Well again this falls on the user. When I Steg an image I encrypt the text first then plant it into the picture. Even if you figure out that the image has been Stegged you won't know if you get the Method I used to put it in because you can't read it. But all the receiver needs to do is use the correct decoding in Steg and then un encrypt the images. You may be able to tell there is something in the picture but reading it is another matter.
A yes they can tell I work for one of the Big 5 They really do have the trucks. And it is easy to tell if you have done it. The gov mandates no/very little signal leakage and their is huge fines if you don't comply.
How about making that relying only on security patching? We have all complained about users not patching their windows boxes enough so I would say that patching is mandatory. Of course relying on only one security forum is begging for problems no matter what it is. Only layering the defenses on do you really have a good chance of stopping an attacker or at least knowing how he got in. As long as we are talking about security here does anyone have a favorite remote logging software? It seems that this is gettting more important lately..
"Apache is not an operating system, apache is much more simple."
Fine IIS vs. Apache
Any questions?
"It is true that most exploits are going to be found on software that is being run the most."
No it is not See the above discussion. Apache is the most widely used web server out there. And just like in the desktop market MS has the most holes.....
Well this one can be proved easily enough. If it is true it would be a felony. Failure to report a felony to the police IS also a felony. The police reports are a matter of public record. No reports=No crime and SCO is lying through their teeth again. Get that one to Forbes or something and watch the stock price got flush...
They could but would they? After all they stooped to a new level of sleaze when they offered to pink list spammers that payed them enough. http://news.com.com/2100-1023-248067.html ?legacy=c net
I really do not think that you can count on AT&T to look for your interests.
"The US couldn't go back to the moon if they wanted to. They wouldn't be able to use the old Apollo technology, they'd have to start from scratch."
Not quite true we could go to the moon on short order if we needed to. The only problem is getting the funding to do so
"As far as I'm concerned the Chinese are at the same level now. Everyone's whining about how we've already been to the moon, but blame NASA for not going anywhere beyond that. It's their damn fault."
Ok I am going to assume you are not trolling here but....I think if you looked into it you will see you need to blame the people that establish NASA's budget. How else would you justify a 50% budget reduction with out reducing the organizational goals? Don't like what NASA has accomplished lately? Send them votes or money. They are all ready dumpster diving for parts.
Accually mine just uses his laptop. And I just run a lighter adapter cord to his seat in the back. He seems to enjoy watching his cartoons on that. But unless your/child/process/ has a laptop I can't see buying one JUST for in car entertainment. but a flip down screen like many auto makers have as an option would work fine.
"Cars are transportation, not audio/visual entertainment. "
Let me guess....You don't have kids? As someone who has kids and has to do lots of driving it is much easyier on him (and me) if he can zone out with some cartoons or the discovery channel. I will aggree that anyone who watches TV and drives should loose their license. But I would apply that to computing and driving as well.
"Ahhh, yes. Another treatise on how The Man is tapdancing on our heads."
I don't know about that. The only 'boogie man' I saw put up here is a MBA. And after dealing with two or three I happen to agree. If you are trying to "create environments that are mutually advantageous, supportive positive experiences " You can't worry about getting a blade between the shoulder blades first. And office politics being what they are. And the general clueless ness of most geeks it is a really good idea to generate a good solid paper trail. That alone would make the book a good idea.
Ok I will bite None that I know of. But I don't know of any VT102 terminals with full GUI's and Office suits. It depends on the software they use at work. If they are using VT102 terminals I don't think it will encourage them. But I don't believe they will. Or do you have some special knowledge of the software that Ford uses? Either way it is a good thing. They use Open Source and Open Source gets another business does use *nix example.
Try this one "Criminal Corperation threatens destitute 12yr old and mother." OR Convicted corperation extorts 12yr old and her single mother for $2000.
"But five years from now, when everybody buying a Dell or Gateway machine has the latest version of Office bundled with their machine,"
I really don't think that will be as much of an issue. If MS does try to use this the professionals that are using Macs for example will be affected just nix users will. The market is not right for that much control over end user data. It will (in my opinion) give a big push to standardized formats like HTML and such. And it would really hurt MS. There are two good reasons for embrace and extend.... Compatibility with everything and that is what got MS where it is today and controlling your competition. The competition is storming at the gates (pun intended) and if you remove the other..... I think this is just the next in a long line of foot bullets since MS almost got smacked by the government.
Slashdot Mirror
"but if they're claiming that they have aliens in far away galaxies working for them, they've got worse problems than copyright infringement."
:)
Ummm have you ever seen a SCO legal brief? That is the least of their collective worries....
Well again this falls on the user.
When I Steg an image I encrypt the text first then plant it into the picture.
Even if you figure out that the image has been Stegged you won't know if you get the
Method I used to put it in because you can't read it. But all the receiver needs to do is use the correct decoding in Steg and then un encrypt the images. You may be able to tell there is something in the picture but reading it is another matter.
A yes they can tell I work for one of the Big 5
They really do have the trucks. And it is easy to tell if you have done it. The gov mandates no/very little signal leakage and their is huge fines if you don't comply.
