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Pull the plug little johnny! The negative return economy: a discourse on America’s black budget coderman: "re you curious about how the Federal government could accumulate more than $4 trillion in “undocumentable transactions,” or how Federal agencies cannot pass audits year after year? Understanding the Black Budget is central to understanding the modern American economy." coderman: pull the feeding tube! Using fragmentation attacks to compromise WEP almost instantly. WEP is REALLY REALLY dead now! coderman: ahahah, fuck you, TKIP coderman: "I fell in love with the USA once. It was built on beautiful principles. Alas, it appears to have forsaken those in the name of security and expediency." http://www.newscientisttech.com/article.ns?id=dn9721&feedId=online-news_rss20 Zerodhero: Tapping text messages to trap criminals Segway Launches 2 New Scooters coderman: this "lean steer" sounds fun. i want one! Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad the next Hitler? Mutiny: Godwin's Law activated! SEDA -- Staged Event-Driven Architecture coderman: sort of faddish, but incorporates some good design idioms for scalable network services VMware Ultimate Virtual Appliance Challenge coderman: please announce today, and not friday, u bastards! BAD APPLE! null cipher suites == teh suck coderman: "What should concern you, however, is that Apple has chosen to include a testing/debug NULL cipher in their production (and completely unmodifiable w/o recompiling System.framework) cipherlist: TLS_RSA_WITH_NULL_MD5 (0x0001) '9 Beet Stretch' is a recording of Ludwig van Beethoven's ninth symphony stretched to 24 hours, without pitch distortion. seti: Downloadable MP3 version at Planet Mirror seems to be (temporarily?) offline OpenOffice "rootkit in hiding" according to experts nnnnn: i made that up. but it's true DIY 100% random number generator for $100 nnnnn: or free if you have a smoke detector and a webcam and some metal to use as RF shielding "software" virtualisation (VMWare) outperforms "hardware" virtualisation nnnnn: not too surprising, since x86 basically provided for virtualisation already, just the software layer needs some tweaking to make it stop hogging ... Hurry up: her interest's waning fridge: Lies Seen on the street..geek fashion! est: Six Places to Nuke When You're Serious nnnnn: new James Bond film or 6, anyone? nnnnn: "downgrade Pluto's status, or add as many as 14 others" demands Astronomers Union est: can you pronounce "Quaoar"? We are sorry, but we don't have imagery at this zoom level for this region. coderman: no peeking at the NSA EKMS Central Facility coderman: "The KIK-20 Secure DTD2000 System (SDS) is a key fill device developed by Sypris Electronics under the auspices of the U.S. National Security Agency. It is intended to eventually replace the AN/CYZ-10 key fill device, along with older units still in service, and can support a wide variety of cryptographic devices and key types." est: Sex Swing The Electronic Key Management System (EKMS) system is a United States National Security Agency led program responsible for Communications Security (COMSEC) key management, accounting and distribution. good key management can be a pain in the ass coderman: let's make it simpler! rabbits are members of the 'hare' or Leporidae family. just in case you were wondering... cryptomail: fsck like em :) will coder ever make another conference? coderman: sixth attempt is the charm! nnnnn: Page 1 of 16 cowpatty and aircrack for dictionary attacks against WPA-PSK auth/privacy and lookup tables (NOT Rainbow tables u fucks) for common SSIDs/dicts coderman: almost got padlock PHE accel working; screw your software digests! :P~ AFFLUENT IN THE U.S., AUSTRALIA AND JAPAN HAVE THE HIGHEST STRESS IN THE WORLD; BRAZIL AND HONG KONG, THE LOWEST nnnnn: i wanna know where are the low stress poor folk |
