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fuzzbang

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    Comment #5881527

    Thats because there is more than one program providing this sort of information. MAPP is for AV and other security software companies. There is also: CIPP http://www.microsoft.com/…

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    Comment #5829371

    Which you apparently didn't read thoroughly. I clearly state that the secure way to use TrueCrypt is to never mount the hidden volume in protected mode. That will enable the scenar…

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    Comment #5825026

    Excellent. You read my directions on how to use TrueCrypt correctly! :)

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    Comment #5824906

    No, it is not false. The important thing with a spinning disk is locality of reference. You want the blocks which store the file content to be as close together as possible, to min…

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    Comment #5824852

    They can prove it sufficiently to force you to hand over your password. File systems have a particular behaviour, they allocate blocks in certain ways. Most notably, they use all o…

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    Comment #5824819

    It is not that difficult to prove that a hidden volume exists. The TrueCrypt implementation of hidden volumes means that the "hidden" partition is all allocated at the end of the v…

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    Comment #5337013

    Or they aren't about to kill the same bug in MobileSafari, since it is worth exponentially more. https://twitter.com/i0n1c/status/309585202810867712

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    Comment #5314940

    While there are definitely benefits to using a VPN, they do not provide anonymity. They provide privacy, and it is not the same thing. "No one is going to go to jail for you". If a…

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    Comment #4589132

    Actually, @fygrave put together the document (using scigen and a draft from jonathan), so both of them should get credit.

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    Comment #4529145

    You should clean the data from the user before passing it to the shell. There is a trivial remote command execution vulnerability in the URL ("echo 'GET /;$(cat /etc/passwd)'|nc ..…

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    Comment #859846

    You have to be more specific than that. These days information security is a huge field. Network security is a misnomer since almost no one works on "network security", which is ab…

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    Comment #750590

    Where is it announced? In particular, how does one find out where / when it is to show up?

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    Comment #750588

    The Londoner is at the corner of Sukhumvit 33. Easy to get to. The Bull's Head is down Suk 33/1, very easy to get to by BTS. The Phrom Phong station exit is just in front of the mo…

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    Comment #750218

    The Londoner is larger and doesn't get as packed as quickly (avoiding peak times, of course). Bull's head is a superior pub no doubt, but is not great for a largish meeting. At any…

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    Comment #749672

    The Londoner brewpub on suk soi 33. Brewed beer > brewed coffee.

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    Comment #749569

    When are you around in Bangkok? It seems there is something of a community out here, but I'm not aware of any previous meetings.

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    Comment #741523

    I learned Thai by living with a Thai girl who spoke no English. Took about 6 months to become fluent. My suggestion is get a "long haired dictionary" and you'll pick up the languag…

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    Comment #699882

    Firstly, US companies tends not to care about other countries. To the extent that they do, it is mostly European countries that are important. The reason is pretty simple -- money.…

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    Comment #661252

    Here is a good article on trying to live on 30k a month. It is a pretty frugal lifestyle actually. Lots of toast for breakfast, not a lot of ordering Au Bon Pain. http://www.ajarn.…

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    Comment #661122

    Actually, I speak fluent Thai, there is no word for Yes or No. There is ไม่ which is a negation word, and ใช่ which basically means "correct"/"right", not "yes". The Thai question …

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    Comment #659902

    Well, 4k USD per month is ~130k THB. The purchasing power of the Baht means that that is about equivalent to ~10k USD. (As an example, a can of Coke costs 12 THB in a 7/11). 130k w…

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    Comment #659893

    You know, you can have a car in other countries as well. In Jakarta you can have a car and driver for less than the cost of a car in the US. Personally, I think everyone should liv…

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    Comment #659856

    It seems like there is a lot of BKK based people here. Anyone want to meet up for a beer? jim.farang gmail.com

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    Comment #659851

    Living in Thailand doesn't mean you have to work in Thailand. That is the crucial difference... I live here (Thailand) and do contract work at near western rates. That means I can …

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    Comment #499207

    There is a much better article here (you can actually understand what he has done): http://www.oneitsecurity.it/22/01/2009/mac-os-x-vulnerabilit... I haven't read the slides, so I …