* Posts by scotitan

16 publicly visible posts • joined 27 Aug 2017

Red panic: Best Buy yanks Kaspersky antivirus from shelves

scotitan
IT Angle

Grease

They've greased there fingers with 95% of it, abusing open source and open standards along the way...

Bad I.N.T.E.L.L.I.G.E.N.C.E - intel chips with hidden "Me" controllers and poorly documented power management features. Below par AMD chips along the same lines with PSP microcontroller with again closed source drivers and binary blobs. Crappy firmware, with persistant hard-disk drive infectors, I've got one of those disk's and contrary to persistance or there claims of persistance you can over-write the UEFI boot sector with your own boot-loader.

I rarely find myself having to shout "Unclean - Unclean!" but it does happen more often than not with Microsoft crap.

scotitan

Re: It's all going terribly well, isn't it?

Well when you stop to consider that 95% of all that technology comes out of the United States and the other 5% from the communist block, you soon get a feel for what's clean and what isnt.

Dell computer's photographed in North Korea - dispelling the myth that they dont have internet, unfortunately it doesnt inform you or them about "LoJack" installed by DELL inside the BIOS which is a huge threat vector for someone to attack that machine, which was also how the spook's broke into several of there targets. "Genie" & Apple dashboard, well yeah that one was a given. BlackBerry powered by the GCC and Nutrino, OpenBSD powered by the GCC, Microsoft Windows powered by WatCOM. Not a lot of choice about what software to use, unfortunately.. when you attack one, it would appear you attack them all.. Probably why everybody has gone directly into paranoia over-drive and the "communists" all smuggly going "see we told you they couldnt be trusted!" look what they've done to there own freedoms!

scotitan
Joke

Re: a turn around

Not so much of a turn around, we still get to listen to the Sonic boom tonight as they vaporise each other after much posturing. Be sure to stand on the porch, that way you'll see the far away glow in an eire light. 2 Minutes to Midnight, the hand that becon's doom. Fingers crossed, maybe one of Kim's nukes will land on Trump tower!

scotitan

Re: World War 3 @ John Brown

Not so much passing off as passing the buck, rubles into dollars and vice a versa... From one account to another, but the irony is the system they used to do it was hailed as being the future at one time by all the scientists involved, which smack's of the level's of fraud so ingrained in the banking system and to be clear this banking system has enabled many to unjustly enrich themselves at the tax payers expense whilst they sat there writting the rules about the cryptography and of course the big surprise it was cryptography that all parties involved could break. After all how else do you use a wiretap if pesky crypto is going to get in the way? So now that they meet with resistance and hear the words revolution, they should take stock of exactly which party screams "Revolution" is it the cry of the Democrat? The cry of the Republican? Or the cry of the Communist? Take stock on that TV, all those fanatics marching, the US wanted to be the Worlds bank and now that people dont like what they see, who's fault is it?

scotitan

Re: Bounty

They dont they're just nosey which is why you should use PGP or VeraCrypt before you give your Laptop to Best Buy and to be clear, your not really going to enjoy a laptop with the untrusted TPM, the locked in UEFI bootloader and as to an earlier guys comments about it being iTunes.. No dude, it was in the Dashboard it's always been inside "Genie" the dashboard. Like the trojan they found infecting all versions of OSX onwards from 10.6 - the latest version of Darwin from apple?

What latest version, they no longer distribute Darwin_BSD as a seperate entity and it now comes with Microsuck (TPM) which in the older versions you could actually break into the AltiVec instructions.

When you start backdooring secure operating systems claiming your not breaking the law, then you are indeed breaking the law period.

Behold the true powers of the "Red Pill"

scotitan

Re: Counteract stupidness or it will spread

It's already spread, to MEP's IPO's and other parties that claim they have the rights to leverage sanctions on countries poorer than themselves whilst they feed you there advertising properganda.

Windows has never been top of the game when it comes to Security, but then niether is Linux - the only one at the top of the game is the - wiretap which seem's to have misplaced "billions" of dollars in funds right before the twin tower's went up in flames with insurance fraud and the guy owning the building insuring them all for ten times there actual worth.

Now that they stamping down on the "Banks" they force the hand's of the "Communist" party to action and "Sanctions" is inflaming the flames of an already load of extremely pissed off people.

scotitan

Re: Can the US of A ever BE

Negligable, although Korea has no trouble labelling them as such in the latest round of debate...

The Jackboot of the American "imperialist" truely know's no bounds!

It's impressive that it's reached that stage though and enjoyable watching there obvious reaction to the wording, "Communist" party - "communications" and information dispersal system with distributed hetrogenous cluster's, you dont like "communism" that's OK I get the feeling they dont like you much either.

scotitan
Angel

World War 3

Pfft, nobody will really care about any of it, they caused WWIII. Hey it was just Capitalism! It was totally OK for US to spy on them with there Mobile phone but it's not OK for them to spy on US with there Anti-virus solution.

Well now you get to reap what you sow, you wanted backdoors in everything, swift payments, insider trading fraud and malicious wiretap's used to illicitly transfer funds and now it's all out in the open what's the progress report, charged anyone lately, no of course not...

Far too busy investigating while they scream we have the right's to do this, while the "Communist" & "Community" block of hacktavists is also busy screaming "No you dont!" so to recap it all in a nutshell, you have attacked the "Communist" party, it's communist party line's used to gather evidence of crimes against the Prolitariate (People), attacking the very financial transfer systems that uphold the entire banking system and you thought that with every other nation, they'd just be fine with it? Because your the CIA or NSA or FBI and what you say goes right? An because nobody really cares what happened to those Billion's in bearer Bonds misplaced by the Pentagon right before 9/11.

