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I have several form submission areas on one of my websites which sends me an email via coldfusion's cfmail tag and I've received several similar to this over the last couple of weeks. My suspicion is...

if you want huge...

http://hiroc.lpl.arizona.edu/images/download.php?PSP_001367_1620_RED.jp2

it's 25590 x 43115

not exactly Paris..but cool nonetheless

btw... you need a jp2 viewer....

this happens to me regularly... after logging in... after posting a comment

be surprised if it was crawling (Happens everyday) but what do I know...

Moira...you using FF2? reason I ask is...

2038 is irrelevant

we're all doomed 2036-04-13.37

Apophis is projected to be within the orbits of most communication satellites ...and that's just a guess


geeez...how old will Bruce...

3 words

"bios boot password"

Most bios' can be set this way

it's a PITA but prevents (mostly) even local access linux boots and the like

yes you can open the box and yes you can reset the...

According to WG If you've got it set up correctly, the WG should detect the spoofed packets and drop them

http://www.watchguard.com/help/lss/73/blocking/blockin3.htm

seen this before?

http://www.google.ca/search?q=confidential+%22do+not+distribute

65,100 hits??? geez

that was more of a comment on the slow rate of change in a lot of shops...however i don't know (in my little world) of any who are going to jump straight to vista...from 2k OR xp...too many...

I wouldn't go that far...at least if you are talking about functionally obsolete. I know of lots of shops out there who are "thinkin about upgrading to xp..." we actually have a few 2k/O2K boxes...

My setup is similar to Net2's

I use a Watchguard products and have licensed both their Branch Office VPN and Mobile User VPN options.

The 2 main offices use F700's and are connected via a vpn...

http://www.theregister.com/2006/09/04/browzar_backlash/

it uses IE's activeX browser ???

wtf

gimme 30 seconds and I can give you a vb app using IE activex browser...you want it in...

hehe..well yes... but doesn't walmart own the US economy? :O

of course fining them would only mean they have to reduce what they pay to their chinese factory workers...

Walmart - always low...

maybe it was the pizza guys again..http://www.theregister.com/2006/08/24/pizza_fraud_scam/

as for PCI fines... afaik, they only apply if you dopn't report or you're not "compliant"

From Visa's...

btw..i thought it was interesting that all (i think) of the firewalls listed in the poll were software based...

personally(and professionally actually) I'd never rely on a single point of...

At work we use watchguard x700's as gateways and blink from eEye for desktops.

http://www.watchguard.com/products/core.asp
http://www.eeye.com/html/products/blink/index.html

The X700's are...

some additional sites resolve to the same IP

http://hphosts.mysteryfcm.co.uk/?s=login.fric.cn

and it appears on a blocked sites list here...

and in what seems to becoming all the rage...the patch needs a patch

http://www.theregister.com/2006/08/24/intel_centrino_update_glitch/

sad truth is that if someone could catch all of it, there would be no more spam...

the money is big and these guys are smart. spam schemes targetting known spam servers are no good against spam...

you could check out the cookie crumbler extension for firefox...but that one takes an entire click and it's not IE (which is a good thing but that's a different thread...)

another lame, untested...

the cure to that is a piece of cake if you have local access...
http://home.eunet.no/pnordahl/ntpasswd/


doesn't matter how complex your pwd is when you (or someone else) has local access

i had the same problem with NIS 2005...never did get it to work properly...after 2 fdisk and formats I tossed the CD and swore I'd never use a symantec consumer product again...

i think Outlook Express is the greatest software ever written

at least when you consider

1) a gazillion people used it
2) a bizillion people were exploited and learned about security (ok...

you might find the answer here

http://www.fssr.ru/hz.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&p=87454

(course deciphering the cyrillic may be more difficult than the cipher :0)

Pat...I'd Like to buy a...

My webserver uses clamAV ...open source, free from most "features" and beats major AV companies to protection 77% of the time
http://www.linuxpipeline.com/166400446 (also has a wintel port)

At...

time for a patch or 2


http://support.intel.com/support/wireless/wlan/sb/CS-023068.htm