Come on now $500,000 a year for a CEO is chump change in corporate America today, especially for a company that is pulling in more than $50 million a year.
All of which are at home, but only one of which can be damaged if you hurt yourself away from home. Not to mention that the things you can hurt yourself with at home are probably less likely to kill you (insurance doesn't pay much for dead people's heath care).
I for one don't follow lecture style presentations very well, I have to write exactly what is being said and then read it to trully understand what is being said. Having a powerpoint presentation, even if it's the same thing as what is being said, is very useful to me because I can understand at the same rate as those who learn orally.
On a side not I think that the way that you learn has a lot to do with your job. Learn orally? good people person. Learn visually? probably better engineer. Learn by doing? push that broom.
I'm writing software for a company that is then selling that software to people, if they don't have a copyright they can't sell that software to anybody so they have no money to pay me.
Now it is true that at some point someone would pay someone to design and build software that they need, the problem is that then the solution would exist for that problem and I could not get paid to design a system that does the same thing. Now I realize that that sounds ludicrous, after all why should I write the same thing twice? Because a large pool of engineers are needed for the best to exist, within a small group it is far less likely that there will be competent people.
Moreover, disrupting P2P traffic will have no effect on "spammers and other miscreants", as they have far more sophisticated, self-organizing C&C methods already deployed. (No doubt having anticipated that use of traditional P2P would leave them vulnerable to such countermeaures.)
The storm worm uses the eDonkey protocol for C&C. You were saying?
Or you could start using a more secure hashing function!
The time it takes to calculate the hash is insignificant for a real user, but an increase of even a tenth of a second to an attacker could mean the difference between a day and a week to crack a hash.
bluefish hashes take a long time (relative to md5 and sha1) to computer because the initialization takes a long time, there is no way to accelerate this initialization it must be preformed synchronously.
So you encrypt the IP header and the router sends the packet where exactly? (As I'm sure you know most bit torrent clients support encryption, even forced encryption).
Virtualization seems like it is the solution, but there are certain technologies that virtual machines simply do not support. An example being EMS, Expanded Memory Specification for MS-DOS.
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(A) the electronic surveillance is solely directed at--
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Wait does the guy in the video arm that fucking bomb?
Well yeah it was the front page of amazon, yeah the entire front page.
Basically the best advertising that any device could have.
You want to automatically detect in route sniffing? Good luck with that one.
You want to detect MITM attacks on SSL? Already been done, do not waste your time.
Replace the SSL Certificate with a self signed one and hope they just click yes.
Are you seriously saying that there should be an email system that can only verify the identity of windows users?
Come on now $500,000 a year for a CEO is chump change in corporate America today, especially for a company that is pulling in more than $50 million a year.
The heat generating oil burning back up generators were in the air conditioned room?
Seems a bit foolish to me...
You need better friends then
Well what do insurance companies insure?
You, your home, and your car.
All of which are at home, but only one of which can be damaged if you hurt yourself away from home. Not to mention that the things you can hurt yourself with at home are probably less likely to kill you (insurance doesn't pay much for dead people's heath care).
"User education"
.... hahahahahaha.... HAHAHAHAHA
haha
You had me there. No really what is your solution to phishing?
People learn:
I for one don't follow lecture style presentations very well, I have to write exactly what is being said and then read it to trully understand what is being said. Having a powerpoint presentation, even if it's the same thing as what is being said, is very useful to me because I can understand at the same rate as those who learn orally.
On a side not I think that the way that you learn has a lot to do with your job. Learn orally? good people person. Learn visually? probably better engineer. Learn by doing? push that broom.
I'm writing software for a company that is then selling that software to people, if they don't have a copyright they can't sell that software to anybody so they have no money to pay me.
Now it is true that at some point someone would pay someone to design and build software that they need, the problem is that then the solution would exist for that problem and I could not get paid to design a system that does the same thing. Now I realize that that sounds ludicrous, after all why should I write the same thing twice? Because a large pool of engineers are needed for the best to exist, within a small group it is far less likely that there will be competent people.
Fiber is cheap it's the switching equipment that's expensive, notice the article is about the price of switching routers.
You reject copyright?
Without copyright there would be no reason for anybody to be in the software business.
This is the Information Age, if I can't sell information that I own then I have nothing to sell.
The storm worm uses the eDonkey protocol for C&C. You were saying?Moreover, disrupting P2P traffic will have no effect on "spammers and other miscreants", as they have far more sophisticated, self-organizing C&C methods already deployed. (No doubt having anticipated that use of traditional P2P would leave them vulnerable to such countermeaures.)
That has already been done, but it is far more complicated to setup.
http://nsa.unaligned.org/
Or you could start using a more secure hashing function!
The time it takes to calculate the hash is insignificant for a real user, but an increase of even a tenth of a second to an attacker could mean the difference between a day and a week to crack a hash.
bluefish hashes take a long time (relative to md5 and sha1) to computer because the initialization takes a long time, there is no way to accelerate this initialization it must be preformed synchronously.
OpenBSD FTW!
So you encrypt the IP header and the router sends the packet where exactly? (As I'm sure you know most bit torrent clients support encryption, even forced encryption).
Virtualization seems like it is the solution, but there are certain technologies that virtual machines simply do not support. An example being EMS, Expanded Memory Specification for MS-DOS.
Sure you can, but that's not what the chips are marketed as.
It's a high end Desktop chip, Xeon are server chips.
Why bother hashing? why not just assign an arbitrary string of acceptable length to each candidate.
A hash of a single bit variable? Genius
The camera is to observe the high gain antenna, not to take pictures of the moon.