I just googled several examples of boarding passes with all of the information listed in the summary, directly readable. Yes, not all airlines include all of that in plain text, but many of them do.
Brian Krebs explained yesterday that by using an easily available online barcode reader, attackers can retrieve a person's name, frequent flyer number, and record locator
Or, you could just read that information from the boarding pass, no barcode reader required.
Hell yes. I had one. I was so excited when I opened the package I started jumping up and down and landed on it. Dad glued it back together but it was never the same.
Lots of malware actually does close security holes, after exploiting the device. If you've worked very hard (or shelled out large amounts of case) for a working zero day, the last thing you want is some other asshole compromising your hacked system and screwing up your back door.
Your data plan usage ALWAYS goes up on the beta releases. They do a ton of instrumentation and telemetry. It's also partly to blame for the extra shitty battery life you get from the beta releases.
As has been pointed out, you can nay say all you want, it works. It's actually been part of the beta releases for a while but they have always pulled it before the GM release. It stayed in this time.
No kidding. I looked into them a while ago when I broke a phone still on contract. Good prices, they'd buy me out of my contract, yada, yada, yada....
Talked to a couple coworkers who have T-Mobile and share my 120mile round trip commute. It works great, unless you want a data connection......70% of my commute corridor has no T-Mobile data coverage at all. Don't get me wrong, my AT&T unlimited data coverage often sucks, but it works fine where I spend most of my time.
I get a chuckle every time either side of the droid/apple ecosystem does an "X sucks" and then follows it up with "this Y has specs just as good as X!" comparison.
Um no. If you put your device in "fuck me mode" because you're worried about your privacy, your doing it wrong. I don't blame you for posting AC, I wouldn't want admit that asshattery either.
The whole article is how this device was used to build the bomb.....get to the end and they add a correction. The FERMIAC wasn't used until after the Manhattan project was completed. Basically the whole article is wrong, they said it was wrong, and it got green-lighted here.
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See what happens when you try to apply US copyright law in Germany?
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Lack of penetration is a common problem.
Not every vendor who tests through PeasonVUE uses their credential system. GIAC, for example, does not.
Got the email last night stemming from my old Veritas certs.
+1 - very capable, albeit a bit pricey.
It appears that itwbennett was, in fact, born yesterday.
As someone who has been feeding weather data to them for a number of years, I'm concerned......
Wish I wasn't out of mod points.
I just googled several examples of boarding passes with all of the information listed in the summary, directly readable. Yes, not all airlines include all of that in plain text, but many of them do.
Brian Krebs explained yesterday that by using an easily available online barcode reader, attackers can retrieve a person's name, frequent flyer number, and record locator
Or, you could just read that information from the boarding pass, no barcode reader required.
Hell yes. I had one. I was so excited when I opened the package I started jumping up and down and landed on it. Dad glued it back together but it was never the same.
Lots of malware actually does close security holes, after exploiting the device. If you've worked very hard (or shelled out large amounts of case) for a working zero day, the last thing you want is some other asshole compromising your hacked system and screwing up your back door.
Your data plan usage ALWAYS goes up on the beta releases. They do a ton of instrumentation and telemetry. It's also partly to blame for the extra shitty battery life you get from the beta releases.
There's a reason carriers are moving away from unlimited packages, and it isn't just to fuck you over.
The key word in your post is JUST. It absolutely IS to fuck you over, it just has other benefits.
As has been pointed out, you can nay say all you want, it works. It's actually been part of the beta releases for a while but they have always pulled it before the GM release. It stayed in this time.
No kidding. I looked into them a while ago when I broke a phone still on contract. Good prices, they'd buy me out of my contract, yada, yada, yada....
Talked to a couple coworkers who have T-Mobile and share my 120mile round trip commute. It works great, unless you want a data connection......70% of my commute corridor has no T-Mobile data coverage at all. Don't get me wrong, my AT&T unlimited data coverage often sucks, but it works fine where I spend most of my time.
I think I'll pass on T-Mobile for the time being.
You killed Broadwell. You bastards!
Duh. Is there ever a situation where you wouldn't enjoy an unfair advantage?
I get a chuckle every time either side of the droid/apple ecosystem does an "X sucks" and then follows it up with "this Y has specs just as good as X!" comparison.
So they both suck?
Um no. If you put your device in "fuck me mode" because you're worried about your privacy, your doing it wrong. I don't blame you for posting AC, I wouldn't want admit that asshattery either.
Not only that but they're letting Tesla build out the infrastructure for them....nice
"Have you used the internet or a phone in the last 10 years?"
Congratulations, you've been illegally spied upon!
So it is now quite possible to literally have a big pair of balls.
Oh, it's always been possible.
The whole article is how this device was used to build the bomb.....get to the end and they add a correction. The FERMIAC wasn't used until after the Manhattan project was completed. Basically the whole article is wrong, they said it was wrong, and it got green-lighted here.
Shouldn't it be a democratic republic check?