And, depending on how much ethernet snooping the rooted box can do, change all passwords that may have been seen on that segment, and the passwords of the machine itself. The password database might have been taken as well. Maybe this will not affect a webserver, but the same passwords might be used on other machines and/or services. No backdoors necessary...
Just take the Triana and put it on the opposite of its intended position, so it only sees the dark part of the planet. Instant Light Pollution data, and a space project saved as well:-)
Lives at stake? Come on, it's flight scheduling and accounting they are talking about. The only live at stake is that of de desk ladies at the airport when a flight is canceled...
Theoretically this would bypass the "are you really, really, absolutely 100% sure that you want to format this drive which may cause some dataloss?" question...
Ofcourse, theoretically, this only works in "english" versions of format.[com|exe|whatever].
I, hypothetically, could have used this to scare the living shit out of some friends, by typing it on the command prompt and then hovering over the enter key, grinning mischievously. I never did, ofcourse.
Maybe the format command needs a "/u" parameter, but researching this is left as an educational exercise for the reader:-)
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To clarify your reply: how many fucking days do you have per month, on average? And why do you waste such a day by just looking at fresh meat? :)
Sorry, just following the advice some OSS developers gave earlier. :)
And don't you dare moderate this as redundant, imho we can't thank them enough!
Therefore, the update to the article needs another update :-)
No it isn't. But it is .4FPS! :)
Are you drinking, Timothy?
Disclaimer: I am... (drinking :-))
You are a bit of a stealth /.-er, aren't you? :)
Right... make it a dating universe :-)
And, depending on how much ethernet snooping the rooted box can do, change all passwords that may have been seen on that segment, and the passwords of the machine itself. The password database might have been taken as well. Maybe this will not affect a webserver, but the same passwords might be used on other machines and/or services. No backdoors necessary...
There is atmospheric distortion too. Let's get rid of all that air as well :-)
Well, because you cannot have a decent vendetta without some significant killing, ofcourse! :)
Oh.. sorry, rethorical...
"echo y|format c:"
Theoretically this would bypass the "are you really, really, absolutely 100% sure that you want to format this drive which may cause some dataloss?" question... Ofcourse, theoretically, this only works in "english" versions of format.[com|exe|whatever].
I, hypothetically, could have used this to scare the living shit out of some friends, by typing it on the command prompt and then hovering over the enter key, grinning mischievously. I never did, ofcourse.
Maybe the format command needs a "/u" parameter, but researching this is left as an educational exercise for the reader :-)
PS: one word: .... backup! :)
I don't know if that still works under NT though, fortunately no NT machine available to test it...
Is it a coincidence that your nick is "Gee... sue!"? :)
You mean that was a ...... joke?
Yes.
That's probably the position Kevin was in :) ) while he wrote this apology. :-)
A real shame there was no webcam pointed at Kevin (Reichard, not Kline
Just wondering: do you trust those pc's? I mean, how do you know there is not a trojan or other keystroke logger on it?
I'm thinking of creating a remote entry point for my own network, but this question keeps spinning in the back of my head :-/
Well, if my life is concerned in those decisions I'd rather see that missile fly into a mountain :)
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So now we'll go BatDotting harmless unsuspecting sites?
Personally, I would return any pizza with wires in it
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In a previous /. story about this mess I posted some background info on NuSphere. You can find it here, spelling and grammar mistakes included :-).
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