Also, it seems like somebody finally found a use for Adobe Shockwave, I never thought this would happen and I am impressed that this somebody is the NASA.
I am the alpha male you dummy. It's OK if my wife carried, out of our 7 children, say 2 or 3 from other guys because I was too busy procreating 50 or more kids with other women.
What do you think led to dinosaur extinction? Some alien species had financial problem and were about to go bankrupted. Then, they directed a few asteroids at planet Earth and afterward collected the diamonds; profit and they are since an inter-galactical economic superpower.
I don't know but what I know for sure: When you deal with them, you are contractually obligated to report any security breaches as soon as you notice them.
People working on trains and airplanes etc. have to (or at least had to) get their watches calibrated. I remember calibrating my Seiko quartz watches myself back then (1970) to +/- 1 second a month. I could probably have done better.
Get off my lawn! says prime number to its siblings.
present both numerical and theoretical evidence that prime numbers repel other would-be primes that end in the same digit, and have varied predilections for being followed by primes ending in the other possible final digits.
Well I played around with the kernel on the slackware 123 CD back in 1993 or something. Kernel must have been version 0.99.11 Alpha or something like that...
Just consider that running Applets/JWS is just like running a desktop application. Forget about the security manager and its setting in Applets/JWS. Just assume an "allow all" configuration.
Then, there is still a use for Applets/JWS when you trust the provider as you would trust him to install a desktop application coming from him. Code signing and signature verification is available in both cases. From that perspective, you can still deploy your desktop application through JWS if you wish without any additional security threats for your users compared to a desktop application.
Basically, it seems that the security manager is broken, assuming an "allow all" configuration makes running JWS no less secure than running a desktop application.
Strictly speaking, a DDoS is different than typical security like typical DoS prevention firewall rules because there isn't much you can do about it once the packets reach you. These guys prevent the packets from reaching you while still letting legitimate traffic trough as much as possible during the DDoS attack.
Maybe these guys are specialized in DDoS and they know little about security and how to protect their network.
Gee... can't you read? I am switching ExxonMobil into an hydrogen producer and the hydrogen will come from water. I have to make a deal with Nestlé because they already have water patented in some part of the globe. Who is talking about fracking and bottled water? Not me...
Here is Nestlé CEO goal and they have some advance on us, hence the required deal between us:
Slashdot Mirror
Also, it seems like somebody finally found a use for Adobe Shockwave, I never thought this would happen and I am impressed that this somebody is the NASA.
http://krebsonsecurity.com/201...
Also, at least where I live, most if not all cable companies are ISPs as well so they will figure a way to make it work out for them.
I am the alpha male you dummy. It's OK if my wife carried, out of our 7 children, say 2 or 3 from other guys because I was too busy procreating 50 or more kids with other women.
Who cares if it ain't yours?
He/she might end up being easier to raise because he/she would have less chances of having the same genetic bugs than yours.
Wait until he meets the 100 sky people.
http://www.nydailynews.com/new...
No cleaning crew is allowed in our data center.
Nah, it's the aliens:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sci...
http://www.collective-evolutio...
It should be a breeze to deactivate BART trains then :-)
What do you think led to dinosaur extinction? Some alien species had financial problem and were about to go bankrupted. Then, they directed a few asteroids at planet Earth and afterward collected the diamonds; profit and they are since an inter-galactical economic superpower.
Your post looks suspicious because you work for /.
Maybe he got first post after all. You seem to be in a conflict of interest. I would restrain myself from replying to such posts if I was you ;-)
I don't know but what I know for sure: When you deal with them, you are contractually obligated to report any security breaches as soon as you notice them.
Half a life time of radioactive material is a bazillion times your life time.
Just get a quartz clock and calibrate it.
People working on trains and airplanes etc. have to (or at least had to) get their watches calibrated. I remember calibrating my Seiko quartz watches myself back then (1970) to +/- 1 second a month. I could probably have done better.
http://tf.nist.gov/general/pdf...
This was a very successful development model for over a decade and I don't understand why that's changed.
It must be Firefox and the like fault. Their release cycle and their numbering scheme must have influenced Linus.
It looks like about 2 square inches...
Get off my lawn! says prime number to its siblings.
present both numerical and theoretical evidence that prime numbers repel other would-be primes that end in the same digit, and have varied predilections for being followed by primes ending in the other possible final digits.
Well I played around with the kernel on the slackware 123 CD back in 1993 or something. Kernel must have been version 0.99.11 Alpha or something like that...
Back then, it was considered new ;-)
You are confusing the kernel and the system initialization process when the system boots ;-)
Just consider that running Applets/JWS is just like running a desktop application. Forget about the security manager and its setting in Applets/JWS. Just assume an "allow all" configuration.
Then, there is still a use for Applets/JWS when you trust the provider as you would trust him to install a desktop application coming from him. Code signing and signature verification is available in both cases. From that perspective, you can still deploy your desktop application through JWS if you wish without any additional security threats for your users compared to a desktop application.
Basically, it seems that the security manager is broken, assuming an "allow all" configuration makes running JWS no less secure than running a desktop application.
https://docs.oracle.com/javase...
Maybe they aren't a security firm?
DDoS != DoS
DDoS != security
Strictly speaking, a DDoS is different than typical security like typical DoS prevention firewall rules because there isn't much you can do about it once the packets reach you. These guys prevent the packets from reaching you while still letting legitimate traffic trough as much as possible during the DDoS attack.
Maybe these guys are specialized in DDoS and they know little about security and how to protect their network.
The more it changes, the more it is the same.
Great! Is this a new principle?
Recording the sound of somebody typing on a keyboard might help cracking the password needed to access the blueprints.
Recording the sound of a city bus might help to find out where it stopped. Listening around you might help you figure out what people are doing, etc.
Better yet for all those hypothetical cases;, a video feed!
Wake the fuck up. I am just a professional humorist testing my puns here on /. before the show.
Thanks for your participation.
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brilliant! At least somebody knows what she/(he) is talking about in here...
Gee... can't you read? I am switching ExxonMobil into an hydrogen producer and the hydrogen will come from water. I have to make a deal with Nestlé because they already have water patented in some part of the globe. Who is talking about fracking and bottled water? Not me...
Here is Nestlé CEO goal and they have some advance on us, hence the required deal between us:
http://www.naturalnews.com/040...