. Nice to have a 'local' backup. The PocketPC is also a
cell/GPRS device. Yes, I know, but if it's bad enough to effect the cell
system, the power company is likely already on the job. ;0
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Not to mention that most firewalls and IDSs that DeepSight relies on
didn't flag on 1434 before Slammer.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On
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Sent: Thursday
, there are some client solutions. broadly supported
is a different matter.
Only convenient kludge that is (mostly) provider independent is a
webmail service, a completely different can of worms/flame war.
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. This will always be tragedy-of-the-commons; the very things
that make service attractive for Joe PayingCustomer also make it easy
for Joe Spammer/Hax0r.
Open-Secure, choose your business plan carefully. Good Luck.
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regards,
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Sent: Tuesday, January 28, 2003 8:03 PM
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Subject: Re: Banc of America Article
FWIW:
http
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Sent: Tuesday, January 28, 2003 9:46 PM
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Subject: Dropouts since Saturday 1/25/03 only affecting web traffic?
According
The original NSI SI,
National-Security-Internet-(Survivable-Infrastructure), model was
replaced years ago by the BBC, Best-Business-Case model, puns intended.
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this specifically works without
looking at the BoA specific ATM code but I'd be willing to bet the code
errs on the side of customer convenience over absolute security. See
most software as examples.
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I've also seen a few 25/110/111 requests in my logs
but it didn't seem higher than 'normal.'
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outside forces affect change in the current business model. Just my 2¢.
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To: Al Rowland
-to-the-curb is the norm we'll be able to 'Ride the Light'
Until then, your mileage may vary. You might also see some change in
settlement plans and consumer pricing about that same time.
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. No monthly fee. I do
pay for the DirecTV feed, but that's a separate flame war.
Of course, you could just as easily be right.
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And you are using shielded cable, correct?
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://update.internetweek.com/cgi-bin4/flo?y=eKGj0BfFir0V30BpZb0Ad
It's the interface between the chair and the keyboard...
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. No need to upgrade to use more bandwidth. :)
So let's change your analogy to the day after you upgraded from dialup
to broadband...
Just my 2¢.
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on customers but sure made it interesting for the staff.
Beavis and Butthead are much more likely to cause mayhem than Osama or
Mohamed. 9-11 proved that human engineering is much more effective than
any technology.
Just my 2¢ worth.
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The FBI unit working these cases will be happy to confirm most do
originate in Africa even if the money ultimately ends up elsewhere.
http://www.fbi.gov/majcases/fraud/fraudschemes.htm#nigerian
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Actually, there are different grades of jet fuel as well as diesel. JP4
is 'common' but JP3 also has the characteristic of extinguishing fires
and requires an accelerant to ignite. It was used in SR-71s among
others.
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But the press learned long ago the more isolated an incident is to the
average consumer, the more horrific they can make it sound without
scaring anyone personally. Appealing to the glad that wasn't me!
emotion that also causes slowdowns around every wreck on the road and
live coverage of police
Jason,
There're multiple answers depending on what you mean by DNS server one
uses.
Whois on the domain will list the DNS servers of record. Some domains
also spread load over RNS servers so a dig, per a previous answer, will
give more specific announced servers currently in the zone files.
That [WEB] will give people a false sense of security. IMHO those
'people' are a group that is a subset of folk that will do 'unwise'
things no matter what level of scurity is in place.
Move along, nothing to see here...
Internet != secure, period.
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Don't know the history of this input but MS is in the process of an auto
security update for ALL XP machines worldwide. Might have something to
do with this behavior.
On a side note, it kills ALL E-mail attachments (MS files et al) and
significant web content. Security vulnerability in XP. As I
I believe the question was use of the access to spam, not just that the
majority of users leave their equipment (all, not just the wireless
part) in the original, out-of-the-box configuration. Remember those
comments on the flahsing 12:00 on most VCRs?
BTW, everyone out there with a random
The cost of enabling/labeling may be only a 'few cents more' but the
cost of support when Joe Sixpack forgets his key/loses the label is
another story altoghether. There's a reason most equipment, not just
wireless, is deliverd in 'chimp simple' configuration...
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To: Al Rowland
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Drive-by spam hits wireless LANs
This is what console ports / direct cable connects to a mgmt
port (usb or whatnot) are useful for. As well as an overall 'clear
config' button
, September 11, 2002 11:39 AM
To: Al Rowland
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: National Moment of Silence
On Mon, 9 Sep 2002, Al Rowland wrote:
I would think there might be a few folk streaming live feeds during
this period. Might even result in a higher traffic load leading up to
and through
Okay, I'm going to break my promise,
Can anyone document more than one isolated instance, if that, of
spammers using North American Cyber Cafes? (This is NANOG)
If so, wouldn't appropriate AUP with appropriate fines to the CC the
user used for access be a more appropriate sniper rifle shot
Steganography looked great in that hollywood movie Along Came a Spider
with Morgan Freeman (or at least the 'screen friendly' version they
portrayed) but a recent study of millions of graphics across USENET
found zero steganographic images. Great theory, no examples found in the
wild, other than
Kinda breaks broadband streaming audio/video in a Java/other web applet
though...among other things.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of
Iljitsch van Beijnum
Sent: Monday, September 09,
Okay,
If we're going to go off the deep end here, how about the effect of a
small yield air burst over $importantplace? Not designed to maximize
casualties/damage but rather EMP? A large number of senior military
officials got that 'deer-in-the-headlights' look a few decades back when
a
To reinforce a dissenting opinion, And your explanation accounts for
suicide bombers how? I would think a smoking hole in the ground
containing a train or whatever, particularly if lose of life is
involved, would be much more appealing to the motivations of most
terrorists than a couple of
Perhaps the military has more interest in controlling access than in
making sure John Q. Public is able to reach their sites? There's also
little commercial interest in making sure they're available.
I'm willing to bet the important stuff doesn't rely on DNS anyway. ;)
Just my 2¢
Best
Then the question becomes, Is running your own mail server worth some
registration cost? Very similar to the I want my own special part of
the Internet (web server). Okay, pay your $70 for two years (or
whatever).
BTW, just curious, who announces your MX records?
Best regards,
fold back systems like Bose noise cancelling headsets depend on the
microphones being adjacent to each other. The further apart they are the
more difficult it becomes to sync the noise. A digital delay helps but
at some point of source divergence even it won't help.
Of course these measures
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