aaron kulkis cmiqlkx91hotpopcom james r thompson wrote ever thought trying make anyone use us geeks nobody forces user configure kde people go configuration want tune want typical user matter much people gnome insist mythical creature exists every user specific nonstandard need configurability goes tubes nonstandard needs met every user least one nonstandard need taking away configurability also harms newbie much computersavvy people know know turn computer ive use kde 4 like see still needs plenty work original message m9 mailtovevrry4iaenl sent thursday february 14 2008 152 pm wkilxlocopensuseorg subject opensuse opensuse 110 nonready kde4 begin pgp signed message hash sha1 james knott schreef m9 wrote glad hear based demo kde 4 saw ontario linux fest back october saw kde 4 makes show stopper wouldnt want os crap choice many issues fixed since still long way go match predessessor wasnt capabilities performance bothered appeared incredibly dumbed extremely ugly thats indication kde 4 dont want part want computer treat like idiot always run windows judging crowd presentation conducted marcel gagne wasnt one felt way saw representative final product crap steelhard opinion nice day m9 time exists os linux 26221701default x86_64 huidige gebruiker monkey9amd64x2sfn1 systeem opensuse 103 x86_64 kde 357 release 726 begin pgp signature version gnupg v204svn0 gnulinux comment using gnupg suse httpenigmailmozdevorg id8dbqfhti3ax5x5x6lpdgrask7akdhefihwdjezmdzvduibf2ihdyeaceotx 3mh4cogq2c9pvk5kqvkzebc 0pwr end pgp signature legsysmodcom sat apr 26 154924 2008 date thu 21 feb 2008 101100 0000 patrick obeirne subject eu money 4 small businesses risk mgmt pilot httpwwwenisaeuropaeupagesmicro_enterprises_pilothtm building information confidence micro enterprises pilots introduction risk management process enisa issues call identify potential pilots participate risk management promotion activity selected pilots financially supported enisa maximum 20000 euros install risk management within infrastructure perform initial risk assessment selection criteria stated see background potential pilots requested use attached form send information relevant organisation scope possible risk management introduction project proposals sent enisa 29 feb 2008 main criteria pilots size sector geographical spread among different areas europe order select potential pilots enisa use following selection criteria pilot enisa wants support small micro enterprises introduction risk management potential pilot performed cooperation multiplier organisation guarantees inclusion multiple smallmicro enterprises ie small smes benefits pilot participating enterprises must evident pilot maximise inclusion multiple stakeholders eg dissemination potential pilot consists group smallmicro organisations building network eg part supply chain independent members distributed structure etc subject pilot must available enisa material alternatively existing good practice area risk management europe pilot activity defined detail plans participants patrick obeirne systems modelling ltd httpwwwsysmodcom 3530 5394 22294 ldzmyappelbaumnet sat apr 26 154924 2008 date february 21 2008 123409 pm est jacob appelbaum subject cold boot attacks disk encryption via dave farbers ip discussions take place daily laptop seizures data breech laws crypto often come rescue thought readers ip might interested research project released today weve working quite time quite proud results ed felten wrote freedom tinker morning httpwwwfreedomtotinkercomp1257 today eight colleagues releasing significant new research result show disk encryption standard approach protecting sensitive data laptops defeated relatively simple methods demonstrate methods using defeat three popular disk encryption products bitlocker comes windows vista filevault comes macos x dmcrypt used linux research team includes j alex halderman seth schoen nadia heninger william clarkson william paul joseph calandrino ariel j feldman jacob appelbaum edward w felten site links paper explanatory video materials root problem lies unexpected property todays dram memories drams main memory chips used store data system running virtually everybody including experts tell dram contents lost turn power isnt research shows data dram actually fades gradually period seconds minutes enabling attacker read full contents memory cutting power rebooting malicious operating system full paper videos photos found princeton website httpcitpprincetonedumemory yrnntiwellcom sat apr 26 154924 2008 declan mccullagh date february 21 2008 35743 pm est subject cold boot attacks disk encryption via dave farbers ip paper published today makes pretty strong claims vulnerabilities microsofts bitlocker apples filevault truecrypt linuxs dmcrypt subsystem similar products put folks behind test gave macbook laptop filevault turned powered encrypted swap enabled screen saver locked fact able extract 128bit aes key ive put screen snapshots filevault bypass process httpwwwnewscom23001029_362309331html article responses microsoft apple pgp httpwwwnewscom830113578_3987606038html bottom line nicely done attack going make us rethink handle laptops sleep mode servers use encrypted filesystems mail server instance archives httpwwwlistboxcommemberarchive247now rss feed httpwwwlistboxcommemberarchiverss247 auirlzpjwammsgov sat apr 26 154924 2008 date tue 19 feb 2008 133000 0500 curran john subject illegal drag race kills eight last weekend illegal drag race washington dc suburbs ended tragedy car involved race plowed crowd people gathered watch race column baltimore sun puts interesting light idea risks routinely take part something like race writer spoke scientist specializes risk perception key remark piece peters research scientist specializes risk perception psychologist works think tank called decision research studies basically people called seeking wisdom someone many someones turns would gather dark desolate highway middle night wander onto watch people drive like maniacs peters seen news reports crash struck seemingly festive nature gathering turned fatal everyones seems like good oldfashioned fun partylike atmosphere said theres familiarity people done never problem peters said familiarity makes even obviously risky walking onto thoroughfare two fast furious cars screamed past seem like perfectly normal behavior httpwwwbaltimoresuncomnewslocalbalmdmarbella19feb1902107578column john curran omm program security manager cissp cism iam 7037871712 see also psychology risks dr leonard zegans december 2007 inside risks column communications acm httpwwwcslsricomneumanninsiderisks07html211 gcmoldwgereaolcom sat apr 26 154924 2008 date mon 25 feb 2008 095959 est gcmoldwgereaolcom subject freetodownload password cracker good purports lets hope whitehats use rainbowcrack general propose implementation philippe oechslins faster timememory tradeoff technique short rainbowcrack tool hash cracker traditional brute force cracker try possible plaintexts one one cracking time time consuming break complex password way idea timememory tradeoff cracking time computation advance store result files called rainbow table take long time precompute tables one time precomputation finished timememory tradeoff cracker hundreds times faster brute force cracker help precomputed tables httpwwwantsightcomzslrainbowcrackindexphp peter mellor 44 020 8459 7669 gcmoldwgereaolcom rqjcscolumbiaedu sat apr 26 154924 2008 date tue 19 feb 2008 042857 0000 steven bellovin subject gps miracle mintz risks2505 im glad worked find usually works well however mine purchased 25 months ago tried steer deadend streets twice single drive within 20 miles house new jersey first time decided see dead end sign wrong wasnt gps thing noticed getting wrong couple times complex intersections two possible turns close easy misunderstand turn wants make doubt theres good technical solution short headsup display showing route wants take overlaid reality great 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