fake identity.
It was 200 gig of email that's the scary part who's email box did they get. I would be more worried about the email then the client list. CONFIDENTAL emails can do some major damage if leaked.