Hello
Pascal Gloor wrote:
http://www.sco.com
Look at the top banner... look at it in details... :-)
Some other interesting information from a full-disclosure posting [1]:
The hacked picture shows a similar pattern as JPEGs which track the
GDI+ Bug.
[1]
Hello Andre
Andre Oppermann wrote:
The only information I was able to get was a snippet of the discussion where
they were talking about the 'responsibility' of the ISPs regarding SPAM.
Doesn't sound good for us I'm afraid. I guess the ISP will be required to
'block' SPAM for customers. If he
Hello
This is in the same team where I work.
bye
Fabian
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Hello Willy
Willy van Gulik wrote:
I was curious to know if there was products (or technologies)
capable of
more that 2Mb on a copper pair ?
There are some Modems, i guess Blackbox has them, they are going
up to 10Mbit/s on 2 wire copper, but only on short distances.
bye
Fabian
Hello Daniel
Daniel Lorch wrote:
The main reason, I guess, for slow SPF adaption is the fear of breaking
something. As a hosting-only-provider we were facing the additional problem
that many customers are not using our SMTP-server (even though they are
advised to do so) but their ISP's. Forcing
Hello
In the team I work we are looking for another System Administrator, if
you are interested please see http://www.phys.ethz.ch/phys/dep/openpos
(in german).
The position is at the Department of Physics at ETH Zuerich (Swiss
Federal Institute of Technology Zurich).
bye
Fabian
Hello Fredy
Fredy Kuenzler wrote:
Matthias Leisi wrote:
[Sharing SpamAssassin-Rules]
Probably we should open a closed mailing list like we did for LI
and BBCS...
ACK.
Yes, and I guess it would be a good idea if everbody on the list knows
who else is also subscribed to it.
What are
Hello Markus
Markus Wild wrote:
Could a spammer take legal actions if he finds out that his business horizon
mails are getting blocked ? I think about websites and faxnumbers.
If you make blocking behavior customizable per customer, ie. the customer
can deliberately decide he doesn't want
Hello
Daniel Lorch wrote:
Now's the part I don't quite understand:
4. Because [someone] wants to stop this domain from working,
the DNS servers for this Domain will be attacked (DDoS,
whatever).
I know that RBL servers are quite a popular target among black
hats, but
Hello Felix
Felix Rauch wrote:
What if providers would block access from the outside to the ports
most often used by viri, worms, script kiddies and spammers? Wouldn't
So all the 65536 ports soon will be blocked.
In the beginning of this year I had the chance to analyze several
hacked windows
Hello Matthias
Matthias Hertzog wrote:
Microsoft has released a IE patch Number 834489. This patch makes URLs like
http://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED] unusable. Since we have a few
The Patch is named KB832894 (or Q832894 in the IE Help/About
Internet Explorer Screen), see here:
Hello
There has also started a discussion on http://www.symlink.ch/ (the
german speeking slashdot like news ticker).
Check it out at
http://www.symlink.ch/article.pl?sid=04/01/30/0759236mode=nested
bye
Fabian
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Hello Andy
Andy Smith wrote:
On Wed, Jan 28, 2004 at 11:40:53PM +0100, Fabian Wenk wrote:
They will do, as they make enough money from one run of sending out
spam.
It would still be incomparably better to how it is now, where DNSBLs
must list IP addresses because all domain names
Hello Andy
Andy Smith wrote:
On Tue, Jan 27, 2004 at 08:15:05PM +0100, Fabian Wenk wrote:
It won't work. What if the spamer just registers a domain to only use
for spaming, an configures IP ranges (worst case 0.0.0.0/0) for spf
which he is using to relay his mails out in the DNS
Hello Peter
Peter Baumann wrote:
What do you think about this system here?
http://spf.pobox.com/
It won't work. What if the spamer just registers a domain to only use
for spaming, an configures IP ranges (worst case 0.0.0.0/0) for spf
which he is using to relay his mails out in the DNS for
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