Correct. you are supposed to be alive to these types of machines to work, they actually take a photograph of the blood moving around at the back of the eye ball. So if two screens come out exactly the same, the access is denied.
The best one is in Days of our lives (yes, i was young and yes i was staying with my grandmother and no I didn't have access to a car: nuff said) when it took 3 episodes to delete one text file.. Man that progress bar took for ever to get accross.;)
My favourite (not stupid) take off of computer security is in Demolition Man where W/Snipes uses the guys plucked eyeball to get access out of the building.;) very choice. (NP: This wouldn't work in real life (well shouldn't;) ))
There is a multitude of work for technicians to come into a corp environment and just rip and repatch and wire. I've done some really back breaking cabnet jobs (with before and after photos.).
I really does make a big difference to the poor help desk guys when they gone down to a cabnet to repatch something for someone. I wish i had setups like in that link.. *very pretty*
There are so many of these Zero Day exploits popping up that I'm just not surprised (or that interested) anymore. One thing i can't get over is how this is still happening? The ammount of stigma now attached to IE has really damaged the product. If they are wise (Personal Opinion) I would scrap the entire codebase of IE and start with an entireley new one for VISTA and change the name so the product gets a new start at life. I don't know, call it Vic the Vista internet client (or Voom sounds better).
I switched to firefox quite a while ago, before that, Mozilla, before that Opera and what the hey i even think i was using Netscape before IE and have never looked back. Sorry IE;).
This is an open source groupware/colaberation software for your corporate network (*breath out*) .
On a serious note; this is a pretty good software suite to help manage shared documents and such. Its compatible with both M$ and Linux. It is owned and developed by Novell and they have released it under an OpenLincense (i believe GPL but don't qoute me just yet.).
I have seen this to be very successfull in a wide variety of applications. Try it out.
http://www.ifolder.com/
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Correct. you are supposed to be alive to these types of machines to work, they actually take a photograph of the blood moving around at the back of the eye ball. So if two screens come out exactly the same, the access is denied.
No its not.
;)
They simply need to invent a new bench mark standard. The slashdot bench mark
My favourite (not stupid) take off of computer security is in Demolition Man where W/Snipes uses the guys plucked eyeball to get access out of the building. ;) very choice. (NP: This wouldn't work in real life (well shouldn't ;) ))
I really does make a big difference to the poor help desk guys when they gone down to a cabnet to repatch something for someone. I wish i had setups like in that link.. *very pretty*
There are so many of these Zero Day exploits popping up that I'm just not surprised (or that interested) anymore. One thing i can't get over is how this is still happening? The ammount of stigma now attached to IE has really damaged the product. If they are wise (Personal Opinion) I would scrap the entire codebase of IE and start with an entireley new one for VISTA and change the name so the product gets a new start at life. I don't know, call it Vic the Vista internet client (or Voom sounds better). I switched to firefox quite a while ago, before that, Mozilla, before that Opera and what the hey i even think i was using Netscape before IE and have never looked back. Sorry IE ;).
This is an open source groupware/colaberation software for your corporate network (*breath out*) . On a serious note; this is a pretty good software suite to help manage shared documents and such. Its compatible with both M$ and Linux. It is owned and developed by Novell and they have released it under an OpenLincense (i believe GPL but don't qoute me just yet.). I have seen this to be very successfull in a wide variety of applications. Try it out. http://www.ifolder.com/
A Few Links..
This one and
This one .
The later of which i would give my right eye for.. ;)