Hi,
It is just a rapid way of identifying people which is not a bad thing in
some circumstances. Some catagories of patient carry alert bracelets to
inform any medical practitioners that they have certain severe reactions
or specific medical conditions.
I would immediately accept a chip
Hi,
Any recommendations on site hosting services / Portal framewroks / site
builders...
I've heard PHPNuke is pretty solid.
Simon
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Hi,
Also, right before I wrote this message I blocked port 443 in and out on our
firewall at the bank! I will be going over these servers very carefully
tonight to look for anything wacky or goofy.
This kind of reminds me of one fine day, when I was greeted by the words
This system
Hi,
When you want to be the leader, you don't ask questions like that. You
recognize problems and you solve them and one of the problems today for
Windows is that MS is making it very difficult to keep patched if the user
doesn't want to put the machine on the net BEFORE it's fully patched.
Hi,
How can i know if there a sniffer running in my network?
In the Good Old Days(tm), at LAN parties, we used to send out garbled
packets (that would make Windows' IP stack crash) to a nonexistant
hardware address, then looked who got a bluescreen. Of course, this
makes sense only in
Hi,
- - cryptographically, it appears more secure (i.e. larger public key
sizes possible)
It's not size that matters, but technique.
Seriously, both protocols support the same encryption methods and key
lengths.
- - it seems to be more widely used
Depending on the community you're looking
Hi,
According to the analysis posted to NANOG by a number of
researchers (http://www.caida.org/analysis/security/sapphire/),
It infected the majority of hosts within the first 10 minutes.
[...]
This seems important is because it shows that a high rate
of saturation can be achieved among
Henrik,
I guess many people also thinks that having a PGP signature on mails
make them - true (while paranoid people would actually verify the
signatures)
No, PGP signatures help me establish trust to individuals by allowing me
to connect messages by the same individual to each other and
Hi,
[...]
The ms-sql vulnerability has been known to the public for six months.
[...]
If the ms-sql bug had never been disclosed, and was slipped quietly to
Microsoft, this never would have happened, and the same responsible
administrators would have upgraded their software.
No comment.
Heorgi,
On Sun, Dec 22, 2002 at 02:29:26PM +0200, Georgi Guninski wrote:
Simon Richter wrote:
[...] and I'm asking now whether you would like
those features on your home box as well, even if you had to give up DVD
copying or get special illegal hardware for it.
Illegal hardware???
Special
Hi,
On Fri, Dec 20, 2002 at 02:47:59AM +0100, yossarian wrote:
Would you buy/use it if you had the choice? I mean, there are a lot of
advantages... :-)
Now you've got me interested - what advantages is TCPA offering me?
We're currently talking about the (hypothetical) features of the
Bruce,
I'd say protection from binary viruses and stack overflows, plus if
[...]
I'm sorry, maybe I was sleeping in class... can somebody explain to me
how a TCPA machine (as currently hypothesized) would keep stack overflows
from happening? Is this a facet of having a nub check each and
Hi Andrew,
On Thu, Dec 19, 2002 at 09:06:58AM +0200, Andrew Thomas wrote:
form a lobby group and ask for the owner + web of trust
solution. It is technically doable and in the line of liberalism, so I think it
has a good chance of becoming law.
I might be missing something, but how does
Hi,
On Mon, Dec 16, 2002 at 04:12:51PM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Information Security would like to ask your opinion on Microsoft's
Trustworthy Computing initiative. Please answer the following questions:
I have different questionnaire:
1. Do you think the TC initiative (as it currently
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