Doing the same job over-and-over that a few hundreds lines of code could do, because the manager doesn't understand coding and is afraid of losing authority. It's called micro-management.
"This isn't about sexual assault. If he walked out of the embassy next week, the Americans would nab him on 'assault charges' but instead of taking him to Sweden, they would ship him to the United States where he would be treated like a traitor and war criminal (even though he isn't American, and hasn't been to war). The would make up any extra-legal charge and would stick to it. They would hold him, black-site him, waterboard him, and hold him Gitmo-style while they come up with something (anything) else, and if nothing else comes up, they would hold him on pending evidence, and that evidence would be examined, then the next pending evidence would be the hold (and that would repeat to about 5 minutes after Bradley Manning -now Chelsea Manning- gets released)."
Shouldn't personal email directed to a person be considered - private - even for Secretary of States. What about the right to privacy of the people who communicated with Clinton. Isn't this whole controversy being exploited by Clintons enemies in Washington.
'The bug (CVE-2015-3825).. can be used to turn malicious apps with no privileges into "super" apps'
Except you forgot to mention that the malware (SerializePOC) has to be already installed on the device. So to get 'hacked' a) download and install malicious app:)
Oracle to customer base, we don't gave a f**k about your security concerns.
'I think my response was, ‘What idiot dreamed this up?’ " — Mary Ann Davidson, Oracle’s chief security officer, in typically blunt manner, remembering her reaction to the company’s scheme to brand its databases as "unbreakable."'
'we need to build on a solid infrastructure platform, take an engineering approach - build secure software'
Do you have any quotes or actual figures regarding Scottish farmers disapproval of the ban? Of course TTIP will make it impossible for sovereign governments to implement such legislation.
"The days of mainstream operating systems that don't integrate cloud services, that don't exploit machine learning and big data, that don't let developers know which features are used and what problems occur, are behind us, and they're not coming back. This may cost us some amount of privacy, but we'll tend to get something in return: software that can do more things and that works better."
Said Peter Bright, a longtime Microsoft booster ref.. and MICROS~1 SPYWAR~1 is not getting on this mainstream operating systems..
"Security researchers from Trend Micro wondered what kind of cyberattacks might target one of our most common and vital pieces of infrastructure: gas pumps" ref
Slashdot Mirror
Doing the same job over-and-over that a few hundreds lines of code could do, because the manager doesn't understand coding and is afraid of losing authority. It's called micro-management.
How are all these 5G devices going to fit into the same rf spectrum?
@anon: 'This contest shows how Linux is probably loaded with backdoors.'
And closed source is free of backdoors as we can never see the source code?
So, i is always equal to the length of the entered password?
What corporation doesn't pay bribes in order to do business in the colonies ?
"This isn't about sexual assault. If he walked out of the embassy next week, the Americans would nab him on 'assault charges' but instead of taking him to Sweden, they would ship him to the United States where he would be treated like a traitor and war criminal (even though he isn't American, and hasn't been to war). The would make up any extra-legal charge and would stick to it. They would hold him, black-site him, waterboard him, and hold him Gitmo-style while they come up with something (anything) else, and if nothing else comes up, they would hold him on pending evidence, and that evidence would be examined, then the next pending evidence would be the hold (and that would repeat to about 5 minutes after Bradley Manning -now Chelsea Manning- gets released)."
Shouldn't personal email directed to a person be considered - private - even for Secretary of States. What about the right to privacy of the people who communicated with Clinton. Isn't this whole controversy being exploited by Clintons enemies in Washington.
How much of this state money will be spent on Windows licenses?
So, in this case, adding a security feature means opening the machine up to third party hacking.
Didn't there used to be a pin setting on the motherboard that prevented writing to the BIOS ..
'The bug (CVE-2015-3825) .. can be used to turn malicious apps with no privileges into "super" apps'
:)
Except you forgot to mention that the malware (SerializePOC) has to be already installed on the device. So to get 'hacked' a) download and install malicious app
Did no one at QNX, BlackBerry or FCA ask the frickin question as to whether the Jeep was immune to wireless hacking.
"The first of these changes .. consists of extending the monitoring of malicious file downloads to the Mac and Linux versions of Firefox."
How do you get to execute malware under Linux from a Firefox download?
Oracle to customer base, we don't gave a f**k about your security concerns.
'I think my response was, ‘What idiot dreamed this up?’ " — Mary Ann Davidson, Oracle’s chief security officer, in typically blunt manner, remembering her reaction to the company’s scheme to brand its databases as "unbreakable."'
'we need to build on a solid infrastructure platform, take an engineering approach - build secure software'
So what, nobody should have the right to fly a spying machine over your house.
Do you have any quotes or actual figures regarding Scottish farmers disapproval of the ban? Of course TTIP will make it impossible for sovereign governments to implement such legislation.
Will Microsoft be suing the Microsoft Cortana division for violating Microsofts' innovation ?
Is it possible for the hardware manufacturers to put a read-only switch on the device that would protect certain core files from being overwritten?
Has systemd become the equivalent of 'liberal' to certain parts of the tech world?
That's called damning with faint praise, maybe you're not compatible with a real OS.
Ubuntu 3D Desktop
"The days of mainstream operating systems that don't integrate cloud services, that don't exploit machine learning and big data, that don't let developers know which features are used and what problems occur, are behind us, and they're not coming back. This may cost us some amount of privacy, but we'll tend to get something in return: software that can do more things and that works better."
.. and MICROS~1 SPYWAR~1 is not getting on this mainstream operating systems ..
Said Peter Bright, a longtime Microsoft booster ref
Nothing to do with Google. if you are stupid enough to put your webcam on the Internet, then shame on you, nothing to do with Google ...
"Security researchers from Trend Micro wondered what kind of cyberattacks might target one of our most common and vital pieces of infrastructure: gas pumps" ref
Thanks all, I learned something new today, slashdot can still deliver the knowledge ...
How about a read-only switch on the device ..