Help! I created a hidden partition within a harddrive encrypted using truecrypt, and instead of creating a second partition, it seems to have deleted all of my data instead. what did i do wrong? I simply followed the instructions on creating a hidden partition. my only mistake was using the same ...
One of my mate, she has a lot of friends on Facebook, uses it for marketing.
Her account keeps getting broken into. Her password gets reset and/or gets locked for changing resetting password too many times.
So basically, what happens is this one user/virus/trojan whatever somehow manages to req...
and, on a different point, "One of my mates" - at first I assumed that was the Aussie colloquial for "friend" or "buddy", now I'm thinking it might be "one of my harem". 'Course, that just makes me jealous ;)
Q: What is the punishment for taking multiple wives?
Click Start Select Settings Select Control Panel. Double click the Java icon. Click the Advance tab. Click on the sign Select Show Console and click Apply.
Having learned a bit more about what add-ons/extensions can do in Firefox, I want to minimize my risk and use some safer mechanism to download videos for later viewing. Is there any open source browser add-on that I can use for this purpose, where I can examine the code myself and it's not 100,00...
How can I assess the trust worthiness of a browser add-on? ==========================
Having learned a bit more about what add-ons/extensions can do in Firefox, I want to minimize my risk and use some safer mechanism to download videos (FLV in particular) for later viewing.
Considering the question http://security.stackexchange.com/q/5875/665, is there any way to trust an (open source?) browser add-on? I can examine the code myself if it's not 100,000 lines of illegible gunk.
The most popular video-downloader add-ons are closed source AFAIK.
I don't really see a difference between the question that the kid posted, versus the question that @Mvy edited it into. More than anything else, I see the new edit as having clarified and explicitly stated the Real(tm) question as asked.
The real problem is : 1st you are not sure about what problem he is talking about (Have asked it myself in comment, hence the added link), 2nd Is there any open source browser add-on makes the question open to listing all the possible addons of FireFox.
@RoryAlsop I'm not doubting you, no matter how unreliable you might be. It seems sufficiently odd and inconsistent so that I can totally believe the SEI devs came up with it :)
I am interested in finding an antivirus program for the Mac, but not one from Symantec, because I don't trust them.
I wonder if perhaps there is an open source solution for antivirus for OS/X?
Or how about just an open source program that can monitor the system looking for suspicious behavior,...
@RoryAlsop I was afraid of something like that. Like I said before, the word "headgasket" sounds an awful lot like the sound of an adding machine to me.
total labour on this was just under 12 hours. A chunk of that was because the gasket is not standard so they had to do a fair bit of skimming and heat testing
@TheEvilPhoenix Granting root privileges to a user reduces the risk that this user compromises the physical integrity of a machine in a screwdriver-powered attempt to gain said root privileges.
In reference to this Network Computing Report article titled "'Operation Shady Rat' Perpetrated Five Years Of Long-Term Attacks On Government, Enterprises"
The Cliff's Notes to the article is thus: it has been discovered that many countries and large corporations have been the target of long-ter...
Wondering if anyone is aware of how McAfee was able to access a command-and-control server used by the Shady RAT -- or to be more clear, if this access was an authorized action, or if they engaged in an unauthorized offensive play. The following is a references McAfee gaining access to the server...
true - but to be fair, the earlier one is the more general case, and the new one is a specific point in time one. I wonder if it is worth keeping them separate until the breaking news aspect of it dies down and then merge
@ThomasPornin - yeah, I keep looking at it. Collecting chapters each year, from my talks, work, etc., but that whole 'collate and write up' bit looks like a long job!
@RoryAlsop Especially the reviewing sessions -- when you finally get it all together, and the editor sends it to someone else to look for typographical errors
I'm starting to do some research in the area of open source intelligence (OSINT). I'd like to compile a list of tools/resources (software/web based/libraries/etc) that can be used to profile, social engineer, crawl social media and public databases, etc. Please skim this wiki page before postin...
TTFN is an initialism for a colloquial valediction, 'ta ta for now', based on , an informal 'goodbye', approximately equivalent to 'bye bye', or . The expression came to prominence, in the UK, during the Second World War.
TTFN is still used occasionally in ham radio as an ending to a transmission but was brought into popular use in the UK in 1941 in the weekly radio comedy ITMA by the character Mrs Mopp. From 1939, initialisms, previously rarely used except by the military, were heard more frequently by the British public. ITMA satirized them by coining TTFN, a "pointless" initialism (...
Just wanted to post here, to officially request something that was mentioned in chat: An IT Security StackExchange wallpaper.
I think the main site's "banner logo" (including: lion, shield, starburst, wings, "Tron lines", banner) would look great against its current backdrop color, as a full-s...
We are a security departments and we get the question from our sysadm what they shall log for SIEM (Security Incidnet and Event Management). Is there someone who has or knows a smart document we could hand out to our colleagues so they need not interprete some high fly quidelines?
@ScottPack Yes. A) They are security professionals with a work related question B) Detection of compromise, breach, and loss of integrity is relevent C) Helping others to be more secure is a valuable security activity
One of my mate, she has a lot of friends on Facebook, uses it for marketing.
Her account keeps getting broken into. Her password gets reset and/or gets locked for changing resetting password too many times.
So basically, what happens is this one user/virus/trojan whatever somehow manages to req...
I am interested in finding an antivirus program for the Mac, but not one from Symantec, because I don't trust them.
I wonder if perhaps there is an open source solution for antivirus for OS/X?
Or how about just an open source program that can monitor the system looking for suspicious behavior,...
I'm starting to do some research in the area of open source intelligence (OSINT). I'd like to compile a list of tools/resources (software/web based/libraries/etc) that can be used to profile, social engineer, crawl social media and public databases, etc. Please skim this wiki page before postin...
Yes
#infosec works for me
Both
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Just wanted to post here, to officially request something that was mentioned in chat: An IT Security StackExchange wallpaper.
I think the main site's "banner logo" (including: lion, shield, starburst, wings, "Tron lines", banner) would look great against its current backdrop color, as a full-s...
We are a security departments and we get the question from our sysadm what they shall log for SIEM (Security Incidnet and Event Management). Is there someone who has or knows a smart document we could hand out to our colleagues so they need not interprete some high fly quidelines?
