Hi Linux-IL list members,
Tk Open Systems is looking for an additional entry level system
administrator for permanent employment starting in January 2007.
The position is fulltime or 3/4 time, mostly in the Jerusalem area, some
travel to the Tel Aviv are might be required once or twice per
Quoting Zvi Har'El, from the post of Fri, 08 Dec:
Once you installed it, it really doesn't matter if somebody later breaks
to Effie's site (to Effie it would matter :'( ). If you haven't
installed it yet - you can download it, and examine the file contets (an
XPI file is just a fancy extension
On 08/12/06, Zvi Har'El [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
fancy extension to a ZIP archive) before installing it (from the local
file, of course). I would do it even if the file were signed, and even if
it came by a stork directly from mozdev :-) .
So is this what you do for every extension you
Just being a bit argumentative, you have 2 issues with this claim:
1) You can't tell by that logic if the zip has already been cracked.
The many eyes principle says that only you is probably not enough.
Now, if it was tab mix plus... :)
2) 6 months from now, when it will ask for an update, someone
I install extensions, but check what they do... Of course, with popular
extensions you can rely on the fact that somebody else checked them, but
when it goes to your bank account, you cannot be too careful.
Amos Shapira wrote, On 08/12/06 11:12:
On 08/12/06, *Zvi Har'El* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
After I tried using Dekel Tsur's guide to using hebrew truetype fonts with
teTex 3.0 with no success (due to directory and configuration file changes
in the new version) I wrote an updated version of the guide.
The new version can be found in:
Argh! There's no security model for Firefox extensions like there is
for, say, Java, where the external host (i.e. Firefox) limits what an
extension can do. The fact the extension claims to handle a banking
site doesn't make it a more or less likely vector of attack; its
ability to access your
Tehuti Networks (http://www.tehutinetworks.net/) is looking for Linux
Kernel Hacker
Job Description:
Linux kernel C/C++ software developer, responsible for designing,
implementing and testing software components for high-speed TCP
accelerator/offload devices.
Requirements:
* C/C++ programmer
Your private email address fails.
Sorry, list.
Jonathan Ben Avraham wrote:
Hi Linux-IL list members,
Tk Open Systems is looking for an additional entry level system
administrator for permanent employment starting in January 2007.
The position is fulltime or 3/4 time, mostly in the Jerusalem
