At 5:12 PM -0700 6/8/03, Anne Lynn Wheeler wrote:
somebody (else) commented (in the thread) that anybody that currently
(still) writes code resulting in buffer overflow exploit maybe should be
thrown in jail.
A nice essay, partially on the need to include technological protections
against human
At 12:43 PM 6/10/03 -0400, Jeffrey Kay wrote:
number (which I now use Call Intercept to avoid telephone solicitors).
But for privacy reasons, some folks will not automatically forward
their phone number. You either deny them access or require them
to jump through extra hoops (redial w/ special
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Yes, NOW if you can load yourself into kernel space, you can do anything
and everything - Thou Art God to quote Heinlein. This is true of every
OS. Except if you add that nice little TCPA bugger which can verify the
kernel image you're running is the right and approved one. Q.E.D.
Look at the
