Overall, a good product...although I do wish I could copy my MP3s from it, instead of only to it.
You can't copy from it using windows Explorer. This doesn't mean you can't copy from it. Just download another filemanager (coughwindowscommandercough)...
While it would be interesting to see this, I think there is a big hole in the data pulled from this...the fact that there are black hats running scans and attacks all over the world.
What would be interesting would be if the hourly moving averages were based on the hacker's local time. Granted, with all the IP spoofing done, reverse DNS lookups on the attacking host to get location, it would would be difficult to get reliable information, but I think you'd see a very clear timeframe upon when most attacks are launched.
You could also sniff the packets, filtering by the IP of the machine you are looking to exploit. By watching the way the sequence numbers are generated, you can get a better guess at what the next one is going to be...
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What would stop google from using a TCP/IP layer in the bios, to allow these machines to boot up their own OS over the network?
google search, as always, comes through... http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/HCL
I'll stick with trillian...
...only comes with one glove...
Kinda like Michael Jackson....
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Overall, a good product...although I do wish I could copy my MP3s from it, instead of only to it.
You can't copy from it using windows Explorer. This doesn't mean you can't copy from it. Just download another filemanager (coughwindowscommandercough)...
While it would be interesting to see this, I think there is a big hole in the data pulled from this...the fact that there are black hats running scans and attacks all over the world.
What would be interesting would be if the hourly moving averages were based on the hacker's local time. Granted, with all the IP spoofing done, reverse DNS lookups on the attacking host to get location, it would would be difficult to get reliable information, but I think you'd see a very clear timeframe upon when most attacks are launched.
Simply send me $15 USD, and I will tell you why people don't like to pay for content.
You could also sniff the packets, filtering by the IP of the machine you are looking to exploit. By watching the way the sequence numbers are generated, you can get a better guess at what the next one is going to be...