Thursday, March 01, 2007
Sunday, January 28, 2007
Friday, January 26, 2007
What The Bleep Do We Know
Is one must see movie. Of course it is not strongly recommended for that who believe that Jesus will take them personally to the paradise before sending all the rest who already took out their heads from their asses in hell.
Now seriously - in this movie I found simple explanation of complicated things. Facts like that water is saving information, that electrons are acting differently when being observed and a lot more information. If you know most of the facts presented in the movie - RESPECT. If this movie will make you to think more and will change your understanding of life - well done.
It can be downloaded for free with utorrent.
Microsoft is selling Linux WOW:))
So far positions of Microsoft are melting like arctic ice. Big companies and even hall Indian states are migrating to Linux and this is no wonder.
Wednesday, January 03, 2007
Tuesday, January 02, 2007
Saddam was sentenced and killed for the dead of 148
Thursday, December 28, 2006
You need torrent?
BitTorrent sucks UTorrent rules
http://utorrent.com
Very small, very fast, very easy to use.
Must have software.
Ooops! Old story but not less actual today!?
NSA backdoor creates security hole in Windows
from the i-think-i-get-it dept.
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And here is CNN
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NSA key to Windows: an open question
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(CNN) - Microsoft operating systems have a backdoor entrance for the National Security Agency, a cryptography expert said Friday, but the software giant denied the report and other experts differed on it.
The chief scientist at an Internet security company said Microsoft built in a "key" for the nation's most powerful intelligence agency to the cryptographic standard used in Microsoft Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows NT4 and Windows2000.
To use cryptographic applications in Windows, users must load its cryptography architecture in a standard called CryptoAPI.
A year ago, researchers discovered there were two keys, or digital signatures, that allowed the loading of CryptoAPI -- Microsoft had one but the identity of the other keyholder was a mystery.
Andrew Fernandes of Ontario-based Cryptonym Corp. and his colleagues now say the NSA holds the second key because they found that a recent service pack for Windows NT failed to cloak the second key, revealing it as "_NSAKEY."
"In the data security profession, those three initials only mean one thing: National Security Agency," Fernandes said.
Microsoft denied that the key belongs to the NSA, saying instead that the "_NSAKEY" label simply means the cryptography architecture meets the NSA's standards for export.
"These reports are completely false," said Microsoft spokesman Dan Leach.
"The key does not allow any other party to start or stop cryptographic services on anyone's computers.
"So no, the government cannot spy on your computer using Microsoft software. We don't intentionally leave backdoors. Microsoft has consistently opposed key escrow because we feel it is no good for the consumer, for Microsoft and no good for the government."
Fernandes said the NSA key would allow the intelligence agency to load services on users' machines without their authorization, an option it more likely would use against a corporation than an individual.
Fernandes posted a "fix" to the key on his Web site Friday, along with a press release announcing his report on the second key. The NSA failed to return comment on the key.
The alleged NSA key came to light just days after Microsoft squelched a breach to its Web-based e-mail service, Hotmail.
Visitors OS statistic on this blog
Oops - thera are approx 9% Linux users - Cool:)))
Actually I don't hate Windows but some oposition
is always good. Otherwise the fat monopolistic
bastards will get us all for the balls
For to be honest Linux also have crappy points but it is free
Ok thare are crappy things with linux too. Furst of all you have to learn some things. But if you want only to type some documents, to check your e-mails and to browse the net you dont need to learn almost anything and you will have more robust system in any case. And not forget bunch of free programs. And your information is much safer.
I myself have both crappy systems on my brick.
Here I am linking again one of my favorite distro articles ROFL
Is your information safe - may be, but I don't think so
54080 intrusions (1082 hi rated)
353754 access attempts
And guess what. The best security specialist in Belgacom (biggest telecom and ISP in Belgium) is Russian women - 30 years old. On her test she crack secured by socalled specialists server for just 15 minutes when they toght 24 hrs will be very good achievement.
Keep in mind that all PC's produced by american companies have installed key loggers just in case NSA wants to know what the fuck you are typing. But the problem is that not only NSA knows about this back doors. Some of this kinda stuff is integrated in Windows itself and many crackers know about that so they browse your files when they want to.
Of cource there can be encryption but in case of keylogger instaled encryption becomes useless - they just have your password in plain text:))
But dont't panic, who cares.
Sunday, December 24, 2006
When I see what Miss Nevada is able in front of the camera
