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This is scary
Banana_Peter
12:46 PM 9 November 2009
tech.yahoo.com
I can't imagine how much this could ruin someone's life.
I can't imagine how much this could ruin someone's life.
DJkahar aka Skyscraper
4:26 PM 9 November 2009
Whoa. That shit is scary. There would be no way to prove your innocent in most cases.
Banana_Peter
4:51 PM 9 November 2009
Exactly! I now have to format and re-install Windows once a month lol
DJkahar aka Skyscraper
5:25 PM 9 November 2009
I've had my desktop for years. Who knows what's on that shit.
Banana_Peter
5:54 PM 9 November 2009
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I've had my desktop for years. Who knows what's on that shit.lol.
Dj-M.Bezzle
9:20 PM 9 November 2009
lol i like how they say it could be used by a "prankster"...im just picturing some poor guy sitting in court on the last day of a 3 month trial and the judge announces that the court finds you........PUNKED and Ashton Kutcher and a camera crew come running in the courtroom
Marty Mcfly
3:35 AM 10 November 2009
i dont think mac or apple products are that safe, look whats happening to the iphones:
www.sophos.com
www.sophos.com
Dj-M.Bezzle
2:01 PM 10 November 2009
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i dont think mac or apple products are that safe, look whats happening to the iphones:www.sophos.com
you cant blame apple for that, for that worm to affect our iphone you have to have it jailbroken and have apple unapporoved software installed
Banana_Peter
3:13 PM 10 November 2009
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i dont think mac or apple products are that safe, look whats happening to the iphones:www.sophos.com
you cant blame apple for that, for that worm to affect our iphone you have to have it jailbroken and have apple unapporoved software installed
I am thinking about converting to a Mac for my work computer.
DeezNotes
3:20 PM 10 November 2009
Interesting that this has been brought up..
I was helping out a friend with organizing his crates. We both have Macs. I connected his computer to my network and shared a folder that had 1.9.2, ScratchTools and some iTunes scripts (from dougscripts.com). I copied those files to his computer and when we tried to run them we couldn't. The file permissions were set in a way which prevented the files from being run. Not only did we have to change the permissions on all the files manually, but he also had to put in his account password to do so.
It was a real pain to go through, but it also made me feel a little safer knowing that any files coming from another machine have to go through a great deal of work to actually execute. That's not saying Macs are immune to attacks like this... I suppose anything is possible...
I was helping out a friend with organizing his crates. We both have Macs. I connected his computer to my network and shared a folder that had 1.9.2, ScratchTools and some iTunes scripts (from dougscripts.com). I copied those files to his computer and when we tried to run them we couldn't. The file permissions were set in a way which prevented the files from being run. Not only did we have to change the permissions on all the files manually, but he also had to put in his account password to do so.
It was a real pain to go through, but it also made me feel a little safer knowing that any files coming from another machine have to go through a great deal of work to actually execute. That's not saying Macs are immune to attacks like this... I suppose anything is possible...
CMOS
5:00 PM 10 November 2009
LOL@ people still thinking macs are safe. Stop being sheep, its a computer, it can be hacked. You arent safe.
Dj-M.Bezzle
5:10 PM 10 November 2009
noone is claiming their inpenatratable but its a fact it is more difficult to hack than a pc
Logisticalstyles
6:43 PM 10 November 2009
I don't think it's easier to hack a PC than it is a Mac. It's more worthwhile to hack a PC than a Mac. The purpose of malware is to cause as much damage as possible. Why chose the small target of Mac users when you could get much more done by targeting PC users. I'm sure as more and more people (which includes hackers) move to Macs there will be more instances of Mac attacks.
Dj-M.Bezzle
6:50 PM 10 November 2009
its much easier to be attacked on a PC because software can instal itself without your permission in the background and incorporate into other files vs the standalone protection of the unix based OSX, if youll notice thats why almost every major virus or malware that gets advertised for macs states that to get it someone will need to go DL some bootleg or pirate shit they shouldnt be DLing anyway and load and install it (including putting in their password allowing it to install) before they are infected.....either way SL needs to make a linux based version LOL
CMOS
6:54 PM 10 November 2009
The purpose of hacking used to be to cause damage. Nowadays hackers dont want to damage your system because if its damaged they cannot use it. They want your system up and running so they can use all your resources for their own pleasure.
The main reasons for hacking nowdays is to steal. Plain and simple, you have data, they want it.
There some interesting articles out there that talk about the monetary part of hacking, and it says that last year hackers made more money than drug dealers globally. Thats some scary shit.
