An vulnerability will live on forever provided it show's up when an intruder scans you system and is alerted to the weakend state of a certain program or process. I takes but a moment to consult google for the appropriate exploit and BINGO - said kiddy is in heaven.
"Kaminsky: The entire Northeast lost all electricity. It's never been conclusively, publicly said that this was because of Blaster, but pretty much everyone that I know in that scene was saying, Yeah, Blaster took out all the management machines. Now, I've not seen the evidence first hand, and in fact I've since heard other well-placed people contradict this early reaction, but the point is that nobody considered it at all impossible or even unlikely that this very large scale power outage was the result of Blaster.
For everyone jumping on the term "Cyber", and not taking the spirit of this debate seriously - You really should take a closer look. It really is scary how many mission critical systems out there (especially Windows) are vulnerable to attack.
Have you given SourceForge http://www.sf.net/ a good looking over for projects similar in scope and application to yours? Seems to me it shouldn't be too hard to find a group already working together working on X.application developing in X.language. Good luck...
How do you fairly quatnify TCO in the linux realm? Do you believe the standard that has been raised on behalf of Linux is *just?
*taking into account the context this study has adopted as a result of "Bob in marketing" and the quasi-technical media spin...
What does Cisco bring to the table that nobody else does or can?
I beleive the relevant term here is CAN.
Try this on for size,
Global Networking Market = Cheese
CISCO = Mold
The cheese has been out of the fridge for quite some time... and Last I checked, DTV was a switched technology...
I've seen this technology before - These devices are designed around the same principles that are outlined at
http://www.timecube.org/
It's about time someone took advantage of this ground-breaking technology...
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Actually, cannibalism is still very prevalent among the lesbian and gay communities... Oh, wait - we're talking about something else...
http://washingtontimes.com/upi-breaking/20050420-1 25927-9641r.htm
It was a typo... But thanks for the info.
An vulnerability will live on forever provided it show's up when an intruder scans you system and is alerted to the weakend state of a certain program or process. I takes but a moment to consult google for the appropriate exploit and BINGO - said kiddy is in heaven.
Amen... Thanks, that was a good read.
For everyone jumping on the term "Cyber", and not taking the spirit of this debate seriously - You really should take a closer look. It really is scary how many mission critical systems out there (especially Windows) are vulnerable to attack.
One word - SONY
I think funny would be more in order...
I think the term is, "Pissing into the wind"....
He said penetration... uh, hehe, uh, hehe
Large images on a 840x480 screen that is...
Yep, and now your "Fair Game"... In fact, I see Mr Cruz coming up behind you now...
ah, em... Does the word "lobby" ring any bells?
For the love of god, don't advise them to port the software to $OSS-OS (linux) - least you give OSS a black-eye when they fail...
I sure am glad my wife doesn't read /.
I wonder when will scratch-n-sniff stickers begin using this technology?
Great experience for serious newbies who want a richer "Linux" experience without going to extreme of the LFS (linux from scratch) experience.
methamphetamines are bad...
Have you given SourceForge http://www.sf.net/ a good looking over for projects similar in scope and application to yours? Seems to me it shouldn't be too hard to find a group already working together working on X.application developing in X.language. Good luck...
How do you fairly quatnify TCO in the linux realm? Do you believe the standard that has been raised on behalf of Linux is *just? *taking into account the context this study has adopted as a result of "Bob in marketing" and the quasi-technical media spin...
Chapters 4-6 deal with setting up VMware on linux?
What does Cisco bring to the table that nobody else does or can? I beleive the relevant term here is CAN. Try this on for size, Global Networking Market = Cheese CISCO = Mold The cheese has been out of the fridge for quite some time... and Last I checked, DTV was a switched technology...
"It's only going to fall on deaf ears anyway" Deaf ears? Please provide coordinates so we can point the VLA at your planet and hear more...
I've seen this technology before - These devices are designed around the same principles that are outlined at http://www.timecube.org/ It's about time someone took advantage of this ground-breaking technology...