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morning all
tin.roof.rabbit, at the school i work at we have a enterprise key (although all the machines we buy, come packaged with either pro or home and the key is on a sticker on the side) that...

Ok, work at a school, and last year we heard about a kid that was doing up computers and selling them, and someone said that he had nicked that key's off the side of the workstations in a few of the...

from one lurker to another

I have to agree with gore, i've been helping out family and friends with networking issues since i was 15 an you can install a software firewall and configure the crap...

I actually helped setup a call centre here in Australia and between me and the 2 other guys that I was working with, we found some interesting flaws etc in VoIP.
It was only a matter of time before...

try and get ahold of an earlier version of NeoTrace when it was a free demo etc.
http://www.neotrace.com/
see waht that gives you.

yeah, thanks all.
I had googled it but didn't have the time right then to go through pages and pages of biology/dna results to find what i needed.
anyway, thanks again all.
Have what i needed.

thanks.
I had Googled but had no idea which company produced it,so was trying to wade through copious amounts of info on DNA.
Then i figured, why bother looking when someone else already knows....

Hey.
Not sure what section to put this in, but considering I'm officially a Noob admin, i suppose it counts.
I've heard of a piece of work station monitoring software called DNA, but recieved not...

Actually what mohaughn is saying is dead right.
Even in theory, there is no way to crack data that uses quantum encryprtion.

Think of it like this, it's packaged up in a polished black perspex...

"For instance, about nine months ago, Symantec warned of a critical protocol vulnerability in Radianz's voice-over-IP networks that received little media attention but was vital to fix nonetheless,...