1) Go to Distro watch and select the Linuxen of your choice 2) Burn to disc (that if BSD actualy supports cd burners. Since it dosent boot into windows from and burn the iso. 3) Boot your new shiny operating system 4) In the partitioning setup, replace your freebsd partitions with Linux ones 5) Bask in the light of the magic world of linux, complete with cd burner support and with powerful apps such as K3b!
There is a good chance that there maybe a code. Just because the slashdot crowd is anti-sco dosen't mean I'm wrong. ouThe Kernel is huge, and does need a proper audit. If it was properly audited and the Kernel was found to be clean, SCO would go out of business, which is what you all want? Right?
Please moderators don't take your anger out on me, because there is 0.1% chance that SCO could be right.
Those $10 could be spent on more useful stuff, like doing a full audit of the source code to see what REALLY is in linux. The Linux source bz2s are over 35Mb in size now, who knows what is inside them? There is bound to be some old code laying around that may of been leaked in by an ex caldera/sco employee.
Hacvoc pennington WILL be booed and hissed at! He is infamous for ruining Gnome. I swithed from Gnome to KDE because he ruined it with his HIG and the awful tool gconf-editor that he wrote.
Yes, i seen him too. He is running SuSE linux 9.0 on a Sony VAIO laptop. Me too. He is working on some patches for Kerenel 2.4.25 when I seen him. There are a lot of people here, with all sorts of computers and laptops. Some running Windows, Some running BSD, some even running Mac OS 9, but I didn't see OSX.
This place is great. I will update you with more details over the next few days here at LCA2004.
I am a Linux user, and I refuse to install Windows software to can read this evil PDF format. Please could some one convert it into TeX for me so I can read it in eMacs.
Here it is! Don't forget to add a mirror on your page!
Unpatched IE security holes
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This page is, and always will be, a work in progress. This is not a definitive list of vulnerabilities.
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11 September 2003: There are currently 31 unpatched vulnerabilities.
The latest cumulative Internet Explorer patch is released August 20, 2003 with the identifier MS03-032. Cumulative patches combine all previous IE patches, and should be considered mandatory installs.
11 September 2003: Added Media bar ressource injection by jelmer 10 September 2003: Added file-protocol proxy by Liu Die Yu 10 September 2003: Added NavigateAndFind protocol history by Liu Die Yu 10 September 2003: Added window.open search injection by Liu Die Yu 10 September 2003: Added NavigateAndFind file proxy by Liu Die Yu 10 September 2003: Added Timed history injection by Liu Die Yu 10 September 2003: Added history.back method caching by Liu Die Yu 10 September 2003: Added Click hijacking by Liu Die Yu 9 September 2003: Re-added Re-evaluating HTML elavation 26 August 2003: Added ADODB.Stream local file writing by jelmer 20 August 2003: Changed latest cumulative IE patch link, MS03-032 released 5 August 2003: Added Notepad popups by Richard M. Smith 4 August 2003: Added protocol control chars by badWebMasters Older news...
Unpatched vulnerabilities
Media bar ressource injection Description: Arbitrary file download and execution, by ability to load ressource files in a window object Reference: http://lists.netsys.com/pipermail/full-disclosure/ 2003-September/009917.html Exploit: http://ip3e83566f.speed.planet.nl/hacked-by-chines e/5.htm
Ive had a few problems with gnome and gnome-office recently. Gnome works fine on my 1024x768 laptop, but when doing work on my main computer with a 1920x1440 monitor it runs very slow. Its not my computer either, KDE 3.2, XFCE and Fluxbox run really fast on that machine (Athlon 2000 with 256 mb ram)
Yet another toolkit to add to the shelves. With Q-t, G-TK, tcl/tk, Motif, xaw, athena, fox, fltk, XUL, oootk, bonobo, ncurses for toolkits. No wonder joe is still using windows. Im all for choice, but this is getting redickulous.
Slashdot Mirror
It is an open source program similar to Microsoft Access. It works with MySQL too. It even runs on Windows.
1) Go to Distro watch and select the Linuxen of your choice
2) Burn to disc (that if BSD actualy supports cd burners. Since it dosent boot into windows from and burn the iso.
3) Boot your new shiny operating system
4) In the partitioning setup, replace your freebsd partitions with Linux ones
5) Bask in the light of the magic world of linux, complete with cd burner support and with powerful apps such as K3b!
Get it from just $22.99!
Since goatse.cx is dead, I am longing to see him again, so if Hektor can draw him, He will be loved by all here at Slashdot.
Funny or troll, depending on your tastes.
There is a good chance that there maybe a code. Just because the slashdot crowd is anti-sco dosen't mean I'm wrong. ouThe Kernel is huge, and does need a proper audit. If it was properly audited and the Kernel was found to be clean, SCO would go out of business, which is what you all want? Right?
Please moderators don't take your anger out on me, because there is 0.1% chance that SCO could be right.
Those $10 could be spent on more useful stuff, like doing a full audit of the source code to see what REALLY is in linux. The Linux source bz2s are over 35Mb in size now, who knows what is inside them? There is bound to be some old code laying around that may of been leaked in by an ex caldera/sco employee.
Hacvoc pennington WILL be booed and hissed at! He is infamous for ruining Gnome. I swithed from Gnome to KDE because he ruined it with his HIG and the awful tool gconf-editor that he wrote.
Yes, i seen him too. He is running SuSE linux 9.0 on a Sony VAIO laptop. Me too. He is working on some patches for Kerenel 2.4.25 when I seen him. There are a lot of people here, with all sorts of computers and laptops. Some running Windows, Some running BSD, some even running Mac OS 9, but I didn't see OSX.
This place is great. I will update you with more details over the next few days here at LCA2004.
