NO ENGINEERING certificate is required in the US to design routers or
associated devices or for that matter any form of internet equipment.
Frank
On Tuesday 24 February 2004 01:13 pm, John T. Williams wrote:
> What if someone hacks belkin's web server and puts an browser exploit on
> the page wh
What if someone hacks belkin's web server and puts an browser exploit on
the page which causes the computer to be infected with a virus maybe
[EMAIL PROTECTED] DOSing belkin and sco?
This is a clear ethics violation by the rules taught in my Computer
Professionalism class. The Engineers who de
What if someone hacks belkin's web server and puts an browser exploit on
the page which causes the computer to be infected with a virus maybe
[EMAIL PROTECTED] DOSing belkin and sco?
This is a clear ethics violation by the rules taught in my Computer
Professionalism class. The Engineers who de
Hi All
You are certainly correct but you need to take that thought a bit futher.
What if this is not the ONLY method of extraneous control that is built into
the product?
What is hackers find out how to control your routers by this method.
What if you use such products and this causes a loss
that is a *horrifying* story. i'll certainly join you in boycotting
belkin products while they maintain such a heinous policy and
unapologetic tone. the mind boggles when you consider that the maker
of a NIC chip could do something similar, or a video card maker could
paint pop-up ads right into
Hi All
For a week or so now I have been starting up my laptop in the office and
receiving a immediate pop-up spam add.
Havinf all filters turned on including security, popups and cookies I was
going nuts trying to figure out how I had became infected with a url transfer
spam program in my Linu
