* I am referring to the levels described in the article here: "The Japanese nuclear energy watchdog raised the incident level from one to three on the international scale that measures the severity of atomic accidents. "
I agree it shouldn't be illegal in certain situations, such as incurable painful diseases. However, in some cases the person is not in a logical mind-frame and should be forcibly hospitalized instead of giving them a gun.
I have a family member whom has mental health issues and she was suicidal for a good year in her early 20s, until she got on the right medication. Now she lives a productive life and is happy. Some mental issues can be solved with medication!
Agreed. That's the real kicker, the "hacker's" note that he left behind said it was to open source it, but in reality he was just trying to sell it. FTA:
umad?
turns out u guys dont own us
the community fights back
we wont take your s***
u ban us from ur game
u hide your codes
u run
stop
its time for the community to take over
you let idiots like elf and raider run your servers and you expect security
you expect me to run away from a home ipd box
i lold.
you wont figure out how i got in
you wont rid yourselfs of me
guess what happens next
you loose control
no more dictatorship
no more closed source
only community
only success
no more fs
goodbye fs
we wont miss you
Unfortunately the IP address part got snuck into the ruling, which could have unintended consequences later. However, in this case, 3taps definitely deserves to be punished for their abusive behavior.
So the functions they are trying to emulate are "higher brain functions such as sensory perception, motor commands, spatial reasoning, conscious thought and language." (emphasis mine). I'm assuming they are looking (near term) for better filtering of that massive collection of data the NSA is collecting.
From my understanding, compiled code is reviewed once. However, in the cell phone app that I made, a lot of content was pulled from a database that I controlled, meaning product information could be updated by me without the need of review from Apple. We joked about replacing images with NSFW images, but I imagine what this team did was have a compiled app that ran code from a DB and was similarly able to be updated later.
Maybe you should read up on the law instead of speculating; It relates to financial institutes & the government. Or you could RTFA and see that it states clearly "his actions violated Facebook's Terms of Service".
Seems to me that Mark is just pissed at being embarrassed, there really is no justification for not paying him. He submitted the bug to their security team first before exploiting it in a harmless way.
"an open source tool that can port scan the entire IPv4 address space from just one machine in under 45 minutes with 98% coverage- With Zmap, an Internet-
wide TCP SYN
s
can on port 443 is as easy as:
$ zmap
–
p 443
–
o results.txt
34,132,693 listening hosts
(took 44m12s)"
I would just like to point out that an Aussie public servant critical of this ruling would not be able to post on slashdot without risk of being fired.
Thanks for the follow-up. I did not realize the default constructor was insecure and this is probably the most informative thread (to me) I've seen on slashdot in a while:)
Slashdot Mirror
Thanks!
* I am referring to the levels described in the article here: "The Japanese nuclear energy watchdog raised the incident level from one to three on the international scale that measures the severity of atomic accidents. "
I don't really understand what the levels mean, anyone want to enlighten me with a simple explanation?
(S)He wants to get banged as a chick in prison.
I agree it shouldn't be illegal in certain situations, such as incurable painful diseases. However, in some cases the person is not in a logical mind-frame and should be forcibly hospitalized instead of giving them a gun.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Involuntary_commitment
I have a family member whom has mental health issues and she was suicidal for a good year in her early 20s, until she got on the right medication. Now she lives a productive life and is happy. Some mental issues can be solved with medication!
mod up
Agreed. That's the real kicker, the "hacker's" note that he left behind said it was to open source it, but in reality he was just trying to sell it. FTA:
umad?
turns out u guys dont own us
the community fights back
we wont take your s***
u ban us from ur game
u hide your codes
u run
stop
its time for the community to take over
you let idiots like elf and raider run your servers and you expect security
you expect me to run away from a home ipd box
i lold.
you wont figure out how i got in
you wont rid yourselfs of me
guess what happens next
you loose control
no more dictatorship
no more closed source
only community
only success
no more fs
goodbye fs
we wont miss you
Unfortunately the IP address part got snuck into the ruling, which could have unintended consequences later. However, in this case, 3taps definitely deserves to be punished for their abusive behavior.
So the functions they are trying to emulate are "higher brain functions such as sensory perception, motor commands, spatial reasoning, conscious thought and language." (emphasis mine). I'm assuming they are looking (near term) for better filtering of that massive collection of data the NSA is collecting.
This was also in the news: Prime minister walks out after being questioned by reporters
From my understanding, compiled code is reviewed once. However, in the cell phone app that I made, a lot of content was pulled from a database that I controlled, meaning product information could be updated by me without the need of review from Apple. We joked about replacing images with NSFW images, but I imagine what this team did was have a compiled app that ran code from a DB and was similarly able to be updated later.
Maybe you should read up on the law instead of speculating; It relates to financial institutes & the government. Or you could RTFA and see that it states clearly "his actions violated Facebook's Terms of Service".
I think you are mistaking illegal versus violating terms of service. He did nothing illegal.
Exactly. You raise a good point, he used his personal account, which ended up getting suspended.
Seems to me that Mark is just pissed at being embarrassed, there really is no justification for not paying him. He submitted the bug to their security team first before exploiting it in a harmless way.
"an open source tool that can port scan the entire IPv4 address space from just one machine in under 45 minutes with 98% coverage- With Zmap, an Internet- wide TCP SYN s can on port 443 is as easy as: $ zmap – p 443 – o results.txt
34,132,693 listening hosts (took 44m12s)"
I wonder what the black market prices are for those vulnerabilities.
Leonids happens in November (15th-20th to be exact).
Perseid peeked a few days ago.
It seems to me a bit frivolous to be connecting lights, toilets, refrigerators and whatnot to wireless technology.
I would just like to point out that an Aussie public servant critical of this ruling would not be able to post on slashdot without risk of being fired.
So when do solar panels become effective enough to replace growing a plant to harness the sun's energy?
Thanks for the follow-up. I did not realize the default constructor was insecure and this is probably the most informative thread (to me) I've seen on slashdot in a while :)
This sounds familiar