On Thu, 15 Jun 2006 09:01:02 +0200, Sebastian Gottschalk <seppi@seppig.de> wrote: Ok, I've dumped mIRC and will try HydraIRC. Thanks. :) -- Zilbandy - Tucson, Arizona USA...

Henry <nowhere@127.0.0.1> writes: In modems--doesn't matter. I've never heard of a modem-brand-specific exploit that led to compromise. Just make sure auto answer is off, and you should be...

From: "John Gregory" <jaygreg90@hotmail.com> | There were 3 Java entries. Two were definitely Java programs for browsers | but I'm not sure I know what the last one is; I haven't removed it. It's |...

Anyone else have this problem? Evidence is strong that ZoneAlarm 6.5 is responsible for a BSOD error I and others are getting. I have seen this error on my computer, as well as a client's computer....

"Spyware and Trojan threats are rising dramatically, now accounting for the majority of the online attacks, a new report reveals. Webroot's latest report shows that during the first quarter of 2006...

Are you looking for something more secure than WinZip? You can install WinZip self extractor onto the CD or DVD. Bob "cypher" <nospam@INVALID.net> wrote in...

On Tue, 13 Jun 2006 01:30:57 -0400, imhotep <inhotep@nospam.com> wrote: but since I don't have the problem, I don't hook up, nor am I living near those who might need the info. Regards, Henry

john wrote: test test -- ************************************* Pass a Net Neutrality Law in the US!!!!

David Gempton wrote: Firm encouragement? I thought I was chastising you. But getting the GPL straightened out is a big deal. That's because you haven't published source code, unless you've stuffed...

Might want to take a look at their "EUL" first, more crap in there then you can shake a stick at.. I turned it down Gimpy "Ablang" <Ablang051806@hilary-duff.com> wrote in...

The moderator on the Google Problems group encrypts his messages so they can't be searched, but when you open them up the decrypt by themselves. So I've been running searches for other people who...

Mike wrote: Which security? Internet Explorer has none, by design. What about using a real webbrowser? Will also give you some useful error messages if it doesn't work either. BTW, what about...

imhotep wrote: Another informative link, with video and audio feeds: http://www.democracynow.org/article.pl?sid=06/06/09/1427218 What it means is just one more big chunk of bad news out of D.C. ...

http://www.newscientisttech.com/article/mg19025556.200-pentagon-sets-its-sights-on-social-networking-websites.html

nemo_outis wrote: Unless his budget allows him to rent a server say - in Russia? Because he prefers to be monitored by the FSB than by the NSA? Kind regards Ludovic

Microsoft June Advance Notification Multiple Vulnerabilities "Microsoft has released advance notification that they will be releasing twelve security bulletins for Windows on June 13, 2006. The...

"Microsoft NetMeeting is prone to a remote memory-corruption vulnerability. This issue is due to the application's failure to properly handle malformed network traffic. This issue allows remote...

I agree entirely with Todd. Client Side Validation is in no way a substitute for Server-Side. They can be, and are often are, used together, because - as you said - it's 'nicer' to get instant...

dave wrote: Hm... where exactly is your problem? This behaviour is fully intended to keep your installation up-to-date, and can be disabled. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_virus Dunno how...

jojo wrote: ....please include more information. Are you putting a firewall on the machine you are on, then connecting locally? More info is needed to understand you question. Im