Your being naive if you think crashing NASA's servers and getting thousands of employees personal information was nothing
Names, work email and phone numbers of government employees are not considered "personal information", and are generally available through published directories, and certainly FOIA requests (so says me, a former Records Custodian for the Air Force). As well, many are saying that all these idiots accessed were honeypots.
In addition, many are suggesting that all they accessed was honeypots with essentially open doors. By the way, names, work email and office phones of most government employees are not classified in any way and available through published directories, and certainly FOIA requests (so says me, a former Records Custodian for the Air Force).
If you want it so badly, you should try appealing to the new/. overlords to turn it on in the code. (Yes, even the ACs know the support exists, but is currently disabled.)
The "New Overlords" already said that it is in the queue. Give it some time.
Just finished giving three talks in three days at three different locations / venues, where I needed to connect my laptop to the overhead projector. In every case the primary connector to the projector was VGA.
I was more thinking about the engineering of the car itself. When you quadruple the power it was designed for, I would wonder if the chassis will be able to take that without twisting or damaging itself in other ways. Even the drivetrain could potentially be affected by this, not just the chassis.
Very possible. To keep the price low, they have decided to go without, you know, engineers...
Normally it would be impossible to make DeLoreans under current federal safety rules, according to Espey. But new regulations are going into effect later this year that will allow the production of replica cars without requiring them to meet safety guidelines involving air bags and crash tests.
I can't seem to get to one of the links, but I didn't see "mafia" in the first link, though click-bait headlines unsupported by actual content seem to be the standard at Slashdot these days.
Much is being made of the fact that these asshats declined to let AdBlock people attend their conference. But really people, do you really think that the MPAA folks would allow the Pirate Bay guys to attend one of their conferences? Really?
The whole "story" such that it is, is Dice / Slashdot click bait.
Disagree and this comment makes me sad. What you're arguing is because of Chrome's (large) user base, it's not liable to be a good citizen and follow standards/procedures...
NOT AT ALL!
I'm saying that if you put a SECURITY product out and don't test it on all the available browsers, your product is crap. It's not secure on one of the most popular browsers, why would they design it that way?
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Your being naive if you think crashing NASA's servers and getting thousands of employees personal information was nothing
Names, work email and phone numbers of government employees are not considered "personal information", and are generally available through published directories, and certainly FOIA requests (so says me, a former Records Custodian for the Air Force). As well, many are saying that all these idiots accessed were honeypots.
In addition, many are suggesting that all they accessed was honeypots with essentially open doors. By the way, names, work email and office phones of most government employees are not classified in any way and available through published directories, and certainly FOIA requests (so says me, a former Records Custodian for the Air Force).
And now poor Timmy is working his fingers bloody posting stories day and night! But at least we now have Unicode support...
Carly Fiorina did wonders for HP...
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The original submission did say "including", but Slashdot has a style manual that requires replacing that with "too".
If you want it so badly, you should try appealing to the new /. overlords to turn it on in the code. (Yes, even the ACs know the support exists, but is currently disabled.)
The "New Overlords" already said that it is in the queue. Give it some time.
Just finished giving three talks in three days at three different locations / venues, where I needed to connect my laptop to the overhead projector. In every case the primary connector to the projector was VGA.
Don't you know VGA is dead? I read it here: http://tech.slashdot.org/story...
WE don't give a fuck about politics. Tell us about the tech in the surveillance equipment.
You speak for everyone?
Geeze, just Bing it!
I'm sorry, what is Bing?
Of all the "News For Nerds" and tech stuff going on, this is the story the Slashdot "editors" decide to post?
I was more thinking about the engineering of the car itself. When you quadruple the power it was designed for, I would wonder if the chassis will be able to take that without twisting or damaging itself in other ways. Even the drivetrain could potentially be affected by this, not just the chassis.
Very possible. To keep the price low, they have decided to go without, you know, engineers...
Clearly you failed to actually read the article:
Normally it would be impossible to make DeLoreans under current federal safety rules, according to Espey. But new regulations are going into effect later this year that will allow the production of replica cars without requiring them to meet safety guidelines involving air bags and crash tests.
I can't seem to get to one of the links, but I didn't see "mafia" in the first link, though click-bait headlines unsupported by actual content seem to be the standard at Slashdot these days.
Much is being made of the fact that these asshats declined to let AdBlock people attend their conference. But really people, do you really think that the MPAA folks would allow the Pirate Bay guys to attend one of their conferences? Really?
The whole "story" such that it is, is Dice / Slashdot click bait.
"Flamebait"? Really? Simply a fact when I Googled them.
The one in Hawaii? A Russian wench?
But Google says they have a 4.5 star rating with numerous positive custome reviews!
SIPRNET is on the Intertubes, not a separate set of tubes...
The thing is legally the teachers had to report it to the police. Failure to do so could lead to prison.
I'm sorry, what law results in prison for unreported spelling errors?
Disagree and this comment makes me sad. What you're arguing is because of Chrome's (large) user base, it's not liable to be a good citizen and follow standards/procedures...
NOT AT ALL!
I'm saying that if you put a SECURITY product out and don't test it on all the available browsers, your product is crap. It's not secure on one of the most popular browsers, why would they design it that way?
It's really a Chrome issue, on Firefox LasPass uses an OS dialog...
Sure, understood, but that makes is a design issue with LastPass, especially seeing as how Chrome has by far more users than Firefox.
Isn't this a pretty standard "hack"? If LastPass missed this issue, what else is sketchy?
See what has happened with mug shots, it's turned into almost a blackmail situation.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
First you uninstall Windows 10...
No, they hired a company to ferret out and fix their problems, paid a lot of cash for the service, and the company did a half-assed job.