I am a Linux user, and I refuse to install Windows software to can read this evil PDF format. Please could some one convert it into TeX for me so I can read it in eMacs.
The fcc order was publsihed in Micro$oft .doc format. So I have converted it to PDF with OpenOffice.org's one click PDF technology.
Read it here
We have too many chatrooms, and I'm sure after a few days google will be /kickban'd from most servers because its a bot.
Get it from just 24.99.
Froogle
Here it is! Don't forget to add a mirror on your page!
Unpatched IE security holes
Please note: this site will work in any browser and on any device, however will look much nicer on CSS-compatible browsers. If you are using a browser that supports CSS, please wait while the CSS file loads and this message will disappear.
If you wish to enjoy the web to the fullest, please upgrade to a standards-compatible browser.
Why this page ?
This page is a list of vulnerabilities that remain unpatched, it is our hope that the increased awareness brought forth may help further the research necessary to properly secure them.
Vulnerabilities listed on this page work (among others) with the latest versions of Internet Explorer, with all patches installed.
Until proper patches have been provided, the only fix to some of these vulnerabilities is to disable scripting.
This page is, and always will be, a work in progress. This is not a definitive list of vulnerabilities.
Back
Miscellaneous news
11 September 2003: There are currently 31 unpatched vulnerabilities.
The latest cumulative Internet Explorer patch
is released August 20, 2003 with the identifier MS03-032.
Cumulative patches combine all previous IE patches, and should be considered mandatory installs.
11 September 2003: Added Media bar ressource injection by jelmer
10 September 2003: Added file-protocol proxy by Liu Die Yu
10 September 2003: Added NavigateAndFind protocol history by Liu Die Yu
10 September 2003: Added window.open search injection by Liu Die Yu
10 September 2003: Added NavigateAndFind file proxy by Liu Die Yu
10 September 2003: Added Timed history injection by Liu Die Yu
10 September 2003: Added history.back method caching by Liu Die Yu
10 September 2003: Added Click hijacking by Liu Die Yu
9 September 2003: Re-added Re-evaluating HTML elavation
26 August 2003: Added ADODB.Stream local file writing by jelmer
20 August 2003: Changed latest cumulative IE patch link, MS03-032 released
5 August 2003: Added Notepad popups by Richard M. Smith
4 August 2003: Added protocol control chars by badWebMasters
Older news...
Unpatched vulnerabilities
Media bar ressource injection
Description: Arbitrary file download and execution, by ability to load ressource files in a window object
Reference: http://lists.netsys.com/pipermail/full-disclosure/ 2003-September/009917.html
Exploit: http://ip3e83566f.speed.planet.nl/hacked-by-chines e/5.htm
file-protocol proxy
Description: cross-domain scripting, cookie/data/identity theft, command execution
Reference: http://safecenter.net/liudieyu/WsOpenFileJPU/WsOpe nFileJPU-Content.HTM
Exploit: http://safecenter.net/liudieyu/WsOpenFileJPU/WsOpe nFileJPU-MyPage.HTM
NavigateAndFind protocol history
Description: cross-domain scripting, cookie/data/identity theft, command execution
Reference: http://safecenter.net/liudieyu/NAFjpuInHistory/NAF jpuInHistory-Content.HTM
Exploit: http://safecenter.net/liudieyu/NAFjpuInHistory/NAF jpuInHistory-MyPage.HTM
window.open search injection
Description: cross-domain scripting, cookie/data/identity theft, command execution
Reference: http://safecenter.net/liudieyu/WsFakeSrc/WsFakeSrc -Content.HTM
Exploit: http://safecenter.net/liudieyu/WsFakeSrc/WsFakeSrc -MyPage.htm
NavigateAndFind file proxy
Description: cross-domain scripting, cookie/data/identity theft, command execution
Reference: http://safecenter.net/liudieyu/NAFfileJPU/NAFfileJ PU-Content.HTM
Exploit: http://safecenter.net/liudieyu/NAFfileJPU/NAFfileJ PU-MyPage.htm
Timed history injection
Description: cross-domain scripting, cookie/data/identity theft, command execution
Reference: http://safecenter.net/liudieyu/BackMyParent2/BackM
How many kittens will be involved here?
It helps remove some of the "noise".
If you want to see research about older life, search for lemonparty on $SEARCH_ENGINE, or see the lemonparty page on nero
The new google cache that also translates into English is here.
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http://cache.google.co.jp/?translate=en&url=http:
Posted AC, I'm no karma whore.
Go on you fat geeks living in your basement, mod me down for telling the truth.
Ive had a few problems with gnome and gnome-office recently. Gnome works fine on my 1024x768 laptop, but when doing work on my main computer with a 1920x1440 monitor it runs very slow. Its not my computer either, KDE 3.2, XFCE and Fluxbox run really fast on that machine (Athlon 2000 with 256 mb ram)
See my journal to see my other problems I've experianced
Calvin as well!
It seems a real shame that apple decided to put four heavy batteries in them. Couldn't they be more innovitve?
Why don't they generate the power from the users keystrokes, or send little eltrical signals over the bluetooth protocol?
My ordinary USB mice don't need batteries, so I don't think that a bluetooth mouse should.
Yes, but your mother will notice that Kwickbooks (designed for KDE) dosen't look right on her gnome desktop, and thats why it hurts linux
See my previous posts and my journal about problems Ive encontred with differnt desktops/toolkits
Yet another toolkit to add to the shelves. With Q-t, G-TK, tcl/tk, Motif, xaw, athena, fox, fltk, XUL, oootk, bonobo, ncurses for toolkits. No wonder joe is still using windows. Im all for choice, but this is getting redickulous.
Havoc pennington should have his "features" taken from his body! After all, nobody wants his "HIG"