michael taylor wrote:
http://www.torontosun.com/News/TorontoAndGTA/2008/04/18/5320936-sun.html
The city is playing a $10M game of catchup to stymie thieves using
bogus credit cards to get free parking
An assuming read. The article mentions the Europark Card; you buy it
online for $15 (the
The company and all it's assets are for sale. Starting price $20M.
http://babelsecure.com/property.aspx
On Apr 16, 2008, at 8:49 PM, Ali, Saqib wrote:
See:
http://babelsecure.com/challenge.aspx
Snake-oil sales pitch:
The creators of BabelSecure are so confident in the ability and
| ...How bad is brute force here for AES? Say you have a chip that can do
| ten billion test keys a second -- far beyond what we can do now. Say
| you have a machine with 10,000 of them in it. That's 10^17 years worth
| of machine time, or about 7 million times the lifetime of the universe
| so
Perry E. Metzger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now, it is entirely possible that someone will come up with a much
smarter attack against AES than brute force. I'm just speaking of how
bad brute force is. The fact that brute force is so bad is why people
go for better attacks, and even the A5/1
