Hell if you've got enough compromised PC's and you're organised as modern botnet herders are then you can collect a lot of good data on how regular users send email and make sure the nodes of your botnet avoid going far outside the curve.
That, or the herders adjust their botnet so the behavior of each node is such that it *becomes* the curve...
>>> “future Blu-ray equipment will need more powerful chips” to play content smoothly, with “the majority” of major manufacturers set to release “brand new players” next year.
"The plaintiffs say that the source code is necessary to determine whether all iPhones were given the same 1.1.1 update, and whether it was designed to brick all or just some hacked iPhones."
In unrelated news, underhanded c contest winners' employability sky-rockets...
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"Based on the analysis, 50,277 Individual Credit Card Numbers were exposed, but 40,626 are expired, leaving just 9,651 that are not expired"
Sounds like 80% of the problem evapourated based on card expiry. How do we go about making CCs expire more frequently?
Hell if you've got enough compromised PC's and you're organised as modern botnet herders are then you can collect a lot of good data on how regular users send email and make sure the nodes of your botnet avoid going far outside the curve.
That, or the herders adjust their botnet so the behavior of each node is such that it *becomes* the curve...
>>> “future Blu-ray equipment will need more powerful chips” to play content smoothly, with “the majority” of major manufacturers set to release “brand new players” next year.
Good luck selling those, you're going to need it!
"The plaintiffs say that the source code is necessary to determine whether all iPhones were given the same 1.1.1 update, and whether it was designed to brick all or just some hacked iPhones."
In unrelated news, underhanded c contest winners' employability sky-rockets...
Just turn them up to 11
Now, imagine a Beowulf cluster of those....
It's always the time to start innovating from scratch.
#Watching for when the log stops growing: while true do ls -lt logs/install.log echo "" sleep 2 done
#Show Java process number and name: ps -ef | grep -i java | grep -v grep | awk '{print $2, $NF}'
#Kill 'em all kill -9 `ps -ef | grep -i java | grep -v grep | awk '{print $2}'`
Re: watching log file: try the "watch" command
Re: kill-them-all: kill -9 -1 would be easier
If RC4 is broken and "badly so", where is the recovery tool to find the keys?
This is slashdot and the big question is: does it run vista?
In Soviet Russia, supercomputers simulate you !
There, fixed it for you.
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