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Anyone in business who says "it's in our DNA" should probably ignored. Probably not the best person to have as CEO!
27 publicly visible posts • joined 6 Aug 2007
Security is not down to just getting in via the expected route.. but any way possible. It appears that StrongWebmail thought they were invincible, but were not, and probably never will be, especially with an attitude that the hackers didnt really get in. Rubbish.
Would be interesting to know what was in the schedule...
Silicon setup and hold timing issues manifest at higher temperatures. If the phones are not out of spec for the devices, perhaps the firmware is overclocking the silicon... Regardless, it looks like Apple are running their devices on the very edge....
Mine's the one that just makes calls.
It has long been known that the way to stop security holes is to not have any services running unless they are absolutely necessary, and then really be on the ball.
Look at Win XP - the number of critical services hacks has been reduced substantially by the default enabling of the firewall in recent times, effectively preventing the services being visible from the net.
Services that are enabled by default are bad news. A router should look stealth on all ports by default, anything else is just begging for someone to start digging.
What about if the car is full of drunk people, but the driver is not.... would the sensors really be able to differentiate between a drunk passenger and a drunk driver?
Also if someone has just had a drink, would they already be perspiring alcohol?
Sounds like a nice idea, but I dont see it hitting the streets any time soon. And if so, the price of it will probably make it an optional extra.