jofas said there was no profit. there is. as to who loses it's not home depot or target or tjx to name a few. furnace filters and dresses cost $.03 more, so we ultimately lose. all things designed and built by humans have bugs in them. that's a fact of life. the bugs lead to profits. so to risk repeating myself, jofas said there was no profit, there is. whether the company that advertised makes a profit remains, but someone does. recognizing who profits is important, saying there is none is wrong. to coin a phrase, those that don't know history are doomed to repeat it.
you're confusing marketing with the underlying vulns. a used car salesperson is a used car salesperson. the underlying vulns make a lot of money. marketing depends on the skill of the salesperson. ever been to speakers corner in Hyde Park in London? Don't confuse Hyde Park'ism with people's natural inclination to believe what they hear.
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Brennen is an idiot.
it should be everywhere, but especially in cs. as I tell my graduate students "designed and built by humans always has bugs"
for the truly geeky look at jit spraying, it has its own Wikipedia page.
Flash (and PDF) have the .data segment that executes. That's all you need to know. Bad. For the real geeky look at how the flate directive works.
John Bachelor said last night that the US did it to embarrass the Chinese...makes parallel construction seem like child's play
you mean tautological...
what it was used for would be nice to know, I suspect there are different uses...but that defeat the purpose of tor eh?
when Symantec acquired SNI they agreed to keep the site free. the paid version is deepsight. osvdb never had a chance.
does anyone have the link to the alert from the fbi itself? all the links that I've seen just summarize.
Please send link! I must click on it!
'nuff said
Actually DARPA said it was any un-indexed network that was a "darknet"
it already is banned to sell drugs, etc., how did that work out?
they tried that with guns, how did that work out
Let's see - NASA or Space-X...not even a contest
jofas said there was no profit. there is. as to who loses it's not home depot or target or tjx to name a few. furnace filters and dresses cost $.03 more, so we ultimately lose. all things designed and built by humans have bugs in them. that's a fact of life. the bugs lead to profits. so to risk repeating myself, jofas said there was no profit, there is. whether the company that advertised makes a profit remains, but someone does. recognizing who profits is important, saying there is none is wrong. to coin a phrase, those that don't know history are doomed to repeat it.
but public health (education, drinking water, you name your liberal cause) should be free!
you're confusing marketing with the underlying vulns. a used car salesperson is a used car salesperson. the underlying vulns make a lot of money. marketing depends on the skill of the salesperson. ever been to speakers corner in Hyde Park in London? Don't confuse Hyde Park'ism with people's natural inclination to believe what they hear.
Vulns are most assuredly profitable or there wouldn't be anyone looking for them.
it's called a radio. remember those? tuner, etc.
analog downloads? that's a mixed metaphor if I ever heard one.
union rules, it had to be in the ,ini file.
sure, but all have bugs!
are designed and built by humans - they have bugs in them...get over it.
There are wifi only plans. Do you mean to say devices? There are those too. You must be a non-AT&T user...