Posts by Jake Rialto 1 27 publicly visible posts • joined 1 Oct 2009
It will be the equivalent of saying "come and have a go if you think you're hard enough", to the hacking community.
And once the first company with it's nice shiny badge gets hacked, it will back to the hand wringing again.
Talk Talk skimped on it's web application security tests - either by only testing major releases and not bothering with small scale changes, or just missing it out all together.
As a Mr M Gaddafi, lately of Tripoli found out, fast jets, armed drones and helicopter gunships will nail any conventional force vehicles they can see, if allowed to operate with impugnity overhead.
I imagine that the guys bringing death from above would be using the mark one eyeball in conjunction with the thermal imaging on the targeting systems to visually locate and identify a target, then ruin its day.
May not be so good against millimetric radar though....Here's a Swedish newspaper link with a few snaps of a CV90 with some slapped on the side and the effect. http://www.nyteknik.se/nyheter/fordon_motor/bilar/article3246446.ece
Would it affect the armour....no.
It may have an effect on the suspension and the wallet, based on the weight and the cost.
(zips up kagool)
They could have used this
https://www.securityforum.org/userfiles/public/ISFMarketingBrochureTandM.pdf
Not just a flowery Q&A sheet where you get to put comments. There is a requirement to VALIDATE what the third party states.....because every thing looks good on paper and vapouware PDF's....
Third Party Security Assessment Tool (TPSAT)
This tool enables information security assessments of third
party relationships. The tool assesses the strength of third party
security arrangements using questionnaires on business impact
assessment; contractual provisions covering information
security; third party information security arrangements; third
party information security controls; and exit and termination
arrangements.
http://www.rsa.com/node.aspx?id=1313
Yes...how could they make more of these. They don't keep that many on hand and there's just no time.....
They may possibly want to change one of the tag lines about what it will do for you....you decide which one.....
* Strong two-factor authentication in a highly secure software implementation
* Convenience with merging of RSA SecurID technology onto a user’s personal device and eliminating the need to carry another item
* Support for a wide range of computing platforms and devices
* Flexibility for authentication models and policies, with support for up to ten software tokens on one device
If the credit card numbers were stolen because they were not obfuscated / truncated (only display first six, and last four characters, the rest are hashed out), then Visa International and Mastercard may take them to the cleaners.
Now they may have been obscured, but if the hashed data and the truncated data was accessible and could be linked, it can still be recovered.....and Visa and Mastercard will be after them again.
The PCI DSS standard has this requirement.
Primary Account Number (PAN)
Storage Pemitted = Yes
Render Stored Account Data Unreadable per Requirement 3.4 = Yes
Wouldn't like to be in their QSA / Information Security / IT auditors shoes right now tbh.
The only zero day exploit mentioned, was the one to get the attackers through the front door.
After this there were privilege escalation attacks on systems or applications.
Were these systems / apps unpatched, default passwords and accounts left unchanged or were there internal web apps that were not security tested??
Give us more RSA. Your blog post on this is now giving a 500 server error....my god they're back for more!!
The only way to deal with a railgun dreadnought – just as in the days of old when the first armoured all-big-gun battlewagons appeared – would be by using a ship just like it. Surface warships and surface-fleet officers, once again, would rule the seas and the naval roost.
Or one of those sub surface thingies that I heard about in Sci-Fi books.......Submarines. That's them!
Have they been invented yet?
However disasteful his remarks were, everyone seems to have missed the point that the guy was locked up for free speech.
It's not big and it wasn't clever, but alot of people on here sound like Ben the Prisoner from The Life of Brian - nail em up!
The authorities in the UK have targeted an individual, which is actually quite scary.
As 3G and heyrick have reported, this report weighs in at a handsome 500 USD per copy. It may be worthwhile considering this little nugget before posting such a story?
Or you could setup a forum where we could collaborate and organise a multi-user pricing discount!
Quite poor reporting really.....unless of course you're on commission.....
Just because they say they are great, doesn't mean that they are. Validation of a third parties controls is critical, regardless of whatever bits of paper they have.
On a side note, just where are these model contract clauses located, and why don't they do more to publicise them?
The Iranians are "supposed" to have acquired S-300's from a number of sources. If they have indeed got their hands on them, then they would have quite a decent anti-cruise missile capability,
And unless you have air dominance, they can attempt to pitch in with their old F14's and twin tail fin F5's.
Cruise missiles could work, however the ICBM is 'The" big stick of nukes.
Just slightly. It's a whole cargo container to accommodate four missiles.
See here as the evil blue forces attempt to crush the peace loving reds. The blues, you will notice use M1 Abrams, F18's and C5 Galaxy Transports. See if Hugo twitters about it. I'm sure he'll love it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rqwMzQiXlK0&feature=player_embedded
And comparing bandwidth to finite resources that countries go to war over is loopy. It's a Victorian Tories wet dream.....I can see it all now, meters on the sides of the telly....
Oh and in the Netherlands, the pavements are often dug up every year or two and they lay them all nice and neat again. All that shiftiing sand.
It's not a biggie.
The sale of various adult toys is not restricted to sex shops or Ann Summers etc.
The equivelent of Currys over here - Media Markt - has a section with various Dildos, Love Eggs, Vibrators etc. It was a bit of a shock when I was bimbling round looking for a new video card. There they were at the end of one aisle, where a man and a womed were discussing which one to buy.
This Swedish bloke would be basically disbarred from working in most of the major electrical retailers.
When she's in the Netherlands, Paris shops in Media Markt
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