If it has no network and no physical access, you can divulge the root password as much as you like. Hint : pacemakers running Linux have no network and no physical access
Yeah. Windows. Secure. Windows. Nope. There are only two ways to do that: 1. Air Gap. No That doesn't work. Try vacuum gap. 2. Hammer. If It ain't broken, you didn't hit hard enough. If it's broken into small enough pieces, then it's secure.
>> LIDAR powerful enough to cut through an intense hailstorm.... could easily break 2KW. Perhaps, but : 1) it's pulsed, so 2kW average power is way less 2) These situations happen in 0.01% of cases, so the average power is still very low. 3) Trying to use more power to overpower the same system from your neighbor is very bad system design. Aside from being illegal in some situations, it leads to a crowded spectrum and a power arms race, wich worsens the spectrum situation even more. This is exactly what happens to WLAM in cities. Use smarter time sharing instead of blindlessly turning up power.
Yep, I second that. Obscurity doesn't work for security. Furtnermore, a good security product can only become good when the source is reviewed by many many parties.
>> This means anyone within a several foot range of an iPhone X will get their face scanned by other people's phones Moral of the story: don't frequent people who use Apple phones.
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This is the year Linux makes it to the desktop, of all supercomputers.
>> Hackers Say They've Broken Face ID a Week After iPhone X Release
It was already broken at the demo.
Yep. Linux.
That's not true.They crash for a reason.
either this reason is Windows, or it isn't.
If it has no network and no physical access, you can divulge the root password as much as you like.
Hint : pacemakers running Linux have no network and no physical access
Yeah.
Windows.
Secure.
Windows.
Nope.
There are only two ways to do that:
1. Air Gap. No That doesn't work. Try vacuum gap.
2. Hammer. If It ain't broken, you didn't hit hard enough. If it's broken into small enough pieces, then it's secure.
Also a requirement : have a good Linux support out of the box.
Users ? That's not a problem any more.
Just automate users.
>> If they believe that Microsoft is their future then so be it.
If you believe Death is your future, so be it.
Yep, I second that.
All Antivirus are just snake oil full of security holes.
>> LIDAR powerful enough to cut through an intense hailstorm .... could easily break 2KW.
Perhaps, but :
1) it's pulsed, so 2kW average power is way less
2) These situations happen in 0.01% of cases, so the average power is still very low.
3) Trying to use more power to overpower the same system from your neighbor is very bad system design. Aside from being illegal in some situations, it leads to a crowded spectrum and a power arms race, wich worsens the spectrum situation even more. This is exactly what happens to WLAM in cities. Use smarter time sharing instead of blindlessly turning up power.
Antivirus are snake oil.
>> ...The researchers concentrated on posts relevant to Java security ...
Java security. Those two words simply do not belong together.
It should be syntaxically forbidden to write them side by side.
>> GM Exec Says Elon Musk's Self-Driving Car Claims Are 'Full of Crap'
GM execs are not relevant any more in the car industry.
>> But with closed source software, the person that has access to the code has access to the vulnerability.
That's bullshit.
With closed source software, the person with access to the binary has access to the vuln.
What happens when you worship only money? Capitalism!
Yep,
I second that. Obscurity doesn't work for security.
Furtnermore, a good security product can only become good when the source is reviewed by many many parties.
>> US Jobs Dropped By 33,000 In September, Likely Due To Storms
It's likely to be caused by this storm : http://droit-public.ulb.ac.be/...
Does this storm have a name already ?
"Before astronauts go to Mars, they will return to the Moon"
Yeah, perhaps, but they will be Chinese people.
Or perhaps no, they will perhaps not do all this pointless stuff.
"General Motors Plans 20 All-Electric Cars By 2023"
Only 20 cars ?
Telsa plans 500 000 electric cars by 2023
What about sheep ?
You can't make a safe distinction between sheep's faces.
So why did Apple implement this face recognition is beyond me.
Open it
Replace battery
Close it
Done. It's easy.
MS shipping a specific Linux kernel ?
What can possibly go wrong ?
>> This means anyone within a several foot range of an iPhone X will get their face scanned by other people's phones
Moral of the story: don't frequent people who use Apple phones.
Phones = People
DC Court Rules Tracking People Without a Warrant Is Unconstitutional
You need a court for that in your country ?