"How to Catch Hackers" People must learn the difference between hackers and cybercriminals. And this: "They hide behind software that obscures their identity..." It makes it sound like being protective of ones privacy…
"much like Musk’s Hyperloop" Based on the fail of Musk's Hyperloop I really don't see this to be a good idea. And I assume this will only launch capsules without humans inside.
What article?
When I deleted my Facebook and Twitter I wrote a simple little js-bot which did all the work :)
Good thing I use MD5 for everything... no, but as with everything else companies are really slow with upgrading their security, and many that I've seen are still using both MD5 and SHA1 for both certificates,…
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Yep, I only read half and kinda got the feeling "X is green and Y is green therefore X = Y". A lot of "what if", "might it", "could it be" and so on...
That is exactly my point. I never use the word steal either as it would imply loss for the original owner. My point was directed to the privacy concern together with the impossibility of knowing what happens when the…
Me neither :) check here again in 10 days.
If you haven't looked it up for yourself in 10 days (when I have access to my PC) and if I remember this, I will send you some reference to read. But I if you really want to find out (which I doubt) just look it up…
Next time when I have access to a PC I can do the searching and reading for you, but until then you will have to wait. I will have access to a PC in about 10 days. I'm not great at typing without a keyboard. But if you…
The question was about Microsoft, and it depends on the definition of "stealing" and the definition of "your". It's in the terms and conditions when using their services. As a user you agree to a lot, that you probably…
It happens all the time, and also; when using proprietary software you never know, and that's the big issue (for me). I never use SaS or MS-products (I only use FOSS) so I don't fear for myself.
The idea of storing sensitive data at one of the most data hungry company in the world "for security", doesn't sound like it came from a genius. I thought I was pretty clear earlier? Moving FOSS into the cloud as a SaS…
Trading privacy for a false sense of security, are we?
I have the same problem, with often abstract crazy problems involving myself as part of the equation. It could be writing a system that gives me the ability to sleep or close my eyes, but also real problems that I…
"How to Catch Hackers" People must learn the difference between hackers and cybercriminals. And this: "They hide behind software that obscures their identity..." It makes it sound like being protective of ones privacy…
"much like Musk’s Hyperloop" Based on the fail of Musk's Hyperloop I really don't see this to be a good idea. And I assume this will only launch capsules without humans inside.
What article?
When I deleted my Facebook and Twitter I wrote a simple little js-bot which did all the work :)
Good thing I use MD5 for everything... no, but as with everything else companies are really slow with upgrading their security, and many that I've seen are still using both MD5 and SHA1 for both certificates,…
slow clapping
Yep, I only read half and kinda got the feeling "X is green and Y is green therefore X = Y". A lot of "what if", "might it", "could it be" and so on...
That is exactly my point. I never use the word steal either as it would imply loss for the original owner. My point was directed to the privacy concern together with the impossibility of knowing what happens when the…
Me neither :) check here again in 10 days.
If you haven't looked it up for yourself in 10 days (when I have access to my PC) and if I remember this, I will send you some reference to read. But I if you really want to find out (which I doubt) just look it up…
Next time when I have access to a PC I can do the searching and reading for you, but until then you will have to wait. I will have access to a PC in about 10 days. I'm not great at typing without a keyboard. But if you…
The question was about Microsoft, and it depends on the definition of "stealing" and the definition of "your". It's in the terms and conditions when using their services. As a user you agree to a lot, that you probably…
It happens all the time, and also; when using proprietary software you never know, and that's the big issue (for me). I never use SaS or MS-products (I only use FOSS) so I don't fear for myself.
The idea of storing sensitive data at one of the most data hungry company in the world "for security", doesn't sound like it came from a genius. I thought I was pretty clear earlier? Moving FOSS into the cloud as a SaS…
Trading privacy for a false sense of security, are we?
I have the same problem, with often abstract crazy problems involving myself as part of the equation. It could be writing a system that gives me the ability to sleep or close my eyes, but also real problems that I…