I think we really need to think how email played a part in the terrorist attack on 9-11-01. I wonder what the people who invented email are thinking now that their technology is being used for evil.
I heard they used IBM laptops too - wonder what IBM is thinking now that their tools are being used for terrorism.
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I hear Microsoft will try and release Code Red IV one month prior to their planned date due to antivirus software companies trying to quash their innovation. Stay tuned!
Before AG Group wanted to get on the IPO bandwagon that has come to a screeching halt and changed their name to Wildpackets, they always had a kick-ass protocal analysis tool - EtherPeek. Originally developed on MacOS and now ported to and seemingly developed on Windoze, Etherpeek still is damn good.
Also, check out EtheReal - which ships with a bunch of linux distros.
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I think we really need to think how email played a part in the terrorist attack on 9-11-01. I wonder what the people who invented email are thinking now that their technology is being used for evil.
I heard they used IBM laptops too - wonder what IBM is thinking now that their tools are being used for terrorism.
I hear Microsoft will try and release Code Red IV one month prior to their planned date due to antivirus software companies trying to quash their innovation. Stay tuned!
Microsoft is releasing Code Red IV a month earlier so the various virus companies don't quash their abilitiy to innovate.
Before AG Group wanted to get on the IPO bandwagon that has come to a screeching halt and changed their name to Wildpackets, they always had a kick-ass protocal analysis tool - EtherPeek. Originally developed on MacOS and now ported to and seemingly developed on Windoze, Etherpeek still is damn good.
Also, check out EtheReal - which ships with a bunch of linux distros.