How about making that relying only on security patching?
We have all complained about users not patching their windows boxes enough so I would say that patching is mandatory. Of course relying on only one security forum is begging for problems no matter what it is. Only layering the defenses on do you really have a good chance of stopping an attacker or at least knowing how he got in. As long as we are talking about security here does anyone have a favorite remote logging software? It seems that this is gettting more important lately..
"Apache is not an operating system, apache is much more simple."
Fine IIS vs. Apache
Any questions?
"It is true that most exploits are going to be found on software that is being run the most."
No it is not See the above discussion.
Apache is the most widely used web server out there. And just like in the desktop market MS has the most holes.....
MS Fanboy
% of market share does not equal percentage of virus and or worms targeted at it.
Apache or IIS
Any questions?
Well this one can be proved easily enough.
If it is true it would be a felony.
Failure to report a felony to the police IS also a felony. The police reports are a matter of public record. No reports=No crime and SCO is lying through their teeth again. Get that one to Forbes or something and watch the stock price got flush...
They could but would they?l ?legacy=c net
After all they stooped to a new level of sleaze when they offered to pink list spammers that payed them enough.
http://news.com.com/2100-1023-248067.htm
I really do not think that you can count on AT&T to look for your interests.
Do you honestly think that most spammers are worried about the law in the first place?
I really do not think so.
I don't care who is going, I think space is so important that if this spurrs anybody else to get into space it's a good thing.
Go China!!!
"The US couldn't go back to the moon if they wanted to. They wouldn't be able to use the old Apollo technology, they'd have to start from scratch."
Not quite true we could go to the moon on short order if we needed to.
The only problem is getting the funding to do so
"As far as I'm concerned the Chinese are at the same level now. Everyone's whining about how we've already been to the moon, but blame NASA for not going anywhere beyond that. It's their damn fault."
Ok I am going to assume you are not trolling here but....I think if you looked into it you will see you need to blame the people that establish NASA's budget. How else would you justify a 50% budget reduction with out reducing the organizational goals?
Don't like what NASA has accomplished lately? Send them votes or money. They are all ready dumpster diving for parts.
Accually mine just uses his laptop. And I just run a lighter adapter cord to his seat in the back. He seems to enjoy watching his cartoons on that. But unless your /child/process/ has a laptop I can't see buying one JUST for in car entertainment. but a flip down screen like many auto makers have as an option would work fine.
"Cars are transportation, not audio/visual entertainment. "
Let me guess....You don't have kids?
As someone who has kids and has to do lots of driving it is much easyier on him (and me) if he can zone out with some cartoons or the discovery channel. I will aggree that anyone who watches TV and drives should loose their license. But I would apply that to computing and driving as well.
Even Newer studies show that 100% of the people that bitch about smoking die. :)
"Ahhh, yes. Another treatise on how The Man is tapdancing on our heads."
I don't know about that. The only 'boogie man' I saw put up here is a MBA. And after dealing with two or three I happen to agree. If you are trying to "create environments that are mutually advantageous, supportive positive experiences "
You can't worry about getting a blade between the shoulder blades first. And office politics being what they are. And the general clueless ness of most geeks it is a really good idea to generate a good solid paper trail. That alone would make the book a good idea.
But that's natural since you're probably American.
Trendy Americian bashing like that give you any credibility. **YAWN**
Get it through your head this is all the Palestinians got to fight against the high tech US powered Israeli army
(Sniff) (Sniff)
I smell an agenda...
Not to mantion commiting war crimes by building settlements on occupied land.
Got a site? Na didn't think so....
Don't make shit up you look stupid
gak nevermind That would be like painting ugly on a mud fence.
Ok I will bite
None that I know of. But I don't know of any VT102 terminals with full GUI's and
Office suits. It depends on the software they use at work.
If they are using VT102 terminals I don't think it will encourage them.
But I don't believe they will. Or do you have some special knowledge of the software that Ford uses? Either way it is a good thing. They use Open Source and Open Source gets another business does use *nix example.
Add to that Net meeting won't work if the above mentioned ports arn't open....
Try this one
"Criminal Corperation threatens destitute 12yr old and mother."
OR
Convicted corperation extorts 12yr old and her single mother for $2000.
Sometimes the truth really hurts....
A boss at work has observed that if WW III were to hit and Google survived they would probibly worship the thing. heh
Now that is funny
And me with out mode points...
Yea but some insensitive cold shot me....
Of course I had to hunt him down....
Just had to chime in here.
.....
"But five years from now, when everybody buying a Dell or Gateway machine has the latest version of Office bundled with their machine,"
I really don't think that will be as much of an issue. If MS does try to use this the professionals that are using Macs for example will be affected just nix users will. The market is not right for that much control over end user data. It will (in my opinion) give a big push to standardized formats like HTML and such. And it would really hurt MS. There are two good reasons for embrace and extend.... Compatibility with everything and that is what got MS where it is today and controlling your competition. The competition is storming at the gates (pun intended) and if you remove the other
I think this is just the next in a long line of foot bullets since MS almost got smacked by the government.