Who watches you when you go over the speedlimit and dont get caught?
Who watches you when you jaywalk, drive drunk, swipe a dollar, etc?
See how I flipped it? You are now the government in your little cliche fanaticism of ignorance.
Seriously, there is always someone somewhere doing something. If you want to close off your options, stay away from society, and keep your beliefs that everyone but you is bad, that is fine. But your hypocracy will do nothing for you nor solve your self-involving conundrum.
Grow up, manage the issues, and realize that no one is perfect, including you.
No doubt, that and what is essentially a 1.73GB text file is quite an impressive feat.
But this document does raise the question... can WikiLeaks or other leak sites be "selective" in their leaks?
If someone is anonymously exposing secrets that can hurt others, can that anonymous person also be "leaked" and take the same risk?
It is a gray area, for I want to know when people are doing bad things in the name of the country I live in and thus support through taxes, voting, and taking part in the very things that make our society function. But do I think that everyone and everything should be open? What do we define as "bad", and who makes the distinctions? Could those making the distinctions also fall under the possibility of "doing bad things"?
To semi-quote an old saying from a Galaxy far far away.... This slope is slippery with this one.
HP has had so many leaders within the past 10 years that they have no idea what assets they have.
Hell, HP bought a company that was a start up for the cloud idea back in... 2006 I think. They did nothing with it.
Now they are scrambling to fix it up, and the offering wont be that great if current middle management has its way.
HP lacks direction because quite simply HP hasnt had anyone worth a damn at the helm, leading to assets that they bought in the past to stagnate.
HPs problem is literally itself.
Their management style needs to change, middle management needs to be cleaned out and those that are smarter need to rise up.
Until then, this company will bleed money, sell off divisions, and end up as small as it was back in 1995.
If HP sells its printer lines, then you know they are in trouble.
Why move the port? Port scanners will find it anyways, and it only causes problems for the end users.
That "Someone" does not understand how hacks/cracks/attack vectors works, does not stay up on current security trends, or knows how to handle a password policy.
Maybe, but I wouldnt want an end users virused system access to my networks or servers.
RDP offers better limitations to it.
True, you could close off every port but 3389 to the VPN, you could limit access to only one server, but then the requests start coming in...
Besides, wouldnt an SSL RDP session be more viable?
Compromising Remote Desktop connections on a network: Port 3389 (RDP)
Worm:Win32/Morto.A cycles through IP addresses on the affected computer's subnet and attempts to connect to located systems as administrator using passwords from the following list:
Hmmmm, after reading the article, I do not see any actual exploit being used and it is required that the server or account that was seemingly brute forced (only possible way) is required to have some GPO allowances such as root C or D drive access, the execute permissions on that drive.
A lot of IT uses RDP to access servers remotely. Terminal Services is also used heavily by companies.
So I was wondering when someone would find and then use an exploit against them. It was only a matter of time:(.
The good news is the damage may be minimal as it seems to only effect 2k3 R2 servers, at least that is what is reported. It may be all of 2k3 or all 2k3/2k8.
Google has always admitted to data mining your information, even your emails.
Best part is, it is self defeating. Googles anti-spam is one of the best, ad block plus helps with the rest.
You are crying over spilled milk, get a sponge....
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Are.... are you Dr. Bob's "alt"?
Who watches you when you go over the speedlimit and dont get caught?
Who watches you when you jaywalk, drive drunk, swipe a dollar, etc?
See how I flipped it? You are now the government in your little cliche fanaticism of ignorance.
Seriously, there is always someone somewhere doing something. If you want to close off your options, stay away from society, and keep your beliefs that everyone but you is bad, that is fine. But your hypocracy will do nothing for you nor solve your self-involving conundrum.
Grow up, manage the issues, and realize that no one is perfect, including you.
But I am.
Because the depression of the last few years of Sony's performance wouldnt be enough?
The question is, how many languages can you have with binary based languages?
They work at Apple, they have a lot to drink about.
How dare you speak ill of the Urkel!!!
+10 funny.
Beware the internet, for it LIES!
It earns them a badge, like when I got my first +5 rating, and every other after.
