At my school, viruses are being sent to entire classes by means of mailing
lists and catch-all emails, such as [EMAIL PROTECTED] type deals.
The frequency of these compared to regular virus emails makes it seem that
some viruses actively target these type of addresses.
-Jason
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There is always the popular
while(1){
document.alert("Hi");
}
Which forces people to use process viewer to quit. On Win98 it calls
for a restart. (Or pview if you have it).
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Here is a pdf i found (i think on packetstorm) with a very very detailed
look at ethereal
mail.rochester.edu/~jfreidma/ethereal.pdf
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> In AD you simply set the group policies and you're done. This is a
> *good* thing, which will reduce work for admins and make the enterprise
> more secure. For personal users, they will have a box that is truly a
> client and cannot be a server without their specific authorization.
> That is a
From my experience working at NASA (moffet field as an intern one
summer) was that their IT department (in my building) was good at what
they did but had a pretty restrictive security policy (which is a good
thing i guess). So i would rate them as excellent although too
restrictive.
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Jason
-annihilation." -- Johnny Hart
> ***testing, only testing, and damn good at it too!***
>
> OK, so you're a Ph.D. Just don't touch anything.
>
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modules unless the program is in a config file. It would make it easier
(i would think) to lockdown a computer for outgoing connections as well
as add a new layer of security.
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This reminds me of the memory tubes using mercury and so on that would
send the signals down the tube read them and resend them.
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I have just read and signed the online petition:
"Stop Verisign DNS Abuse"
at:
http://www.whois.sc/verisign-dns/
I personally agree with what this petition
