Yes, there's a classic attack that involves incremental access.
The attacker starts out with a blank key and a lighter (or candle, or similar). Before visiting the door, he uses the lighter to put a thin layer of soot on the top edge of the blank key.
The attacker approaches the door, puts the ...
Im surprised this wasn't mentioned
I'm not even that great at lock picking, and I've heard of it (granted, I heard about it from an expert, but still...)
@schroeder easy. You answer direct questions factually and accurately with the minimum amount of information possible and never volunteer information :)
@RoryAlsop I remember the first time I got an Internal audit when I was in security, naively thought they would help, ended up with a red report with actions I had to do that I'd told them about!
@RoryAlsop I think when I used to deal with them, they were getting rated based on the number of red reports issued, which is not a good metric if they want people to work with them..
@kalina No, I meant the music that's playing in the video, I know that laptop actually has really good sound.... because I spend €1200 on getting a Customized model
talking about that, it should be done around today somewhere, should call the shop in a few minutes for a status update
My coffee habits are weird. I never drink coffee. But I like eating coffee flavoured ice and chocolate and even whole coffee beans encased in chocolate.
This might get me suspended from the site butt I cannot resist.
The shape you are looking for can probably be approximated (depending how anal you want to be about the outcome) by two assymetric probability distributions. The obvious choices would be a Poasson or a log normal distribution. I wil...
@Kalina learn sword fighting, or possibly the use of the haldberd or pike. You'll not get be bored, and people will remain a sufficient distance from you?
@kalina Do you feel "skin inflammation and peeling, irritability, tremors, convulsions, weakness, headaches, depression, diarrhea, vomiting, and other symptoms" ?
nooo... kalina would never make such a statement, obviously she was talking about boredom (noun): emotional state experienced when an individual is left without anything in particular to do, and not interested in their surroundings
certainly not calculating the average radius of ...
but really... they're just shoes, I already have shoes
@Simon I duno, I heard the screen on the nexus 9 is responsive and bright and the device is fast and my primary use for the device is watching movies on planes
planes/boats/car journeys when I'm not driving
and then there's my car, which has nothing wrong with it except I'm bored of the colour
I don't even need a new pc
so then I start looking at things like drones
and I'm like well, I don't want an expensive one because the first thing I'm going to do is crash it into the ground
but I don't want a cheap one because I want features X Y Z
so that I can use it for a few hours and then never use it again
@kalina Have you ever thought joining the donut industry?
Facebook refreshes faster now. I thought it was slow on my older phone because of poor internet connection but nooo, it actually was the hardware that had a hard time.
Where are you parsing out the <? If it is on the client, then you have have only maybe stopped a ten year old hacker (but not this ten year old hacker).
However, if you are parsing out the executable code server-side, then yes, you've effectively stopped this particular form of injection -altho...
As Mike and Gumbo have mentioned in comments, a salt isn't intended to add protection to bad passwords. It's meant to keep the attackers from breaking the whole database at once. The length of the salt isn't meant to add difficulty to breaking the stored passwords. It's meant to ensure that your ...
At this point, it is still unclear. Speculation runs rampant as to whether it's a defacement or official retirement.
That said, it is noteworthy that the latest version of TrueCrypt (before the 7.2 version that's now posted) is over two years old. Also no apparent efforts have been made to suppo...
@Iszi interesting on that truecrypt one, looks like the audit project has had no activity in 6 months , bit of a shame given that they beat their fundraising target handily...
@kalina The specs on the Nexus 9 are pretty nice...I don't know that I'd like the form factor. I love my Nexus 7, and I don't like my wife's iPad, and I'm a bit concerned that the 9 is going to be too iPad-ish.
@Iszi Salt questions about be going crazy lately. My number 1 answer is now a salt question from a month ago.
@raz He's doing UAT for the new analdroidprobe for Google, it's built on android and registers all your vitals and uploads it to the cloud. You can then access it from your phone.
it's meant to do automated prediction of diseases
it's not the most glamorous of jobs at Google, but @tylerl's sacrifice will be saving lives in the future.
Where are you parsing out the <? If it is on the client, then you have have only maybe stopped a ten year old hacker (but not this ten year old hacker).
However, if you are parsing out the executable code server-side, then yes, you've effectively stopped this particular form of injection -altho...
