royleban | Shared With: Everyone - 6 days ago | security, hardware, developmentsecurity best practices
quoted: Here at the Microsoft Security Response Center, we investigate thousands of security reports every year. In some cases, we find that a report describes a bona fide security vulnerability resulting from a flaw in one of our products; when this happens, we develop a patch as quickly as possible to correct the error. (See "A Tour of the Microsoft Security Response Center"). In other cases, the reported problems simply result from a mistake someone made in using the product. But many fall in between. They discuss real security problems, but the problems don't result from product flaws. Over the years, we've developed a list of issues like these, that we call the 10 Immutable Laws of Security.
mohit | Shared With: Everyone - Oct 03 2009 | tsa, flying, security
Did not know this.
Quoted: However the Transportation Safety Administration (TSA) has allowed for companies such as Targus to make notebook bags that allow for traveler’s to keep their notebooks in their bags. They accomplish this by allowing the compartment where your notebook is to be detaches (not completely) from the rest of the notebook. Kind of like a notebook.
Richake8 | Shared With: Everyone - Sep 24 2009 | .htaccess, headers, examples, apache, environment, security, ajax, flash, javascript, hacking, cache, cssTo provide free access to knowledge and data with the goal of empowering people.. or more melodramatically: “Power to the People!” Got some fresh .htaccess and mod_rewrite code for you! Check out the Cookie Manipulation and Tests using mod_rewrite! Also see how to set environment variables and then use them to send custom Headers (like content-language) and Rewrite based on them. And a couple Mod_Security .htaccess examples, for those smart enough to run on DreamHost
Richake8 | Shared With: Everyone - Sep 21 2009 | governnment, global, security, funding, planning, military, expenditures, budgets, world, forums
I wonder why even small Countries like the UK waste so much money on defence, when they have government have other more pressing problems if they could just take one years expenditure from the military budget it would improve a lot of other problems but we must spend on the military to cover perceived threats where their is not one
Richake8 | Shared With: Everyone - Sep 16 2009 | protests, roads, twyford, downs, newbury, berkshire, greenham_common, nuclear, police, raf, runway, heathland, cruise_misiles, india, uttarakhand, politics, activism, history, environment, sustainability, security, bypass, transport, governments, movements, trees, woods, forests, links
You must of heard the comment tree huger before, it slang, for environmentalists I did not know it was a Hindi philosophy. I think the cops and government now classify you as a eco terrorist if you protest cutting down trees for anything especially bypasses. Have a look at the Newbury bypass I think this was the largest protest in European history another was Twyford Downs the M3 motorway and Swampy, an environmental protester now I know where it all started
Richake8 | Shared With: Everyone - Sep 10 2009 | armor, glossary, author, book, timeline, artificial_intelligence, ai, biology, clothing, communication, computers, culture, data_storage, displays, engineering, entertainment, food, input_devices, lifestyle, living_space, living, space, manufacturing, material, media, medical, robotics, security, spacecraft, surveillance, transportation, travel, vehicle, virtual, warfare, weapon, work, scifi, science_fiction, inventions, writers, technology, novel, category
Explore the inventions and ideas of science fiction writers at Technovelgy (that's tech-novel-gee!) - over 1,800 are available. Use the Timeline of Science Fiction Invention or the alphabetic Glossary of Science Fiction Technology to see them all, look for the category that interests you, or browse by favorite author / book. Browse more than 2,410 Science Fiction in the News and Beyond Technovelgy articles.
Richake8 | Shared With: Everyone - Sep 08 2009 | privacy, security, photos, blogs, usa, breaches, business, court, government, internet, legislation, surveillance, workplace, eu, scientology, censorship, resources
Privacy news from around the world for those who are serious about privacy.
PogoWasRight.org was born in 2006 because I wanted to expand the privacy news and issues coverage that I had been providing for Cotse.net and then for TheMissingAmendment.org. I chose the name “PogoWasRight” because I am a fan of the cartoon character and think that his “We have met the enemy and he is us” line applies equally well to privacy as it did to the environment.
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