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Better late than never. Microsoft exploits have been traded and sold to security companies owned by intelligence agencies for years now. At least now the researchers discovering the bugs have an incentive to sell to microsoft and get the bug fixed instead of selling it to the highest bidder who will probably use it to create either "private"-malware or government-malware.
Thank you m$
They have now aquired Makerbot and will keep it seperate, which means they can now start trolling other companies with their stratasys patents and keep selling under the Makerbot name avoiding backlash from the community in general.
How long before the NSA decides me, you or anyone else for that matter must be killed. Just upload the payload in memory, make it crash. You die. Problem solved for the NSA and no trace evidence.
It's more than enough to hand your telecoms to the government, but my life? Hell no. Ill be right here waiting on slashdot to read of the first "self-driving-car-crash-assasination"
Im not getting in that sh*t. Heck i'll be hacking the fluck out of it.
Nearly every day we read a story of the government wiping their ass with the constitution. Every day there is a story telling us how the government is tapping each landline, mobile, internet connected computer, satellite uplink,... All this happens daily and I have not seen mass protests. We here at slashdot (tech savy people) know whats going on. We know that this is just the tip of the iceberg and there is lots more going on. Still no reaction from the general public. Its like the population of the United States has become numb to these stringent violation of human rights, basic privacy laws, the constitution and the declaration of independence.
Seeing people just completely ignore these facts and just continue eating their McDonalds and watching their episodes of glee on tv makes me sick to my stomach.
We got 2 choices as educated citizens: Either say "f*ck you" to the general population and we continue to protect ourself with Tor, PGP, Darknets/Freenet, SSH tunnels, Proxies
OR
All the hackers, nerds, tech savy people around the world to unite and make a new internet. Independent of government and corporate control. Protocols that are inherently secure. Transport methods in which the nodes where data passes trough doesn't know the content, sender or destination. (I know many of you will scream tor) but TOR is not the solution. We need transparent methods. Methods that can be used by joe average.
Mod me down, I don't care its your loss.
How long before some other "anons" decide to go against the YAN. This cannot and won't go mainstream as long as others use the same name. I wait for their twitter or website to be owned soon enough.
the real anon's are/b/tards and do whatever they please. You cannot control or organize such a group. They are called/b/tards for a reason.
Kurds gained the most of all people from the war. They got the northern province completely in control. Most of the old fields are there. Their army is hostile towards the iraqi army, even if they are "iraqi" and their province is already semi-autonomous. I expect them to call for independence within the next 3 years and creating a kurdistan with american support.!
I have been working with IBM products in the enterprise / government / finance division as an engineer for many years. I can honestly say none of our customers (banks/governments) ever use x86 hardware. Their old/legacy stuff was hp-ux/sparc and they were all moving to AIX on P series mainframes! Most of these type of clients barely care about the price since they never buy 1 complete kit. They buy 4 of the exact same setups. Installing 2 mainframes in each datacenter with 1 active, 1 hot standby, 1 staging/acceptance tests, 1 for development!
Considering a basic 750P series is already 5 - 6 cabinets and just 1x800mhz cpu costs you easy 25-30 000 EURO in replacement, I doubt any of these companies care. They have invested a lot in porting and building their proprietary applications to AIX. I don't see any of these clients using the "cloud" any time soon in the first 10 years!
HP is turning into an allround IT service/management company.
IBM focussing on mainframe and high end backup systems (Tivoli storage manager) providing a reliable platform.
EMC eating most of the storage market
There are multiple exchanges, it just happens that MtGox has the 'Microsoft monopoly'. They're the de facto standard, primarily because they were one of the first to hit the scene, their service is for the most part 'good enough', there was enough widespread adoption that people are familiar and comfortable with it, and there's no one else who's got something significantly better to entice people to switch.
I have got my hands full on dev projects or I would pick it up, write it and release an opensource exchange written in PHP. That would solve the issue in matter of weeks. Anyone up for the challenge?
The whole issue here is that there is just ONE major exchange and they own 80% of the trades. Hitting one exchange impact the whole currency. The exchange rate has been manipulated for weeks now. Its time for other exchanges to pop up or this will continue. Its easy money so they will keep doing it untill & unless there is multiple exchanges!
Its a great resource to find exploitable machines specific to your exploit version. The paid model does make it a bit less accessible for general public.
They also offer a nice API that allows you to to query for IP's directly from within your exploit, allowing you to build scanners for automatic exploitation.
Its a powerfull tool but with great power comes great resonsibility
If the bees are communicating via electrical signals that means it can be intercepted and understood in the long run. So google will be mining the bees conversations and injecting ads into it for netflix and cheap canadian meds. They are doomed!
