You need to educate the users. Write for example a prank "virus" and set it free on the PCs that do not use AV. When called in to help, keep asking what data they would have lost if it was a really virus and how much it would cost the company.
Is it rude of me to think that if you ask "How to do X crypto to store CC/SSNs?"on StackExchange, you're probably not the right person to handle CC/SSNs?
I mean, hey, I'm not the right person to do that either
@LucasKauffman Because there's no practical fix for it.
Preventing "dynamic" links in <img> will not fix the issue of Facebook crawlers sending hundreds of thousands of requests.
Example: http://cloud101.eu/yn8xcfghsd8fng.jpg, http://cloud101.eu/357y35yhfe6hgg.jpg and so on.
Hmm... now that I think about it a bit more, actually the dude is right. While the fix won't prevent connection abuse, it will indeed prevent bandwidth abuse. Yeah, that'd solve a big part of the problem.
@AviD Well, for whatever it's worth, I am definitely not a hipster, and I really like mini-tabs. I'll take my Nexus 7 over my wife's full-size iPad any day. So much lighter and more convenient.
> I personally find that SQL relational databases are not flexible enough for my application so I go with a polyglot persistence architecture that ties together a nosql key-value store with a graph database technology. This way I can use the cypher query language to access data relationally across all my shards while scaling writes and Big-data horizontally.
@Lamia Open the information pages and compare the two programs between each other and between what you wish to study. Then, and only then, make a judgement.
If your criteria is digital investigation and forensics, then this covers it.
If you don't know what your criteria is, then that's a totally different story.
Here is my log that i received from my hosting provider
What does it mean?
2014-04-25 08:31:48 1WdYji-0008Or-Bn <= helene_suarez@glassgsm.ro U=glassgsm P=local S=908 T="RE: WOW =)" from for kennydestima@gmail.com
2014-04-25 08:31:51 1WdYjk-0008PG-HN <= helene_suarez@glassgsm.ro U=glassgsm P=loc...
@Xander I know what you're thinking, punk. You're thinking "did he fire six shots or only five?" Now to tell you the truth I forgot myself in all this excitement. But being this is a .44 Magnum, the most powerful handgun in the world and will blow you head clean off, you've gotta ask yourself a question: "Do I feel lucky?" Well, do ya, punk?
@LucasKauffman how good of you to completely voluntarily work your weekends, it's good to see that companies can't bypass working time regs by pressuring employess into extra work
My laptop is normally connected to a monitor, as a secondary display, via VGA cable. However, it's spent the past week or so away from its usual location. When I came back and reconnected, I suddenly found the monitor image is off-center and distorted. I believe this may be a fault in the monitor...
@DavidFreitag No. Matter of fact, the last time I had a problem with the monitor I did try another VGA cable. It wasn't until an hour of frustrating and frantic troubleshooting that I finally decided to try the cable I'm using now and found the first two were both bad.
What you show is that the monitor is not picking up the signal at the right time. A glitch in the cable might incur a parasite signal which fools the monitor
But I find it more probable that the monitor itself is at fault.
@Iszi CRT monitors became "smart" at some point. Situation was simpler with monitors from before 1994 or so -- these just dumped the raw signal, and the VGA hardware was responsible for using proper signals.
@DavidFreitag I appreciate the offer, but I don't even like borrowing my closest friends' credentials - let alone some random person on the Internet. No offense.
@DavidFreitag Or, like I said, I could just go to the manufacturer's website which has the full specs instead of staying limited to the data available from the retailer.
@LucasKauffman The impact here isn't from request count, it's from targeting a large resource. The bandwidth utilization was achieved via a 13MB file (I think that was the file size anyway).
the question is what should I study in order to be a hacker I have some knowledge on html but I don't know what should I study.
oh another thing how to create a website using html.
please answer
PHP, ASP, SQL, IIS, even some Apache, these things I understand, but I curse the man who invented HTML
I really want to know whose brilliant idea it was to continue to use an ancient and archaic markup language designed for TEXT and use that as the basis of pretty much the future of software. It makes me cry myself to sleep at night
(and this would be why I hide on my backend and don't play on the front end)
You need to educate the users. Write for example a prank "virus" and set it free on the PCs that do not use AV. When called in to help, keep asking what data they would have lost if it was a really virus and how much it would cost the company.
Here is my log that i received from my hosting provider
What does it mean?
2014-04-25 08:31:48 1WdYji-0008Or-Bn <= helene_suarez@glassgsm.ro U=glassgsm P=local S=908 T="RE: WOW =)" from for kennydestima@gmail.com
2014-04-25 08:31:51 1WdYjk-0008PG-HN <= helene_suarez@glassgsm.ro U=glassgsm P=loc...
the question is what should I study in order to be a hacker I have some knowledge on html but I don't know what should I study.
oh another thing how to create a website using html.
please answer