No wonder we're all heading down the "Let's nuke em first!" line now being broadcast by all parties concerned.

'Independent' gov law reviewer wants users preemptively identified before they're 'allowed' to use encryption

scotitan
Coffee/keyboard

Re Re: Whut?

Look on the bright side, phones are more secure - than they've ever been, just ask "Emma Watson" and all the other Celebrities who's naked flesh now adorns the internet.

Raging Success!

scotitan
Devil

Re: Whut?

Have you seen the one of Merkel in Communist Uniform with an East German Stasi officer?

When the news broke "Das ist Stasi" - Well you'd know all about it love!

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2013/05/21/article-2328536-19EB9CC3000005DC-960_634x391.jpg

Hope the Government Law reviewer took the time to actually Read - the 45 Goals of Communism.

scotitan

Worth it? Mr Former Prime Minister?

We all hope that flash 10 Million Pound house was worth it, it's just a shame that when you look out of your Window you get to see the fruits of what all that "Money Laundering" and "Mirror Trading" did to the economy, how shall we sell it? "luxury appartments, with scenic homeless view" - eh? Get to view the rising tides of inequality all over the city street's below, get step over the homeless city folk sleeping in your doorway as you climb into your "Ferrari" because of a few, the trusted inderviduals, who where looking out only for themselves as usual, not there own people!

scotitan
Happy

Re: Human stupidity really does know no bounds.

Yeap, you really should take a look at the years of software long past...

V7 Unix was less than 3.7 mb in size and it didnt support C++ so what changed?

Oh encryption - Xdisplay - A little bit like a lot of Government Departments - Lots Garbage going in and not a lot coming out - Of course "Cameron" would want that, he's embarrased that he's caught up in a major money laundering scandle involving the "Community" and the "Communist" Party and according to what you'll hear from the Netherlands it all goes right back to Washington, illegal campaign contributions and a blaze of Dirty Money that lands right at the Resolute Desk embezzlement is rather a niffty thing, especially when they're all caught out at it and trying to wash there hands a proclaim there so called innocence.

To quote "David Cameron" - I had no idea. Oh but you did, you knew and you kept silent because up until wannacry hit all those Windows XP machines, I'll wager you had lots of Money stashed away, an now you've got no money stashed away and all your friendly embezzlers who've been doing illegal and naughty things like "STEALING" cash with Mirror Trade's doing the proverbial little "black book" of finance washing and account keeping are going straight where they belong. Prison!

NSA ramps up PR campaign to keep its mass spying powers

scotitan
IT Angle

Re: Well listen up you ignorant lefties

From the lefties dept: "ignorance is not a defence for baseless criminality" trying to breach other systems hoarding "Open Firmware" like it's your exclusive copyright material meanwhile you can't seem to even get C89 to work all that well without leakage and pwnage beside's C11 with added C++ just take it on the chin from the you're PC and server farm "sucks" dept, whilst your climbing into Microsoft's bed spending countless dollars on RISC-V for your own machine and trying to fob everyone else off with closed source blobby bits.. Oh look here comes the Government - & Mr Blobby!

scotitan
FAIL

pfft Corrupt Traders

Nothing but a load of corrupt traders, from start to finish, they've been caught effecting the Libor banking rates, encryption broken to stop terrorists, nice idea, what do you do about the rate fixing at the banks afterwards then? They had PowerPC with IBM & Apple which we where assured was a relationship due to last, instead they killed off RISC-V instruction's and migrated away from PowerPC because microsoft lied, yes check the facts, microsoft & intel openly lied to apple, telling them the intel chip's where more Power efficient than PowerPC instructions and so "Open Firmware" and chips you could *trust* where killed off without so much as a wimper and that has directly effected there precious UK buisness which manufactured those chips and the hypervisor they used (Rosetta) so all in all, you actually harmed UK interest's and UK buisness and all so you could Spy better and let a load of bankers all take the piss in the process. Hope they sleep well at night knowing full well that's the case!

The EU then promptly fined apple, nice try but misplaced rage I think, the one's you should be slaming and fining heavily are Microsoft & Google who now through RedHat they bring you system-d with even more bugs and even more faster pwnage! Dumb-dumb-dumb! They deserve everything thats happening to them and they do not have a wimper of sympathy or pity out of me.

Cybersecurity world faces 'chronic shortage' of qualified staff

scotitan
IT Angle

There's no "chronic shortage"

There's people who use "Open Source" and "Open Firmware" so there is no "Chronic Shortage" the chronic shortage is having no-body to recognise that fact and employ them in highly well paid possitions, looking after your entire enterprises IT or ICT need's, which is saddly never going to happen whilst you listen to a load of lies from Microsoft technicians and they quietly murder "Open Source" and "Open Firmware" killing off threat's to it's buisness model like IBM's PowerPC line of "Open Source" and "Open Firmware" chips whilst promoting a line of Power in-efficent processors (Intel & AMD) with no RISC-V instructions. They really brought it upon themselves that nobody trust's them anymore and they've harmed technology irreversibly as a result!

Vodafone won't pay employee expenses for cups of coffee

scotitan

outrageous

It's pretty outrageous that they would scrooge a measly cup of coffee or tea, the argument will probably be we dont pay you to drink poisonous stimulants on 'Vodaphone' time. But every place I have ever worked people have always bought there own tea or coffee, in fact last place was operating heavy machinery and it even came with a special coffee Cup Holder, if managment want's to be mean on when your allowed to have a break and what you may or may not drink, maybe it's time to find an employer who doesnt care so long as you get the work done!