Home Search
crack - search results
If you're not happy with the results, please do another search
TCP flaw may be worse than suspected
Author: JT Smith
If you thought that the TCP flaw announced earlier this week was old news, well, you're correct -- almost. The original announcement,...
Inside Russia’s ‘hacking culture’
Author: JT Smith
Wired.com: "The world's greatest hackers and crackers live in Russia. That's the opinion of many security experts, who weren't surprised by a...
‘Decoy nets’ gain backers in battle against ‘hackers’
Author: JT Smith
You've probably heard of a 'honeypot' -- a single computer system set up to catch crackers in the act of a system...
‘Hackers’ get credit card data from Amazon’s Bibliofind.com
Author: JT Smith
IDG reports that crackers have stolen roughly 98,000 customer records, including credit card numbers, from rare book seller and Amazon subsidiary Bibliofind.com....
How a Linux standard would benefit distributors
Author: JT Smith
A column at LinuxWorld argues just that. "If Linux companies refocused their efforts away from maintaining multiple base distributions, they
...
Justice Department sticks its nose into 2600.com’s DeCSS appeal
Author: JT Smith
- By Thomas C. Greene -
- The Register -
The U.S. Department of Justice (DoJ) has been granted permission by the Second...
Distributed computing harnesses power of the Web
Author: JT Smith
The Associated Press (via CNN.com) features distributed computing programs such as SETI@home. "Distributed computing has been around for years, initially used primarily...
Playing DVDs with Xine
Author: JT Smith
"When I first heard the news of DVD encryption being cracked, allowing Unix
users to view DVDs, I was quite skeptical. I couldn't...
New Tuxtops seller not worried about Linux laptop competition
Author: JT Smith
- By Grant Gross -
QLITech, which is taking over the recently defunct Tuxtops Linux laptop line, isn't worried about the big...
Draconian net censorship push
Author: JT Smith
Australian IT reports on a potentially serious crackdown on privacy and civil rights on the Internet in Australia. Strict new laws will...