why you gotta say shit like that
my spamfilter is crying now
2010/1/22 Rohit Patnaik
> Heh. I agree, but only because this month has been a fairly quiet one
> regarding n3td3v drama.
>
> --Rohit Patnaik
>
>
> On Thu, Jan 21, 2010 at 10:20 AM, Christian Sciberras
> wrote:
>
>> Vote +1 for "mes
inb4 front page news
2010/1/21
> > Well, that's exactly what I'm saying. Pretending that this is some kind
> new
> > exploit class simply because Google Wave is used is stupid. This is the
> > logical extension of e-mail and instant message and social network
> attacks
> > to the next potentia
Fuck yeah.
Mozilla would be able to hire a few more developers, excellent! I've always
felt that they're held back by an overly small development team - while this
results in a clean, stable, fast browser, it means they can't support enough
other stuff :(
Oh... wait...
2010/1/21 James Matthews
This is the stupidest advisory I have read on this list in at least two
months.
2010/1/19 NSO Research
> _
> Security Advisory NSOADV-2010-002
> _
> _
>
>
> Title:
ah, Google...
the only company in IT that can have an unpatched vulnerability
released to the world and get good publicity out of it.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not in the GoogleSucksAndIsEvil crowd... I
have friends that work for them, and I like to see a company like them
doing well.
Still, I can
h, shall I click a tinyurl coming from a f-d poster?
n/n, pick one
this is email, not twitter. if you're sharing a legitimate link, there's no
reason not to directly link to it.
2010/1/11 Chen Levkovich
> Surge in Skype Spam activity. http://tinyurl.com/yc38trm
>
>
>
>
make their awesome comeback.
If your grammar and syntax are as bad in programming languages as in
English, you must be a real liability to employ.
2009/12/16 Milan Berger
> On Wed, 16 Dec 2009 00:54:44 +1100
> dramacrat wrote:
>
> > *first at all, send to the list please not
*first at all, send to the list please not to me personally and list in
cc.*
*
*
*Ignoring the grammar, that's exactly what you just did. And what I just
did, because that's default client behavior on a Reply-To-All.
*
2009/12/16 Milan Berger
> Hi Vlad,
>
> first at all, send to the list please n
Hahaha.
How many legit copies of Windows 7 Ultimate have they sold? Three? Or was it
four?
I guess this is their way of competing with free software... making
*their* software
free (yes, yes, money-free vs freedom-free, i know) except to those thick
enough (or lawsuit vulnerable enough, ie govern
well, all that really depends on the theory that the OP actually read it
prior to executing it.
2009/11/26 Andrew Farmer
> On 24 Nov 2009, at 13:41, Tyler Durten wrote:
> > And this is what I'm talking about:
> > http://seclists.org/fulldisclosure/2005/Apr/412
>
>
> ... which reads, in part:
> >
Versions of harbour.pl (up to and including build 1941) are vulnerable to a
remote Denial of Service attack.
Spamming "zeroes" (null packets) to port 1207 results in a large portion of
system resources being tied up.
Please update to build 1945 as soon as possible.
___
They're ORs, unfortunately. The language is unclear but it seems to be one
of those infernal boilerplate pieces of shit that basically invalidate the
assurances as to privacy.
You could still probably press the suit. "Unauthorised use" has recently
been defined and redefined, it's an evolving piec
The only "property" in a tweet or email is intellectual property, and that
remains the property of the sender... in my jurisdiction, at least, which
isn't even a US one.
Also, this is the most pathetic nerd-fight I have seen for many a year.
2009/11/10 Paul Schmehl
> I fail to see how that appl
If you want to be spammed, join full-disclosure.
2009/11/7 Michael Holstein
>
> > I have a SPAM filter and virus firewall testing.
> > So, I want to get the real SPAM is sent to a specific email address.
> > What better way is there anything?
> >
>
> I had to do a similar thing when doing a spam
So if I'm to understand you correctly, "gobbles 1337", Weev's mother or a
family member was searching the family name randomly on Google, came across
these threads, did *not* email the list but instead emailed you with a long
list of abuse about Weev, within which she did not disclose any informati
I wouldn't be too concerned if I was weev.
A guy who uses phrases like *alleged suspect* and* likelihood chance* is
after him! Oh dear, he must be going to accuse weev of being an *illegal
criminal*!
2009/10/3 GOBBLES
> This is about fighting crime. Not about putting your stuff into the alleged
Man, you guys are real elite hackers. You can get into *#ed* and read the
chat. Holy fuck, you penetrated the public channel of Encyclopedia
Dramatica, which as we all know is the world's most elite hacker crew.
2009/10/2 Wintermute
> -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
> Hash: SHA1
>
> We are gl
yes yes, the local root shouldn't know the passwords of the users just like
the users shouldn't reuse passwords.
But we're meant to be dealing with the real world, right?
2009/9/30
> >> All standard users have read access to /var/log/auth, so if root
> >
> > they shouldn't, at least on my defau
yes. who the fuck is this weev guy, anyway?
2009/9/17 zewb
> Same here. I wanted to learn about security flaws and instead it's just
> all these dumb fags pretending they've doxed some big important person. What
> the fuck is this, 4chan or something? It's full disclosure of security
> holes, n
How could you question them? They "Are Completely annonymous"!
2009/9/12 TheLearner
> Sounds like a sting operation.
>
> I mean, can you read this? They're talking to you like putting
> hacked password in white text on white paper makes it less illegal
> and somehow legit.
>
> A shakespear scrip
fuck.kaminsky
2009/9/11 Dan Kaminsky
> Beyond that, most web applications that do use SSL, still forget to set
> their cookies to secure (see
> http://fscked.org/blog/incomplete-list-alleged-vulnerable-sites ). Not to
> mention the hordes of sites that have SSL logins off HTTP pages. Even the
hahahaha oh man, that's grand.
2009/9/9 Ivan .
> Parents who install a leading brand of software to monitor their kids'
> online activities may be unwittingly allowing the company to read
> their children's chat messages — and sell the marketing data gathered.
>
> Software sold under the Sentry
He's a friendless loser with no skills nor intelligence. There's probably
twenty million of them on the internet; the only difference between this one
and the others is that Michael hasn't discovered /b/ yet.
2009/8/25 Michael Crook
> "Some kid died. I want someone caring liberal to hug me, but
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