Being healthy, working out and not looking like a stereotypical coder and having tons of cash from completed projects without revealing your income source:D
I wish them best of luck. I played around with various linux distrs on my openmoko phone. Those are supported by the community and still require a lot of work. However ubuntu phone will be fun.
Truth be told it has started with a SQL-injection a few months ago and there was a web-shell available in semi-private access. Just recently the sourcec0de (newly registered member of an underground forum) posted that he sells the root shell for mysql.com. The kernel was pwned with a local exploit. The attacker also claimed that he modified the back-ups which I don't really believe.
Now, that fool who spent $3k and put BlackHole exploit kit directly (well with one redirect) seems to have no understanding of how to convert traffic or what to do with such a valuable item as mysql.com. (next time put backdoors into sources and use TDS before using an exploit kit, n00b)
I mean come on, the malware wasn't FUD (4/34). On a website with this amount of traffic it will be detected (and it was) within hours if not minuets.
This situation shows again that sysadmins shouldn't be lazy and do their jobs...
http://www.habrastorage.com/images/msqlrootsa.png screenshot of the forum post.
It's silly. Even though the US law recognizes cybersquatting / domain-snipping as an illegal activity, domain distribution should be conducted on first-come-first-serve bases.
Even though a lot of sites / online services are built primarily for IE, I don't use it as it undermines overall security. In fact I use the combo of Opera-Chrome-Firefox. Opera is my day-to-day working horse browser. It has less 0-days on it's record and seems to be more convenient for casual browsing. Chrome is for Silverlight use and Firefox is for rendering issues.
NATO couldn't go into a third open conflict in a row over natural resources (mind you, Libya supplies 2% of world's oil demand) in the name of democracy, so they choose to supply and air-support rebels.
I totally deem this as a huge media story non the less, and before you tell somebody to go educate themselves you should broaden your horizons.
1) You're right the media has changed the name ever since the "climate-gate".
2) Ozone-wholes or Ozone depletion occurred or so we thought because spaceship had certain chemicals in the fuel they used. You should read about Ozone layer depletion myths.
3) Precisely my point. This mama (Earth) has been here for so long that 50 years of records isn't enough to even make assumptions. Moreover, aside from temperature logs there are history books and various literature that indicate the weather difference.
4) Yet again media being media.
5) Volcano erupts more than just CO2.
6) It is presented as such.
May I? They don't call it the "global warming" anymore, it's the "climate change". There also used to be "ozone-wholes" in our atmosphere due to man-made spacecraft "puncturing" it. Needless to mention about somewhat 100+ years of somewhat "accurate" temperature measurements logs and constantly changing estimates of the doom day for this planet. I might add to that a natural volcano eruption produces so much CO2, that our silly civilization cannot produce in a half a century.
I do not deny human footprint on the environment, but it seems that the global warming has become the new nemesis of a judgment day only from a scientific point of view. There is no conspiracy, it is simply another money drain...
BlackBerry's selling point is high-end security. Unfortunately, we learn again that anything can be broken and/or hacked. Moreover, the fact that exploit doesn't require any user action and launches arbitrary code is simply scary; since most of the mobile malware need to be downloaded and installed manually.
Slashdot Mirror
Rape & Murder = 20 years Copyright Infringement = 50 years
in Soviet Russia people like you would be sent to concentration camp for posting this shit constantly
o_0
Being healthy, working out and not looking like a stereotypical coder and having tons of cash from completed projects without revealing your income source :D
Chinese hackers were trying to hack Pentagon's server, after billionth try server agreed that it's password is "Mao".
I wish them best of luck. I played around with various linux distrs on my openmoko phone. Those are supported by the community and still require a lot of work. However ubuntu phone will be fun.
Monitoring google's privacy policies or having access to private data? :/
For some reason MS phone reminds me of their "successful" mp3 player....
Truth be told it has started with a SQL-injection a few months ago and there was a web-shell available in semi-private access. Just recently the sourcec0de (newly registered member of an underground forum) posted that he sells the root shell for mysql.com. The kernel was pwned with a local exploit. The attacker also claimed that he modified the back-ups which I don't really believe.
Now, that fool who spent $3k and put BlackHole exploit kit directly (well with one redirect) seems to have no understanding of how to convert traffic or what to do with such a valuable item as mysql.com. (next time put backdoors into sources and use TDS before using an exploit kit, n00b)
I mean come on, the malware wasn't FUD (4/34). On a website with this amount of traffic it will be detected (and it was) within hours if not minuets.
This situation shows again that sysadmins shouldn't be lazy and do their jobs... http://www.habrastorage.com/images/msqlrootsa.png screenshot of the forum post.
Subj.
I wish it was UFO....
Performance enhancing chips and healing nanobots are coming. Just hang in there!
or you could chip in for a VPN service...
It's silly. Even though the US law recognizes cybersquatting / domain-snipping as an illegal activity, domain distribution should be conducted on first-come-first-serve bases.
They never stopped....
Native Block Content in Opera
Even though a lot of sites / online services are built primarily for IE, I don't use it as it undermines overall security. In fact I use the combo of Opera-Chrome-Firefox. Opera is my day-to-day working horse browser. It has less 0-days on it's record and seems to be more convenient for casual browsing. Chrome is for Silverlight use and Firefox is for rendering issues.
wtf is a land line? :D
NATO couldn't go into a third open conflict in a row over natural resources (mind you, Libya supplies 2% of world's oil demand) in the name of democracy, so they choose to supply and air-support rebels.
For one, I do not degrade to insults when having arguments. Read my comment above.
I totally deem this as a huge media story non the less, and before you tell somebody to go educate themselves you should broaden your horizons. 1) You're right the media has changed the name ever since the "climate-gate". 2) Ozone-wholes or Ozone depletion occurred or so we thought because spaceship had certain chemicals in the fuel they used. You should read about Ozone layer depletion myths. 3) Precisely my point. This mama (Earth) has been here for so long that 50 years of records isn't enough to even make assumptions. Moreover, aside from temperature logs there are history books and various literature that indicate the weather difference. 4) Yet again media being media. 5) Volcano erupts more than just CO2. 6) It is presented as such.
Seems that you have many arguments to counter...
May I? They don't call it the "global warming" anymore, it's the "climate change". There also used to be "ozone-wholes" in our atmosphere due to man-made spacecraft "puncturing" it. Needless to mention about somewhat 100+ years of somewhat "accurate" temperature measurements logs and constantly changing estimates of the doom day for this planet. I might add to that a natural volcano eruption produces so much CO2, that our silly civilization cannot produce in a half a century. I do not deny human footprint on the environment, but it seems that the global warming has become the new nemesis of a judgment day only from a scientific point of view. There is no conspiracy, it is simply another money drain...
BlackBerry's selling point is high-end security. Unfortunately, we learn again that anything can be broken and/or hacked. Moreover, the fact that exploit doesn't require any user action and launches arbitrary code is simply scary; since most of the mobile malware need to be downloaded and installed manually.
More 0-days woohoo