, SecurityFocus 2006-02-07
At the recent ShmooCon hacking conference, one security researcher found out the hard way that such venues can be hostile, when an unknown hacker took control of the researcher's computer, disabling the firewall and starting up a file server.
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Apple's in the eye of flaw finders
2006-02-07
Anonymous (1 replies)
Anonymous (1 replies)
Re: Apple's in the eye of flaw finders
2006-02-08
Rick (1 replies)
Rick (1 replies)
I had no problems at Shmoocon
2006-02-08
Anonymous (2 replies)
Anonymous (2 replies)
Did his POwerBook really get compromised?
2006-02-08
Anonymous (2 replies)
Anonymous (2 replies)

... He failed to mention that Microsoft created its own dilemma when it incorporated elements of the stolen PROMIS technology into its source code ? its, er, TOP SECRET source code.
The fact remains that for two decades Billy included such niceties as the parasite CommonName with OEM/bundled Windows installation media so that poor and middle class users of Windows ? those who were most likely to buy pre-installed systems and use them without protection... would supply a never-ending plethora of salable information to the cyber mafia.
Countless millions of pre-installed Windows systems are still infected with unca Billy's money-rakers.
What about Apple's track record? Doesn't its lack of a "trial by fire" signify that the overall character and integrity of Mr. Jobs and his staff are above reproach?
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