The funny part is the best way to hack is just call up places and say "this is joe from IT i need your password", half the time people will just tell you the codes to get in.
The main reasons for hacking nowdays is to steal. Plain and simple, you have data, they want it.
There some interesting articles out there that talk about the monetary part of hacking, and it says that last year hackers made more money than drug dealers globally. Thats some scary shit.
The funny part is the best way to hack is just call up places and say "this is joe from IT i need your password", half the time people will just tell you the codes to get in.
Logisticalstyles
7:07 PM 10 November 2009
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The purpose of hacking used to be to cause damage. Nowadays hackers dont want to damage your system because if its damaged they cannot use it. They want your system up and running so they can use all your resources for their own pleasure.The main reasons for hacking nowdays is to steal. Plain and simple, you have data, they want it.
There some interesting articles out there that talk about the monetary part of hacking, and it says that last year hackers made more money than drug dealers globally. Thats some scary shit.
The funny part is the best way to hack is just call up places and say "this is joe from IT i need your password", half the time people will just tell you the codes to get in.
That's what I meant by damage. Money missing from my bank account is damage in my opinion. Identity theft is damaging to my credit. Maybe instead of damage I should have used havoc.
Free Man
3:41 PM 2 December 2009
hmmmm... makes me scared to download some people's mixes... I dont know if i'd ever trust one from Sixxx...
FunkyRob
11:15 PM 2 December 2009
How the hell does somebody actually go about searching for child porn anyway? Not that I would of course.
But I imagine a secret room at google having sirens and bells going off when ever somebody does a search and then reporting your ass to the police.
But I imagine a secret room at google having sirens and bells going off when ever somebody does a search and then reporting your ass to the police.
Nicky Blunt
1:28 PM 3 December 2009
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How the hell does somebody actually go about searching for child porn anyway? Not that I would of course.But I imagine a secret room at google having sirens and bells going off when ever somebody does a search and then reporting your ass to the police.hahaha anyone that answers this question is gonna look like a peado!!!! hhahahahaha
PS I have no clue, nor do I want to!
Free Man
1:54 PM 3 December 2009
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PS I have no clue, nor do I want to!serious... no ass no tits... whats to look at? and then theres the way sick people that are after little boys... nothing describes the total WTF feeling when i hear about that... and having both dudes and chicks that are like that... speechless...
Nicky Blunt
6:45 PM 3 December 2009
yes he did, his defence was its research for a part in going for in a movie!
Banana_Peter
7:12 PM 3 December 2009
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yes he did, his defence was its research for a part in going for in a movie!lolz
dj lad
7:56 PM 3 December 2009
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yes he did, his defence was its research for a part in going for in a movie!lolz
Actually, his defense was legit. He wrote a research paper about it - www.thesmokinggun.com
They did a four-month investigation into it and determined he wasn't a kiddie porn fan.
Dj-M.Bezzle
7:58 PM 3 December 2009
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yes he did, his defence was its research for a part in going for in a movie!lolz
Actually, his defense was legit. He wrote a research paper about it - www.thesmokinggun.com
They did a four-month investigation into it and determined he wasn't a kiddie porn fan.
what kind of investigation do they run to determine this....do they parade kids in bathing suits in from of him and see if he pops wood, or do they leave explicit tapes in his local blockbuster then watch the security film to see if he takes the bait?
Nicky Blunt
8:03 PM 3 December 2009
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yes he did, his defence was its research for a part in going for in a movie!I never said it wasnt valid, I just said that is what his defence was!
Banana_Peter
8:06 PM 3 December 2009
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yes he did, his defence was its research for a part in going for in a movie!lolz
Actually, his defense was legit. He wrote a research paper about it - www.thesmokinggun.com
They did a four-month investigation into it and determined he wasn't a kiddie porn fan.
I guess if OJ can get away with murder....not saying that guy really is a kiddie porn fan
DJkahar aka Skyscraper
5:09 PM 4 December 2009
I was watchin this thing about Google last night on CNBC. You think you have privacy but they were saying they have every search ever typed in to their engine since they first started saved. And they can trace it back to every computer. That shit is scary.
DeezNotes
7:01 PM 4 December 2009
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I was watchin this thing about Google last night on CNBC. You think you have privacy but they were saying they have every search ever typed in to their engine since they first started saved. And they can trace it back to every computer. That shit is scary.I was thinkin about that when I turned on Google Latitude on my phone. I can see how something like that can be useful (like tracking where the trains are just in case they're running late or whatever), but for personal use... kinda scary.
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