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Researchers Boot Million Linux Kernels to Help Botnet Research
By: Brian Prince
2009-08-12

Scientists at Sandia National Laboratories have demonstrated the ability to run more than 1 million...

Researchers at the University of California, Santa Barbara, say they seized control of the Torpig botnet for 10 days earlier in 2009 and uncovered 70GB worth of financial data, from credit card...

Have you tried it without any text between the commands?

productdisplay.asp?idProduct=-1 UNION SELECT 1,2 FROM users--

I thought it was that way working with asp

Yes those crazy Nigerians have yet another scam and this one involves puppies.

Mentioned in this article

I decided to check out a local newspaper site and found one ad with no phone number....

I agree that Dell does have prices that can be difficult to beat their price for a low to mid quality system; performance might be a different story. nihil mentioned old business systems, you can...

I wonder if these will be shown on Dell's website when they start selling Linux boxes?

http://www.novell.com/linux/meetlinux/

419ers



A law? Probably won't help at all but looks nice in the papers.

Reminds me of the fun I had a few years ago. Though wasn't a Russian "woman" it was a Filipino woman (yes it was a woman as we talked via Yahoo IM and was able to see/hear her)

She started off...

You may have already read through this one but in case you haven't:

An Introductory Resource Guide for Implementing the HIPAA Security Rule

Also if it is possible that people from outside the...

Live OneCare



IMO this means that Windows Defender may not be free any more. Haven't seen the full details yet on the programs included so I may be wrong.

The price does seem in line...

Microsoft has released a beta version of an application that will check to see if your current system will run Vista. From Vista's core to "advance" features.

Windows Vista Upgrade Advisor Beta
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Related incident: Botmaster gets 57 months in prison



Hopefully the more these people get caught, having to pay restitution and jail time will actually make some people think before trying...

When I do have issues/questions Google is usually one of the first places I do go to (interesting to me how "Google" has become an integrated part of the internet lexicon). I do agree with the...

I am sure you have gone here but just in case here is what was "fixed" with downloaded SP2.

Service Pack 2

I did find this post which hopefully will be of some use to you:

CD compares: XP...

An interesting article:

Getting to a Semantic Web on the Internet

This "next step" in the web world is definately needed. But I do wonder what the HIPPA/Safe Harbor people think about this....

The company I work for has products in multiple countries and use Safe Harbor instead of HIPAA. From what I have experienced Safe Harbor is more stringent especially when it comes to personal data....

Even when problems are found, Microsoft takes their time to fix them ...

Users urged to fix browser flaw

Guess if all else fails:

http://www.ssiworld.com/watch/computers.htm :)

A related news article about this subject:

Viruses leap to smart radio tags

Thanks for the link to the full text SirDice very interesting read.

The mantra should always be "Nothing is...

Computer Researchers Warn of Net Attacks





When are people going to stop using Huricane Katrina as a comparator to everything. :mad:

This does make me wonder if it wasn't related in...

Seems Chase is not alone ... those darn hackers are everywhere ...



"Here" pointed to: hxtpp://www.visaeur.com/lostvisa/

As was done previously I have done I've placed an x in the...

Just pointing out that the site mentioned doesn't seem to be updating the ISO or the links any longer. It was a good resource to see what may be out there but you may have to either click on the...

I agree that RSA keyfob devices and VPN may be the best option given the size of your company. At my company they use Cisco VPN Client on the user’s pc to connect to a VPN server for authentication...

This may be a little off the topic of the original post but it does somewhat relate to my problem.

I've recently purchased a Dell Inspiron 600m with an Intel 2200BG wireless card installed. ...

TigerShark,

I've only seen a problem like this with PC Anywhere installed/running but it was after an upgrading a system to XP Home a few years ago and ended up removing PC Anywhere.

I know...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/4259554.stm







With the VoIM also being release by Yahoo and others just another method of attack/spamming.