I must have. I saw some disagreement a few days ago, but no mass debunking. Protection requires 10% of ISP's to adopt a routing policy change. Let me know when that's done, ok?
If the US doesn't start taking the PRC's cyber offensive capabilities seriously, the US is in for a whole world of hurt. Note how, in the article, the author mentions that Titan Rain and Aurora were not viewed as surprising in Asia, but rather more like, 'yeah, yeah, what else is new?' It is widely known in the security industry that China has been pursuing cyber offensive capabilities for quite some time. Why doesn't it get more discussion?
Microsoft's Bizspark program for startups requires you to fill out a form to get free software. OK, Almost free. At the end of two years, you have to pay them $200. I wouldn't call that "jumping through hoops". I didn't need any double-super secret intros from investors either. I got the info from the Silicon Valley Association of Startup Entrepreneurs - an organization open to anybody.
ICANN has drifted far afield of its original mission and today exists to line the pockets of the domain registrars. Does ICANN really think that adult sites will abandon valuable.com domains and migrate to.xxx? No. ICANN thinks that people will rush to stake new claims in the.xxx space, either to their your existing brand or speculate on a future one.
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That's because -1 Douchebag wasn't an option.
Exactly. My first reaction was, "Sheesh. Get over yourself."
Everything here could happen to almost any SMB out there. But to keep taking credit cards _after_ knowing you've been hacked?
Let's hope he finds a nice blue pill then too. The guy is 80 after all.
Capitalization is important. Consider the sentence:
i helped my uncle jack off a horse
I must have. I saw some disagreement a few days ago, but no mass debunking. Protection requires 10% of ISP's to adopt a routing policy change. Let me know when that's done, ok?
You can take the internet down with a small botnet (yes 250k zombies is small). http://www.zdnet.com/blog/networking/how-to-crash-the-internet/680
So, when it happens it's just a bad day, right?
What would be the point. It isn't enforceable and even if laws were passed, you can circumvent it by tracking from an offshore server.
Sure. As long as you don't want to do business in the US.
Oh wait
http://www.networkmirror.com/mlsurCyIbkJu5Qpr/www.allspammedup.com/2010/01/google-recaptcha-cracked/index.html
is one of the all time great World Series.
I just bought a used Magellan explorist 500 ion Amazon for $7. Why bother with hacking an android phone?
So having sex with rats will make you smarter? After you, Mousedick.
I've been typing without looking at the screen for my entire life!
Wow. SC2, now Perl 6. Can Duke Nukem Forever be far behind?
How much is he making off PGP's recent sale to Symantec for $350mln?
2 words: Gate check.
Very nice article, thanks. If you have access, the 451 Group did a great report on APT's a while back too.
The US needs a strong cyber offensive capability. Unplugging the internet doesn't qualify.
If the US doesn't start taking the PRC's cyber offensive capabilities seriously, the US is in for a whole world of hurt. Note how, in the article, the author mentions that Titan Rain and Aurora were not viewed as surprising in Asia, but rather more like, 'yeah, yeah, what else is new?' It is widely known in the security industry that China has been pursuing cyber offensive capabilities for quite some time. Why doesn't it get more discussion?
Aurora, anyone?
Microsoft's Bizspark program for startups requires you to fill out a form to get free software. OK, Almost free. At the end of two years, you have to pay them $200. I wouldn't call that "jumping through hoops". I didn't need any double-super secret intros from investors either. I got the info from the Silicon Valley Association of Startup Entrepreneurs - an organization open to anybody.
You could have stopped after the first three words.
ICANN has drifted far afield of its original mission and today exists to line the pockets of the domain registrars. Does ICANN really think that adult sites will abandon valuable .com domains and migrate to .xxx? No. ICANN thinks that people will rush to stake new claims in the .xxx space, either to their your existing brand or speculate on a future one.
No, I think it's Apple's new Top Chef thing.