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by jagermo 14y ago
Yeah, "radioactive hurricane" should be mentioned a lot earlier. Is anyone really that crazy to consider something like that? It sounds like the idea of a Bond villain.
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Google, Microsoft and Nokia launch one-stop 'hide from maps' service in Germany(zdnet.com)
2 points by jagermo 14y ago|0 comments
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by jagermo 14y ago
I recommend his entry at attrition. This guy is a charlatan, always has been. http://attrition.org/errata/charlatan/kimble/ For those with German skills here are some of his posts at the de.org.ccc Usenet http://nopaste.me/paste/1978187
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by jagermo 14y ago
the worst thing about this whole megaupload fubar is that Mr Schmitz gets airtime again. I had hoped that he would have disappeared for good. He was an annoying fake back when he only operated in Germany and didn't get any better over the y
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by jagermo 14y ago
what is this? Did you just copy the two paragraphs from some handbook? I miss additional information, e.g. about known attacks or vulnerabilities.
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by jagermo 14y ago
Can we stop making the "Gates" joke? Yes, he is still chairman, but left Microsoft in 2006. That was before Hacker News was started...
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by jagermo 14y ago
it is still there, sadly only at Terminal 2: http://www.munich-airport.de/en/consumer/aufenthalt_trans/ho...
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by jagermo 14y ago
I'm not sure, if it was a technical failure, but here is a great talk from Def Con 19 about security and high trading systems https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ncpm6vRi9F4
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by jagermo 14y ago
This might be the only way to reach all of the infected. Up till now they were passive, now they are forced to take action - even if it's just complaining to their ISP. I don't want to know, what other kind of malware is working on those 30
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by jagermo 14y ago
excatly. And it does not mean, that a journalist doesn't notice you. If a similar story comes up, he might remember your mail and call you up out of the blue.
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by jagermo 14y ago
actually I'm a journalist and i get a lot of mails from marketing people who think they know what journalists want. Most of them do not. I have no interest in superlatives for example. Sure, you don't need one to start, but please, show me
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by jagermo 14y ago
I agree. I normally prefer long blog entries to generic press releases, but I work in a very technical environment and have the time to work on articles. That's why it is so important to know your journalists. If they ask you: "Have you rea
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by jagermo 14y ago
few pointers: Never, and I mean, never ever, call a journalist after you sent them your news and ask them if they got your mail and when they will write about it. It's a sure way to get you blacklisted. Target your mail. A tech-blog needs
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WPS Brute Force: a Google doc with vulnerable devices(docs.google.com)
2 points by jagermo 15y ago|0 comments