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SSH Password attacks using domain name elements as userid
SSH Password attacks using domain name elements as userid, (Fri, Jan 27th)
A reader (Thanks Jim!) mentioned earlier today that his SSHlogs were showing access attempts u ...(more)...
CISCO Ironport C & M Series telnet vulnerability, (Fri, Jan 27th)
In case you missed it there is a vulnerability in the CISCOIronport telnet service. Details ca ...(more)...
ISC StormCast for Friday, January 27th 2012 http://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=2287, (Fri, Jan 27th)
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ISC Feature of the Week: ISC Link Back, (Wed, Jan 25th)
Overview
Need to attribute information to ISC? Want to provide users with an avenue to visit the I ...(more)...
pcAnywhere users patch now!, (Wed, Jan 25th)
Symantec released a patch for pcAnywhere products that fixes couple of vulnerabilities, among which ...(more)...
ISC StormCast for Thursday, January 26th 2012 http://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=2284, (Thu, Jan 26th)
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ISC StormCast for Wednesday, January 25th 2012 http://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=2281, (Wed, Jan 25th)
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Is it time to get rid of NetBIOS?, (Tue, Jan 24th)
NetBIOS, and its weaknesses that allow extremely easy spoofing have been well known all the way sinc ...(more)...
ISC StormCast for Tuesday, January 24th 2012 http://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=2278, (Tue, Jan 24th)
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Javascript DDoS Tool Analysis, (Sun, Jan 22nd)
Last week's denial of service attack agains the Department of Justice (justice.gov), ...(more)...
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Cnet.com 5 Most Recent Stories |
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Twitter boycott looms with censorship accusations
When Twitter announced it would withhold tweets country-by-country based on local restrictions, it said it was being more transparent. But some users disagree.
Anonymous takes aim over Europe's SOPA
Hackers are attacking sites and looking to expose information on European officials in response to the signing of the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement. ACTA critics say it's even worse than the Stop Online Piracy Act floated in the U.S.
Microsoft's Kelihos botnet suspect says he's innocent
St. Petersburg, Russia-based Andrey N. Sabelnikov says he is "absolutely not guilty" of participating in the creation of the huge spam network that Microsoft shut down last September.
Windows 8 stable on ARM, going to developers soon, say sources
Windows 8 on ARM is coming along nicely, thank you, according to a couple of sources with whom CNET spoke.
What's a PS Vita game cost? Ask again tomorrow
The bean counters at Sony need to make up their minds on how they are pricing PS Vita games.
Hey, AT&T, quit whining!
Instead of complaining about the FCC's decision to squash the T-Mobile merger and blaming the agency for raising prices, AT&T needs to shut up and move on.
Google thinks that Google+ is Google. Is it?
If Google+ and Google search aren't two different things, there's no conflict in emphasizing Google+ in search results. Right?
Apple eyeing move to 'programmable magnets'?
Coded magnets could introduce new means of data transfer and user interfaces, indicates patent application uncovered by Patently Apple.
Jobs e-mail to Schmidt suggests no-poaching deal in play
A newly unearthed e-mail exchange between Apple's Steve Jobs and Google's Eric Schmidt shows Jobs actively telling Google not to try to hire its employees, resulting in the firing of at least one recruiter.
Will the Nintendo Network...work?
Nintendo says it's streamlining its online experience across multiple platforms. Here's what the company needs to do for it to work.
PlayStation Vita will launch with 8GB card for limited time
Sony announces the "Launch Bundle" version of its PlayStation Vita, which will include a 8GB card and free game for the same price as the 3G/Wi-Fi model.
EU Commission: Go ahead, Sony, own 'Sony Ericsson'
The European Commission OKs Sony's buyout of the Sony Ericsson brand, bringing us one step closer to Sony-branded mobile phones.
Lifelens malaria app wins Microsoft 'Imagine Cup' grant
Microsoft announces that Team Lifelens of the U.S., a finalist in the 2011 Imagine Cup competition, has won a $75,000 grant.
Untethered tech: Wireless sensors monitor brain waves
It used to be that electroencephalography required users to sit still for a computer to track the brain's impulses. New advances have made that technology wireless and mobile.
Reporters' Roundtable: Apple's China problem
iPhones, iPads, and most other small electronics are assembled in vast factories in China. Reports on working conditions at these plants are not favorable. We talk with New York Times reporter Charles Duhigg and monologuist Mike Daisey.
Apple's iPad turns 2: A look back and ahead
Apple's iPad made its debut two years ago today. CNET takes a look back at its origins, its successes, and what's rumored to be coming next.
At 'Twitter for video' Tout, happy celebs mean explosive growth
<b style="color:#900;">day on the job</b> For Tout director of community and content Gardner Loulan, a normal day can mean shooting music videos, providing customer service, and rushing off to show NFL players how to use the startup's micro-video service.
Apple catches flak in China supply chain saga
<b style="color:#900;">roundup</b> The maker of iPads and iPhones is hardly alone among tech companies that rely heavily on Chinese factories under scrutiny for labor practices. But it's become the flashpoint.
Google Music update makes service useful for backing up tunes
The Web giant's two-month-old music service now offers users the ability to download songs in bulk, easing the process of restoring a PC music library.
Vintage 3D 'wiggle GIFs' respun with library's cool tool
In its push to reinvent itself in the Web era, the New York Public Library releases the Stereogranimator, a tool that lets users create flickering 3D GIFs from its archive of "stereographs."
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Warning About Dell Computers.. Think Long And Hard Before You Buy One |
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There was a time when I thought Dell Computers where a gone buy, but those days are long good. When you buy a computer from a large company you expect good service, well Dell does not have good service just and endless run around of transfer you from one department to another. To tell the story in complete,I will now go into detail, I stopped in the Dell Booth at COMDEX on Tuesday Nov. 18,2003 and asked a few questions which I could not get answer until someone said let me get the expert on the dimensions for you, I think she said he was the product manager. I waited and then told him my requires for the workstation I was looking for and wanted to purchase a Dell since I already have several and like them. I told him I wanted a small form factor PC with and internal 802.11G wireless network card , and if they did not have the card as long as I could add a PCI card to it that is find, and do not need an OS. The Dell rep said sure the 4600C can do that but had to get an OS so go XP home to save the money., I said that I could not find a option to have wireless built-in and he said that it did. Who was I to tell the guy about is product. He got on his company and price it up and I liked it so he placed the order right there for me. Nice I thought that I order from a mail order/online vendor without doing anything and in person. Boy was I wrong. The pc came, I tried to track it but it never would show the tracking info until after it was delivered by UPS, I went to re-install to Windows XP Pro so was getting all the driver cds and discovered that the wireless adapter was a USB external adapter not as was requested but I liked the PC and the 17-Inch LCD so would live with it. I thought it would be a snap to get the correct adapter. After 5 hours on the phone I finally had the correct adapter ordered and a something coming to return the other. The details of the my phone calls are to come, but to give an overview for now, I was transfered atleast 5 times within an hour and each time I had to start the story over, and this was after I had spent 4 hours before to get no where but have a case number that no one really cared to have and being told I called the wrong department even though I was transfered there. Tune back in for the specific details.
Michael Dell said this in an Interview I read that was linked to from on Dell's web site:
How will you keep evolving your structure? Will you have to become more like an IBM?
We don’t want to do that. We don’t want to act like a big company as we get bigger. Our structure is still very fast, very flexible. It doesn’t have a huge number of layers. Communication happens quickly. Our goal is to retain that as much as we can. ( the complete interview can be found here , http://www.chiefexecutive.net/mag/193/index.html
Well to late, you have already are acting like one.
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