Don't put the asset number in the BIOS, then they have to be able to look at the physical sticker on the outside
Posts by tim 13
161 publicly visible posts • joined 16 Oct 2009
How to spot a North Korean agent before they get comfy inside payroll
How $20 and a lapsed domain allowed security pros to undermine internet integrity
Impromptu game of Robot Wars sparks fire in warehouse at UK e-tailer Ocado
39 Post Office convictions quashed after Fujitsu evidence about Horizon IT platform called into question
Fighting an insurer over lockdown payout? UK policyholders just won an important COVID-19 test case
80-characters-per-line limits should be terminal, says Linux kernel chief Linus Torvalds
'iOS security is f**ked' says exploit broker Zerodium: Prices crash for taking a bite out of Apple's core tech
Yelp finally gets its chance to tell US Congress how Google screws its listings service every minute of every day
Not a Genius move after all: Apple must cough up $$$ in back pay for store staff forced to wait for bag searches
BOFH: When was the last time someone said these exact words to you: You are the sunshine of my life?
Windows 7 back in black as holdouts report wallpaper-stripping shenanigans
Totally Subcontracted Business: TSB to outsource entire IT estate to IBM for a cool $1bn after 2019 meltdown
Why is a 22GB database containing 56 million US folks' personal details sitting on the open internet using a Chinese IP address? Seriously, why?
Having trouble finding a job in your 40s? Study shows some bosses like job applicants... up until they see dates of birth
Why is the printer spouting nonsense... and who on earth tried to wire this plug?
When is an electrical engineer not an engineer? When Arizona's state regulators decide to play word games
Trump Administration fast-tracks compulsory border facial recognition scans for all US citizens
That code that could never run? Well, guess what. Now Windows thinks it's Batman
Royal Bank of Scotland IT contractor ban sparks murmurs of legal action
Morrisons tells top court it's not liable for staffer who nicked payroll data of 100,000 employees
Remember the Uber self-driving car that killed a woman crossing the street? The AI had no clue about jaywalkers
Socket to the energy bill: 5-bed home with stupid number of power outlets leaves us asking... why?
Bet you can't guess what I'm wearing, or where I'm wearing it
Not a good look, Google: Pixel 4 mobes can be face-unlocked even if you're asleep... or dead?
Welcome to the World Of Tomorrow, where fridges suffer certificate errors. Just like everything else
If you have a security alert, I feel bad for you, son – you got 99 problems but a hack ain't one
The immovable object versus the unstoppable force: How the tech boys club remains exclusive
The mod firing squad: Stack Exchange embroiled in 'he said, she said, they said' row
Chef melts under heat, will 86 future deals with family-separating US immigration agencies
Remember that security probe that ended with a sheriff cuffing the pen testers? The contract is now public so you can decide who screwed up
He's coming home, he's coming... Hutchins' coming home: British Wannacry killer held in US on malware dev rap set free by judge
Monday 29th July 2019 15:02 GMT
Re: Hear, hear! @monkeysee
(3) He hasn't been incarcerated for 2 years. He has been free to roam around the US but had his passport held and so couldn't leave until the outcome of the trial.
Dunno, not being allowed to leave somewhere to go home seems like a form of incarceration, even if the area you are allowed to roam in is large.