So then, why are we posting this anonymously? Exactly what is it YOU are hiding? Is it SATAN?
Re:Xbox-Linux Project B Complete?
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SHA-1 Broken
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· Score: 2, Interesting
Factoring the public key for signed XBE files might now be the best option in running arbitrary code (i.e. Linux) on unmodded XBoxes.
Have: Public key (it's inside the Xbox kernel), in decimal: 2074011932725872376027602350906301713845 5993606274 88352673195511324110900735 43623741289960962910463535723067421103054569468248 62203867115042369878729703 47576511228016749818904643779460296616881241942336 51969796694319295889511268 04648743029387833666031765734337165949634731375592 47167029424618087781510481 26746269674500970450051175466570687005452630641050 24888769118032059917845867 65304041940400368455988250919539863092282405040537 96205135896999939802056942 66973236095772153476388267418476533663512746243310 31785386194643005307289050 29493197037650237921611449426113236294444096001738 94963797156859916567288947 565058003
Re:Now what do we use?
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Well, for starters, there's:
SHA-256
SHA-384
SHA-512
The numbers refer to the bit length of the generated hash. SHA-1 uses only a 160 bit length, called a message digest. But then, you'd know all that if you would have rtfa.
--I wish there was some way to automatically append a line of text to messages posted on slashdot.
I work for a major backbone company who provides VoIP services to a number of players. We are getting ready to roll out Enhanced 911 (E911) service. Any company found to be arbitrarily blocking calls (including 911 calls) might be in for a bit of a legal surprise.
One of the purposes of a punishment is that it deters the behavior in question. But the deterrence is limited by the perceived chances of getting caught. Most people think they are less likely to get busted for downloading than shoplifting, therefore to deter each of these behaviors, the punishment should be greater for downloading.
d = deterrence p = punishment c = chances of getting caught
Especially now of the sale of the helium reserves...http://www4.nationalacademies.org/ocga/ publaw.nsf/0/551b15fb1d48eadd852568e900613907?Open Document
The only reason Microsoft is suing the "other" spammers is that they are claiming to have a patent covering unsolicited commercial e-mail and want to charge royalties...er...I mean licensing fees.
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AOL buys RedHat, and then also buys a hardware company (is Compaq still for sale?) and starts producing preconfigured, MS-free, linux boxes with AOL preinstalled. All the end user has to do is plug it in and type in their screen name?
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>>...feudal superstitions and other harmful information...
I guess that would be religion, correct?
Aha! So THAT'S what they're going to do with his source code...
1) Hire lawyers
2) Use DCMA to acquire source code for new PS3 feature
2) Profit!!!
I must protest. Comparing us Italian-Americans to Microsoft is very insulting.
So then, why are we posting this anonymously? Exactly what is it YOU are hiding? Is it SATAN?
Factoring the public key for signed XBE files might now be the best option in running arbitrary code (i.e. Linux) on unmodded XBoxes.
5 5993606274 88352673195511324110900735 43623741289960962910463535723067421103054569468248 62203867115042369878729703 47576511228016749818904643779460296616881241942336 51969796694319295889511268 04648743029387833666031765734337165949634731375592 47167029424618087781510481 26746269674500970450051175466570687005452630641050 24888769118032059917845867 65304041940400368455988250919539863092282405040537 96205135896999939802056942 66973236095772153476388267418476533663512746243310 31785386194643005307289050 29493197037650237921611449426113236294444096001738 94963797156859916567288947 565058003
Have: Public key (it's inside the Xbox kernel), in decimal:
207401193272587237602760235090630171384
Well, for starters, there's:
SHA-256
SHA-384
SHA-512
The numbers refer to the bit length of the generated hash. SHA-1 uses only a 160 bit length, called a message digest. But then, you'd know all that if you would have rtfa.
--I wish there was some way to automatically append a line of text to messages posted on slashdot.
I work for a major backbone company who provides VoIP services to a number of players. We are getting ready to roll out Enhanced 911 (E911) service. Any company found to be arbitrarily blocking calls (including 911 calls) might be in for a bit of a legal surprise.
I never said d was a constant...
One of the purposes of a punishment is that it deters the behavior in question. But the deterrence is limited by the perceived chances of getting caught. Most people think they are less likely to get busted for downloading than shoplifting, therefore to deter each of these behaviors, the punishment should be greater for downloading.
d = deterrence
p = punishment
c = chances of getting caught
d = pc
If you really want them to leave you alone just make sure you do more damage than you fix. After a few visits, no more hassles.
Linux
b i. gov
http://uptime.netcraft.com/up/graph/?host=www.f
This will undoubtedly begin the H+/H- wars...
Actually, they are trying to "except" it. What they should do is "accept" it.
Hello? I said, can you hear me now? Hello? Damn...
Yes. They are correct.
9 9064362342526708406385189575946388957261768583317" );3 2914695302097116459852171130520711256363590397527" );
9 41 73827007633564229888597152346654853190606065047430 45317388011303396716199692321205734031879550656996 221305168759307650257059
BigInteger p1 = new BigInteger("3980750864240649373971255005503864911
BigInteger p2 = new BigInteger("4727721461074353025362230719730482246
BigInteger p = p1.multiply(p2);
System.out.println(p);
18819881292060796383869723946165043980716356337
Especially now of the sale of the helium reserves...http://www4.nationalacademies.org/ocga/ publaw.nsf/0/551b15fb1d48eadd852568e900613907?Open Document
MOD PARENT AS FLAMEBAIT...yes I DO mean the original article.
Hmmm...if Spylog were collecting data from my machine without my permission, I'd consider that spyware. But, hey, that's just me.
The only reason Microsoft is suing the "other" spammers is that they are claiming to have a patent covering unsolicited commercial e-mail and want to charge royalties...er...I mean licensing fees.
No. I believe you would have the world's first computer club (according to the US Patent search).
while (spam) :
print "Hello Spam";
If most any software can be reverse engineered, it goes without saying that it must have been engineered to begin with, right?
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What if...
AOL buys RedHat, and then also buys a hardware company (is Compaq still for sale?) and starts producing preconfigured, MS-free, linux boxes with AOL preinstalled. All the end user has to do is plug it in and type in their screen name?
How can the first post be redundant?
How can the first post be redundant?
How can the first post be redundant?
Losing charma now...I can feel it...