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931.
Creating a backdoor in network card firmware(esec-lab.sogeti.com)
10 points by there 16y ago|1 comments
932.
by there 16y ago
i wrote up some content and code (just a greasemonkey script) for doing this on swoopo last year - http://jcs.org/notaweblog/2009/03/06/trying_to_game_swoopo_c... . i assume the site you did this with doesn't have the same problem as swoop
933.
Additional Discussion of the April China BGP Hijack Incident(asert.arbornetworks.com)
2 points by there 16y ago|0 comments
934.
by there 16y ago
GNU?
935.
by there 16y ago
it probably depends on what the pictures are of and what you need to use them for in the future.
936.
by there 16y ago
second the comment about the open dialog. it's confusing the first time you run it. when closing the inspector window via its 'X' icon, it tries to close the video. i just want to close the inspector window. when uploading a video to flic
937.
by there 16y ago
it's not, it's just that it doesn't run under X like most graphical applications. it's more like running a video game under DOS.
938.
by there 16y ago
a recent video of a talk about mirage: http://sna-projects.com/blog/2010/10/mirage/
939.
Hacking the Kinect - How to hack USB device drivers(ladyada.net)
245 points by there 16y ago|33 comments
940.
The reason behind the "nnCoection" HTTP header(forums.aws.amazon.com)
93 points by there 16y ago|8 comments
941.
The Case Against COICA(eff.org)
1 points by there 16y ago|0 comments
942.
Google Chrome tops 'Dirty Dozen' vulnerable apps list (networkworld.com)
17 points by there 16y ago|20 comments
943.
Thumbnail History of RDBMSs(freedb.schemamania.org)
1 points by there 16y ago|1 comments
944.
Dark Patterns: User Interfaces Designed to Trick People(wiki.darkpatterns.org)
1 points by there 16y ago|0 comments
945.
by there 16y ago
this can be done easily with pf using the dup-to flag of a match statement. using a span port or other physical network tap would probably be a better solution than these things in production, though.
946.
Stuxnet: A Breakthrough(symantec.com)
90 points by there 16y ago|24 comments
947.
by there 16y ago
13b - do something that warrants the eff coming to your rescue
948.
by there 16y ago
on the other hand, what if every application using that private API call was broken by a new firmware update that fixed the bug they were trying to work around? then the users suffer and that's the whole point of rejecting applications in
949.
Campaign | Access | Protect Our Privacy: Demand HTTPS(accessnow.org)
1 points by there 16y ago|0 comments
950.
Hotmail security improves with full-session HTTPS encryption(windowsteamblog.com)
1 points by there 16y ago|0 comments
951.
by there 16y ago
...because you had a camera in his face recording him after he just told you not to record anything. and then he later apologized.
952.
Blackhat 2010 video on remote timing attacks(rdist.root.org)
2 points by there 16y ago|0 comments
953.
Embed the V8 Javascript Interpreter into Ruby(github.com)
2 points by there 16y ago|0 comments
954.
by there 16y ago
Soon enough one guy gave me instructions on how to file a ticket which is all he really needed to do to get the username. i got @jcs the same way a couple months ago: open a ticket, ignore the auto-reply email telling you twitter doesn't
955.
Toshiba Introduces MacBook Air 'Blade-Type' SSDs to Mass Market(macrumors.com)
34 points by there 16y ago|18 comments
956.
PSA: Apple's iPhone may not wake you up on time tomorrow morning(engadget.com)
1 points by there 16y ago|0 comments
957.
by there 16y ago
i think if you have long-standing nytimes.com cookies, you still get prompted to login. if you delete them, you will be able to access everything normally.
958.
by there 16y ago
paging tom ptacek... tom ptacek to the white courtesy phone...
959.
by there 16y ago
I don't think the learner would appreciate the subtleties, and I don't agree that they'll learn anything from it. I can reinforce each lesson/problem you're describing one by one through the exercises, but a new person simply wouldn't know
960.
by there 16y ago
whatever you do, make your examples bulletproof. even if it's not how you would normally write the code and it seems overly cautious, do your audience a favor and write the example that way anyway. if there are any buffer overflows, intege

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