I'm back home. I hashed all 3-char strings from a pool of 63 characters
(250047 total) into a 4-byte hash of 2^32 possible values. This means I
tested 0.0058% of the space.
I assumed that the MD5 and SHA1 hash rounds were so effective that they
acted like a really good randomiser and that the
Hi,
I've used GPG, which is a gnu implementation. It worked well for me so far,
but you'd have to use its command line (no 'native' .net components).
Regards,
Tristan.
On Wed, May 2, 2012 at 3:23 PM, etmi...@iinet.net.au wrote:
Hi Everyone,
Can anyone share their experience with free/open
Here are the details the the Melbourne event this month
http://www.meetup.com/Melbourne-XDDN/events/61499102/
Alex Knight will pull apart what it is to design Metro apps and what sets
them apart from other user interfaces out there. From Windows Phone 7 to
Windows 8 and maybe even a little xbox.
Folks, I'm just copying some old C code (no joking!) from 15 years ago over
to C# and for the life of me I've forgotten how to convert the integer
types. Am I right in this guess?
C int = C# short (Int16)
C long = C# int (Int32)
I created a C++ project from the VS2010 wizard and pasted
Greg,
On 3 May 2012 10:02, Greg Keogh g...@mira.net wrote:
Folks, I’m just copying some old C code (no joking!) from 15 years ago
over to C# and for the life of me I’ve forgotten how to convert the integer
types. Am I right in this guess?
C int = C# short (Int16)
C long = C# int (Int32)
Is it safe to enter a password on a web page that is just http?
I've stumbled across a http page asking for my username and password. The
page itself is http but has a form posting to a https PHP page. I would
think the password gets sent in clear text but wanted to be sure.
Cheers
Brett
Anyone got a recommendation for a high quality blog module for DNN?
Regards,
Greg
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SQL Down Under
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Web:
It really depends what the page does. You could try installer a web
debugger like Fiddler http://fiddler2.com or
Charleshttp://www.charlesproxy.com/(or look at the network tab in
Firebug or the Chrome inspector) to see
exactly where the page transmits your information to.
Even if the username
The SSL/TLS handshake will occur before the HTTP POST occurs. So your form data
will be sent encrypted.
However, as noted by Joseph, the username/password is just one part of the
whole security system. Session identifiers (e.g. cookies) also need to be
protected, otherwise the application is
