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by benedikt 13y ago
Kernel panic on Ubuntu 12.04 * Linux bk-ak 3.2.0-40-generic #64-Ubuntu SMP Mon Mar 25 21:22:10 UTC 2013 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
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by benedikt 14y ago
This is just faulty logic. openssh is one of the most secure projects. It's developed by the security obsessed (and I mean it in a kind way) folks at OpenBSD. I, for one, am ready to place for more trust in openssh than in any VPN daemon. T
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by benedikt 14y ago
> The VM was rebooted on Jan 7, apparently in an attempt to get things working again. Who rebooted the VM? If it was the attackers, this implies that they had root. But the post only states that they could execute code as the moin user.
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by benedikt 14y ago
> the nature of that license makes its use in certain classes of business very, very dangerous Well, thats the point of it.
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by benedikt 14y ago
> (2) "Stalker" downvoting, which is when a person retaliates to a comment by downvoting that person's contributions en masse. This is why downvots (or upvotes) are not registered if you vote from the user-page.
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by benedikt 14y ago
> 1. The specs for the radio chip are easily available, so she could identify the actual packets from looking at the voltages on four wires. How does one go about doing this? Is this done on hardware or some wireshark-esque software too
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MS patents 'silently recording communications' 1 ago. Published June 23. Skype?(appft1.uspto.gov)
6 points by benedikt 15y ago|1 comments
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by benedikt 15y ago
In order for a systematic solution to exist, the cipher must be systematic. Maybe Zodiac didn't make it mathematically or systematically. Humans are pattern-loving creatures, maybe these Reddit users found a pattern that has escaped everyon
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by benedikt 15y ago
Since there is quite a bit of money involved one might wonder if someone is trying to profit. One could take this even further, put up his best tinfoil hat and ask how much control MtGox has or had over the market. Is that possible scenario
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by benedikt 15y ago
I read in Torvalds "Just for fun" that the version numbers for the Linux kernel were always supposed to indicate how far to the next major release it is. In the book he mentioned that it really tough when he bumped the version number up to
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by benedikt 15y ago
More bandwidth and users have probably made it a very stressful job for ~5 people.
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by benedikt 15y ago
I noticed that they are willing to give away passwords, but not willing to point out the SQL injection.