Its like games, only on the interwebs of fluff news.
You are correct, the video just assumes 2TB sticks, why USB 3.0 is linked to this capacity as well, I do not know.
Anything for hype I guess.
For those of you who dont get the jokes above... http://hardware.slashdot.org/story/11/04/08/170235/Magical-Chinese-Hard-Drive
Training....
No doubt, that and what is essentially a 1.73GB text file is quite an impressive feat.
But this document does raise the question... can WikiLeaks or other leak sites be "selective" in their leaks?
If someone is anonymously exposing secrets that can hurt others, can that anonymous person also be "leaked" and take the same risk?
It is a gray area, for I want to know when people are doing bad things in the name of the country I live in and thus support through taxes, voting, and taking part in the very things that make our society function. But do I think that everyone and everything should be open?
What do we define as "bad", and who makes the distinctions?
Could those making the distinctions also fall under the possibility of "doing bad things"?
To semi-quote an old saying from a Galaxy far far away.... This slope is slippery with this one.
Agreed
The only things I care about
General:
Stable
Personal:
Layout
Plugins
Applies standards correctly
Professional:
Restrictions
GPO availability
Kind of,
HP has had so many leaders within the past 10 years that they have no idea what assets they have.
Hell, HP bought a company that was a start up for the cloud idea back in... 2006 I think. They did nothing with it.
Now they are scrambling to fix it up, and the offering wont be that great if current middle management has its way.
HP lacks direction because quite simply HP hasnt had anyone worth a damn at the helm, leading to assets that they bought in the past to stagnate.
HPs problem is literally itself.
Their management style needs to change, middle management needs to be cleaned out and those that are smarter need to rise up.
Until then, this company will bleed money, sell off divisions, and end up as small as it was back in 1995.
If HP sells its printer lines, then you know they are in trouble.
Why move the port? Port scanners will find it anyways, and it only causes problems for the end users.
That "Someone" does not understand how hacks/cracks/attack vectors works, does not stay up on current security trends, or knows how to handle a password policy.
Maybe, but I wouldnt want an end users virused system access to my networks or servers.
RDP offers better limitations to it.
True, you could close off every port but 3389 to the VPN, you could limit access to only one server, but then the requests start coming in...
Besides, wouldnt an SSL RDP session be more viable?
If you get hacked, you deserve it.
Compromising Remote Desktop connections on a network: Port 3389 (RDP)
Worm:Win32/Morto.A cycles through IP addresses on the affected computer's subnet and attempts to connect to located systems as administrator using passwords from the following list:
*1234
0
111
123
369
1111
12345
111111
123123
123321
123456
168168
520520
654321
666666
888888
1234567
12345678
123456789
1234567890
!@#$%^
%u%
%u%12
1234qwer
1q2w3e
1qaz2wsx
aaa
abc123
abcd1234
admin
admin123
letmein
pass
password
server
test
user
And lastly.... MS already has an entry for it.
http://www.microsoft.com/security/portal/Threat/Encyclopedia/Entry.aspx?Name=Worm%3aWin32%2fMorto.A
And in my current knowledge, if you get infected, it means you have way too EASY PASSWORD.- Meitzi
Hmmmm, after reading the article, I do not see any actual exploit being used and it is required that the server or account that was seemingly brute forced (only possible way) is required to have some GPO allowances such as root C or D drive access, the execute permissions on that drive.
A lot of IT uses RDP to access servers remotely. Terminal Services is also used heavily by companies.
:(.
So I was wondering when someone would find and then use an exploit against them. It was only a matter of time
The good news is the damage may be minimal as it seems to only effect 2k3 R2 servers, at least that is what is reported. It may be all of 2k3 or all 2k3/2k8.
How is this a surprise to anyone?
Google has always admitted to data mining your information, even your emails.
Best part is, it is self defeating. Googles anti-spam is one of the best, ad block plus helps with the rest.
You are crying over spilled milk, get a sponge....
An optional service that is tied to other optional services.
You mad about your free optional services bro?
I use google for email, maps, and homepage for RSS feeds.
Any of those are taken away, I can find alternatives very easily.
I saw no cost to add to "reserve" list.