Bear in mind that all the encryption techniques created by RSA, Diffie & Hellman had already been created at the the Top Secret Bletchley Park and later at GCHQ it's successor.
Bear in mind I date back to the days when the most important piece of equipment in the IT department was the little wooden column you used to wind the paper tape around. Are you sure not much has changed?
Yes but until you start hitting calculus relatively little has changed in the last 100 years. Whereas in computer science 10 years ago most programmers we're developing either for the web or for desktop. Twenty years ago most programmers were either developing for a desktop computer or for a multi user system with dumb terminals and a few people were looking at this new internet thing and scratching their heads. 30 years ago Mini, Mainframe & Mag tapes.
And I haven't even mentioned the differences in coding! You try explaining OOP to someone who's used to debugging programs by poking another whole in the card with a biro.
The problem with this is that Computer Science will likely go though another paradigm shift within the next decade. Never mind what ALM the MBA's will be spouting in 10 years. But maths and English will likely be the same.
How the fuck do you know how their setup works? You haven't provided a single link to support your bullshit; you probably haven't even looked at their site.
Windows 10 is okay, all things told. The problem is when they sneak this shit in, but people who know what they are doing will consult the appropriate guide to turn it all off. Just like we did with all the other junk Windows tried to get in under the radar.
It would be better if End Task actually fucking worked! I'm honestly looking at Reactos https://www.reactos.org/ for my next OS
So it's effectively 6 Billion divided by 24 and easily mitigated just set a different timezone if it's your server you're going in on or connect to a tor server in a different time zone.
From my understanding the ransomware attackers don't normally attack the same target twice as you are less likely to pay up if you think it will happen again. So this should protect them from the current infection
The same ones may not come back but I can guarantee their competition has recognized an easy mark. Expect bible salesmen any minute!
It's half life is approx 73 days so it should be 1/2 gone by now. It's a beta & gamma emitter so good for a dirty bomb as you really don't want to inhale/ingest those beta particles.
It's a good thing he didn't secure it with the finger print scanner as there's no way the FBI could have broken that after they wrenched it out of his cold dead hands!
And now thanks to Apple & Android everyone seems to think Ram and Storage are the same :|
That makes me feel old
Righrt so now SCO is gone who get's to pull the plug on Yahoo?
All your Internets belong to us
Actually just factor in the share options/dividends/bonuses the University president will soon look like a church mouse
They get plenty of feedback they just choose to ignore anything from anyone smaller than a small central american government.
Bear in mind I date back to the days when the most important piece of equipment in the IT department was the little wooden column you used to wind the paper tape around. Are you sure not much has changed?
And I haven't even mentioned the differences in coding! You try explaining OOP to someone who's used to debugging programs by poking another whole in the card with a biro.
The problem with this is that Computer Science will likely go though another paradigm shift within the next decade. Never mind what ALM the MBA's will be spouting in 10 years. But maths and English will likely be the same.
Citation needed, again.
How the fuck do you know how their setup works? You haven't provided a single link to support your bullshit; you probably haven't even looked at their site.
Wow do you moderate wikipedia?
Never mind the rest of the specs. The real story here is, how'd they get their radio antenna to cover a square instead of a circle?
They must have used a Squarial https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
As far as I'm aware over 90% of friendly fire (Possibly the worst misnomer ever) is due to people improperly identifying their targets as an enemy.
Windows 10 is okay, all things told. The problem is when they sneak this shit in, but people who know what they are doing will consult the appropriate guide to turn it all off. Just like we did with all the other junk Windows tried to get in under the radar.
It would be better if End Task actually fucking worked! I'm honestly looking at Reactos https://www.reactos.org/ for my next OS
Are like battery/solar power articles. The best battery/HIV cure is just 2 years away. Always. But it never happens.
Could be worse it could be like fusion
I bet they already have a backdoor that works
But would Assange return to the UK if he was guaranteed enough publicity?
So it's effectively 6 Billion divided by 24 and easily mitigated just set a different timezone if it's your server you're going in on or connect to a tor server in a different time zone.
Forget RFID blocking wallets I want RFID blocking trousers to go with my tin foil hat!
Why GIF? Surely a PNG button would have less licencing issues
From my understanding the ransomware attackers don't normally attack the same target twice as you are less likely to pay up if you think it will happen again. So this should protect them from the current infection
The same ones may not come back but I can guarantee their competition has recognized an easy mark. Expect bible salesmen any minute!
It's half life is approx 73 days so it should be 1/2 gone by now. It's a beta & gamma emitter so good for a dirty bomb as you really don't want to inhale/ingest those beta particles.
It's a good thing he didn't secure it with the finger print scanner as there's no way the FBI could have broken that after they wrenched it out of his cold dead hands!
There's also a few +1 channels which show programmes an hour later than on the other channel.
I'm just waiting for them to come up with -1 channels!
Don't forget about Virgin Media
I'm not allergic to WiFi I just don't like the smell