I'm always surprised to see these heavily embargoed countries make such technological advances be it space/defense/communications/infrastructure.
Sometimes I wonder if waiting decades and playing back and forth games using diplomacy is just enabling these countries to become more and more self sufficient & self reliant.
Iran got its own planes, a pretty decent navy by the looks of it, decent telecoms infrastructure and believe it or not a growing economy! Look at north korea, it can't feed its people but it can build a 3G network while being under embargo. Diplomacy is a joke.
SMS messages on its own are a scam by mobile providers. In the end it cost them nothing for the transport since SMS messages are embedded in the message that your cellphone sends constantly to the tower saying "im here".
Secondly providers are seeing the widespread abuse of premium sms / call numbers using malware and other criminal/shady operations where the user is tricked into subscribing or forcibly subscribed to a premium service. They are just trying to cash in on a multi-million dollar industry. Not to forget the massive decline of sms income which used to be nearly pure profit to applications like whatsapp, facebook and others.
I use encryption across all my desktops and laptops. On my laptops I just use dmcrypt/cryptsetup and encrypt the whole disk running ubuntu.
For storage I use my fileserver which is 1x500gb encrypted with dmcrypt for the OS and for the "storage" of the fileserver I have redundancy against failure:
LVM with 2x 1TB sata disks. The LVM has both physical volumes as seperate "mirror" slices (encrypt 1 disk, add a mirror disk). The total usable storage is around 790 GB but I already had one disk fail and I could simply "mount" my data without one disk being present & rebuild the LVM mirror using a new disk! Secure & reliable!
The only issue I have not been able to solve in this setup is if/when one disk fails, your data is only available read-only because the lvm-mirror is only "partial" and physical volumes are missing. If anybody knows a solution for that, please comment. This was just a temporary issue though, as soon as a new disk was added and the mirror rebuilt, all was back to normal.
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Nothing you mean :) Fb is fake
HP dataprotector was also on bugtraq a few weeks back with the software containing a "hardcoded" password... HP is security fail!
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...will they be storing to mine?
... LOIC!!!!!
Better late than never. Microsoft exploits have been traded and sold to security companies owned by intelligence agencies for years now. At least now the researchers discovering the bugs have an incentive to sell to microsoft and get the bug fixed instead of selling it to the highest bidder who will probably use it to create either "private"-malware or government-malware. Thank you m$
They have now aquired Makerbot and will keep it seperate, which means they can now start trolling other companies with their stratasys patents and keep selling under the Makerbot name avoiding backlash from the community in general.
The goal of this project seems to be to map the places the google-street-cars cannot go: ea public buildings, parks, private properties and others.
Am I the only one worried about security of such an ancient system running a nuclear power plant? How long before...
How long before the NSA decides me, you or anyone else for that matter must be killed. Just upload the payload in memory, make it crash. You die. Problem solved for the NSA and no trace evidence. It's more than enough to hand your telecoms to the government, but my life? Hell no. Ill be right here waiting on slashdot to read of the first "self-driving-car-crash-assasination" Im not getting in that sh*t. Heck i'll be hacking the fluck out of it.
Nearly every day we read a story of the government wiping their ass with the constitution. Every day there is a story telling us how the government is tapping each landline, mobile, internet connected computer, satellite uplink,... All this happens daily and I have not seen mass protests. We here at slashdot (tech savy people) know whats going on. We know that this is just the tip of the iceberg and there is lots more going on. Still no reaction from the general public. Its like the population of the United States has become numb to these stringent violation of human rights, basic privacy laws, the constitution and the declaration of independence. Seeing people just completely ignore these facts and just continue eating their McDonalds and watching their episodes of glee on tv makes me sick to my stomach. We got 2 choices as educated citizens: Either say "f*ck you" to the general population and we continue to protect ourself with Tor, PGP, Darknets/Freenet, SSH tunnels, Proxies OR All the hackers, nerds, tech savy people around the world to unite and make a new internet. Independent of government and corporate control. Protocols that are inherently secure. Transport methods in which the nodes where data passes trough doesn't know the content, sender or destination. (I know many of you will scream tor) but TOR is not the solution. We need transparent methods. Methods that can be used by joe average. Mod me down, I don't care its your loss.
Im building the wolds first lightbulb based botnet. Without kickstarter funding!
How long before some other "anons" decide to go against the YAN. This cannot and won't go mainstream as long as others use the same name. I wait for their twitter or website to be owned soon enough. the real anon's are /b/tards and do whatever they please. You cannot control or organize such a group. They are called /b/tards for a reason.
Google's "Trebuchet" Data Center in Finland only cost 230 mil...
