From the article: "Willsie stated that the client told L2 that they were hacked and the firewall had been taken down. The client was now conducting their own research to determine the extent of the incursion."
It was a hack, not an installation error.
What a coincidence right?
Seeing how quick the US took advantage of this "tragedy" makes me believe in those false flags theories as time passes by....
It's only a Flash zero-day that abuses Windows DDE via a six-step process (Flash - DLL file - Windows DDE - LNK file - VBS Script - CAB file). This zero-day is specific to nation-backed hackers, not average exploit kit skids. The exploitation process is just to hard to follow through, and Microsoft EMET detects it as well. So... it's not really that dangerous ffs
The Guardian flubbed its headline. I read the Rapid7 report and the most worrying detail was the fact that there are still over 15 million Internet-available Telnet ports, 7.8 million MySQL ports, 8.8 million RDP, and 5.2 million VNC ports.
https://information.rapid7.com...
What if you do pseudo+pseudo+pseudo+pseudo+pseudo+pseudo+pseudo+pseudo+pseudo+pseudo? The specification doesn't say they must be two sources. They said multiple sources.
Thank God for Reuters.... otherwise we would have never found out. Ever since Reuters started a "security" news section this past winter, they're pointing out the most obvious things lately. Tomorrow's story is "malware infects Windows computer"
Trend Micro did not break the news. It was CNN Philippines: http://cnnphilippines.com/news...
Trend Micro just analyzed the data dump a week after it happened.
The package Kik is for "kickstarting new projects"
It was also removed from GitHub, so I don't know when it was actually created. It was a pretty old project. I remember it from a few years back.
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Why does everything have to be robot/drone-delivered these days? Why not automate the job of a CEO or Board of Directors, and fire them.
From the article: "Willsie stated that the client told L2 that they were hacked and the firewall had been taken down. The client was now conducting their own research to determine the extent of the incursion." It was a hack, not an installation error.
I see what you did there... smart :))
What a coincidence right? Seeing how quick the US took advantage of this "tragedy" makes me believe in those false flags theories as time passes by....
https://github.com/immunant/se...
It's only a Flash zero-day that abuses Windows DDE via a six-step process (Flash - DLL file - Windows DDE - LNK file - VBS Script - CAB file). This zero-day is specific to nation-backed hackers, not average exploit kit skids. The exploitation process is just to hard to follow through, and Microsoft EMET detects it as well. So... it's not really that dangerous ffs
Should be higher. That way companies would fix their s***!
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The Guardian flubbed its headline. I read the Rapid7 report and the most worrying detail was the fact that there are still over 15 million Internet-available Telnet ports, 7.8 million MySQL ports, 8.8 million RDP, and 5.2 million VNC ports. https://information.rapid7.com...
So much lobbying from privacy groups, and it was all for nothing. They still voted their crappy law regardless of public opinion. :))))))))))
HTTP requests are not HTML code.
People uninstalled it, obviously
Or use OpenOffice or LibreOffice instead. Heck, even Google Docs is better now.
It's not a stupid article. It's a stupid lawyer's opinion.
What if you do pseudo+pseudo+pseudo+pseudo+pseudo+pseudo+pseudo+pseudo+pseudo+pseudo? The specification doesn't say they must be two sources. They said multiple sources.
No surprise Bizau did it. This guy has been making JavaScript do weird stuff for a long time. Just check out his GitHub repo.
I wish i still had moderator points to reward this answer :)))))
Warren Sapp was fired from the NFL Network because he was arrested with a prostitute. So they don;'t get a pass unless their politicians and/or white.
In Colorado, it is a crime to buy or sell sex.
Actually they use it more than ever now.
The issue is quite old actually. Here's just "one" of the topics on the matter, listing other apps that do the same: https://www.reddit.com/r/andro...
Thank God for Reuters.... otherwise we would have never found out. Ever since Reuters started a "security" news section this past winter, they're pointing out the most obvious things lately. Tomorrow's story is "malware infects Windows computer"
The Node.js press release says 93% not 96%
Trend Micro did not break the news. It was CNN Philippines: http://cnnphilippines.com/news... Trend Micro just analyzed the data dump a week after it happened.
The package Kik is for "kickstarting new projects" It was also removed from GitHub, so I don't know when it was actually created. It was a pretty old project. I remember it from a few years back.