'DEC hacking' trial opens Accused gives evidence By John Oates Published Wednesday 5th October 2005 16:22 GMT
Horsferry Road Magistrates Court has heard the first day of evidence against the East London man accused of hacking into a donations site for the tsunami appeal last December.
Daniel James Cuthbert, 28, of Whitechapel, London, is accused of breaches of Section One of the Computer Misuse Act, 1990, on the afternoon of New Year's Eve, 2004. He had earlier pleaded not guilty.
Cuthbert is accused of attempting a directory traversal attack on the donate.bt.com site which handles credit card payments on behalf of the Disasters Emergency Committee.
Giving evidence on his own behalf, Cuthbert, at times near tears, said he had made a £30 donation to the site, after clicking on a banner advert. Because he received no final thank-you or confirmation page he became concerned it may have been a phishing site, so he carried out two tests to check the security of the site.
Bit OT but it is rare for F1 tech to move to road cars these days and has been the case since the 80s. F1 cars are more like road going aeroplanes than anything else.
You're replying to the wrong post, try CNN.com which is where the post I was quoting (scroll up, it's right there) copied the paragraph from (and clearly stated so), you anonymous fool!
Anyway, if I remember correctly StarOffice used to be Java so the codebase is indeed Java based even if not a fucking line of it is still Java =)
I thought that the headline pertained to the fact that MS files use FAT as their internal organisatin methed, therefore making.doc readers/writers breach the same patent.
The partnership could mark a shift away from the traditional method of distributing software through the Microsoft Windows system and bring greater visibility to such Java-based programs as OpenOffice.org.
You'll find the above paragraph is CNN's speculation on the press release, not part of the press release itself.
That's amusing to see on a domain http://games.slashdot.org/ that takes micropayments and advertising payments and press releases pretending to be story payments .
I don't know *anything* about those other products, but it strikes me that Postgresql could without too much effort have Java as a stored procedure language.
Slashdot Mirror
Ok then, try Public House.
And you are breaking into the private areas. Name your legitimacy.
you know you meant least resistance yeah ?
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/10/05/dec_case/
'DEC hacking' trial opens
Accused gives evidence
By John Oates
Published Wednesday 5th October 2005 16:22 GMT
Horsferry Road Magistrates Court has heard the first day of evidence against the East London man accused of hacking into a donations site for the tsunami appeal last December.
Daniel James Cuthbert, 28, of Whitechapel, London, is accused of breaches of Section One of the Computer Misuse Act, 1990, on the afternoon of New Year's Eve, 2004. He had earlier pleaded not guilty.
Cuthbert is accused of attempting a directory traversal attack on the donate.bt.com site which handles credit card payments on behalf of the Disasters Emergency Committee.
Giving evidence on his own behalf, Cuthbert, at times near tears, said he had made a £30 donation to the site, after clicking on a banner advert. Because he received no final thank-you or confirmation page he became concerned it may have been a phishing site, so he carried out two tests to check the security of the site.
The case continues tomorrow. ®
because he couldn't get in
and then lied to the investigators about his entirely innocent activities
In what way is trying to break into someone's system as 'legitimate' ?
Can you tell me what legitimate reasons you could have for breaking into my house (presuming you are not an agent of the state).
No surprise you end up wondering where your data went !
It's still grey on grey action.
By the time you are 60 you lose 30% of your contrast.
Especially if you read Wired, you will appreciate that there is a reason why we make paper white as possible and use black ink.
<div class="frontgetroundbox">
etc.etc.
call things what they are not by their attributes
and grey text on grey background, HELLO some of us are hard of sight
you 20 somethings think everything will be rosy when you lose 30% of your ocular capacity in 30 years
hehe bitch bitch
Bit OT but it is rare for F1 tech to move to road cars these days and has been the case since the 80s. F1 cars are more like road going aeroplanes than anything else.
you misunderstand, IIRC the binary format of (maybe just older) OLE documents is done with a FAT variation
lol, blame the tools but it's this keyboard, truly sux0rs
yeah yeah no preview
You're replying to the wrong post, try CNN.com which is where the post I was quoting (scroll up, it's right there) copied the paragraph from (and clearly stated so), you anonymous fool!
Anyway, if I remember correctly StarOffice used to be Java so the codebase is indeed Java based even if not a fucking line of it is still Java =)
I thought that the headline pertained to the fact that MS files use FAT as their internal organisatin methed, therefore making .doc readers/writers breach the same patent.
Yeah, I bought a Centrino, the advert on TV said "internet connectivity anywhere"!
The partnership could mark a shift away from the traditional method of distributing software through the Microsoft Windows system and bring greater visibility to such Java-based programs as OpenOffice.org.
You'll find the above paragraph is CNN's speculation on the press release, not part of the press release itself.
That's amusing to see on a domain http://games.slashdot.org/ that takes micropayments and advertising payments and press releases pretending to be story payments .
> What you want is PLJava
believe me, I don't =)
but some people probably will so thanks for mentioning it.
I just did a search for "postgresql java " and PLJ was the first one I found
hehe yep, nailed firmly to the post
though I noticed recently you had write ahead logging, welcome to the 21st C
=)
you spelt sucks wrong
I don't know *anything* about those other products, but it strikes me that Postgresql could without too much effort have Java as a stored procedure language.
Indeed, someone has already started it http://plj.codehaus.org/
for some of us, our whole file system is append only :
http://cm.bell-labs.com/sys/doc/venti/venti.html
http://cm.bell-labs.com/magic/man2html/8/venti
Sean Quinlan now works at Google, I'm not sure if Sean Dorward does, but it seems most of the other people who built plan9 at Bell Labs do.
If Taiwan is so independent why doesn;t it have a seat on the UN ?
Only 26 countires recognize Taiwan as a country in its own right.
I've head quite a few boxes on them that say Taiwan, ROC on them so I guess not even everyone there shares the same opinion.
as for me, what the hell do I know about it !
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one dat Negroponte might let them have his cheap PDA, until then it's spray paint
Algol68 had garbage collection, though they called it
"Meekly deproceduring to MOID FORM"
Only some LISP dialects had GC.
The first major language to have it was Visual Basic