Google is not used as much interactively as facebook. You have idiots posting when they fart on facebook every few minutes. Go figure.
Kurds gained the most of all people from the war. They got the northern province completely in control. Most of the old fields are there. Their army is hostile towards the iraqi army, even if they are "iraqi" and their province is already semi-autonomous. I expect them to call for independence within the next 3 years and creating a kurdistan with american support.!
I have been working with IBM products in the enterprise / government / finance division as an engineer for many years. I can honestly say none of our customers (banks/governments) ever use x86 hardware. Their old/legacy stuff was hp-ux/sparc and they were all moving to AIX on P series mainframes! Most of these type of clients barely care about the price since they never buy 1 complete kit. They buy 4 of the exact same setups. Installing 2 mainframes in each datacenter with 1 active, 1 hot standby, 1 staging/acceptance tests, 1 for development! Considering a basic 750P series is already 5 - 6 cabinets and just 1x800mhz cpu costs you easy 25-30 000 EURO in replacement, I doubt any of these companies care. They have invested a lot in porting and building their proprietary applications to AIX. I don't see any of these clients using the "cloud" any time soon in the first 10 years! HP is turning into an allround IT service/management company. IBM focussing on mainframe and high end backup systems (Tivoli storage manager) providing a reliable platform. EMC eating most of the storage market
There are multiple exchanges, it just happens that MtGox has the 'Microsoft monopoly'. They're the de facto standard, primarily because they were one of the first to hit the scene, their service is for the most part 'good enough', there was enough widespread adoption that people are familiar and comfortable with it, and there's no one else who's got something significantly better to entice people to switch.
I have got my hands full on dev projects or I would pick it up, write it and release an opensource exchange written in PHP. That would solve the issue in matter of weeks. Anyone up for the challenge?
The whole issue here is that there is just ONE major exchange and they own 80% of the trades. Hitting one exchange impact the whole currency. The exchange rate has been manipulated for weeks now. Its time for other exchanges to pop up or this will continue. Its easy money so they will keep doing it untill & unless there is multiple exchanges!
Its a great resource to find exploitable machines specific to your exploit version. The paid model does make it a bit less accessible for general public. They also offer a nice API that allows you to to query for IP's directly from within your exploit, allowing you to build scanners for automatic exploitation. Its a powerfull tool but with great power comes great resonsibility
I know Its not the primary topic here,, but gizmodo has some evidence that the whole cyberbunker thing is a fake
http://gizmodo.com/5992652/that-internet-war-apocalypse-is-a-lie
Well reading your quoted article is worrisome as it goes as far as describing a Ddos attack as a nuke. Do I feel another law, restriction coming up?
If the bees are communicating via electrical signals that means it can be intercepted and understood in the long run. So google will be mining the bees conversations and injecting ads into it for netflix and cheap canadian meds. They are doomed!
I'm always surprised to see these heavily embargoed countries make such technological advances be it space/defense/communications/infrastructure. Sometimes I wonder if waiting decades and playing back and forth games using diplomacy is just enabling these countries to become more and more self sufficient & self reliant. Iran got its own planes, a pretty decent navy by the looks of it, decent telecoms infrastructure and believe it or not a growing economy! Look at north korea, it can't feed its people but it can build a 3G network while being under embargo. Diplomacy is a joke.
SMS messages on its own are a scam by mobile providers. In the end it cost them nothing for the transport since SMS messages are embedded in the message that your cellphone sends constantly to the tower saying "im here". Secondly providers are seeing the widespread abuse of premium sms / call numbers using malware and other criminal/shady operations where the user is tricked into subscribing or forcibly subscribed to a premium service. They are just trying to cash in on a multi-million dollar industry. Not to forget the massive decline of sms income which used to be nearly pure profit to applications like whatsapp, facebook and others.
I use encryption across all my desktops and laptops. On my laptops I just use dmcrypt/cryptsetup and encrypt the whole disk running ubuntu. For storage I use my fileserver which is 1x500gb encrypted with dmcrypt for the OS and for the "storage" of the fileserver I have redundancy against failure: LVM with 2x 1TB sata disks. The LVM has both physical volumes as seperate "mirror" slices (encrypt 1 disk, add a mirror disk). The total usable storage is around 790 GB but I already had one disk fail and I could simply "mount" my data without one disk being present & rebuild the LVM mirror using a new disk! Secure & reliable! The only issue I have not been able to solve in this setup is if/when one disk fails, your data is only available read-only because the lvm-mirror is only "partial" and physical volumes are missing. If anybody knows a solution for that, please comment. This was just a temporary issue though, as soon as a new disk was added and the mirror rebuilt, all was back to normal.