mateuscb - Slashdot User

Comment Re:I don't get it (Score 2, Interesting) 340

by mateuscb on Tuesday October 14, 2008 @12:58PM (#25370951) Attached to: Now Even Photo CAPTCHAs Have Been Cracked

What a conicidence, just today i read a blog talking about a really cool new way we could do CAPTCHAS. The idea seems golden! I can't understand why something like this hasn't been tried. If google or this game creator were to try this, it would take a long time for computers to even come close to breaking this. Check out the blog http://www.yuniti.com/BetterCaptcha

Submission + - Social networks at crossroads (snl.com)

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mateuscb

on Saturday September 15, 2007 @03:37AM

mateuscb writes: "A few years ago, social networking Web sites were just some newfangled technology that college students loved. But over time, they have metamorphosed into an unavoidable Internet phenomenon that is changing the way people of all ages keep in touch with friends, find long-lost acquaintances, explore new hobbies and even look for employment."

Submission + - Bow down to the gods of Wikipedia (yuniti.com)

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mateuscb

on Friday September 14, 2007 @01:13PM

mateuscb writes: "Here is an example of a good thing gone bad. Wikipedia, the encyclopedia by the people seems to have lost site of its purpose. Too much power given to certain people and now they think they can judge everyone. This basically documents a user trying to get an article published and being faced with discrimination and illogical behavior;"

Submission + - Software prevents thieves from key logging (practicalecommerce.com)

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mateuscb

on Thursday August 23, 2007 @01:22PM

mateuscb writes: "There are so many ways for thieves to steal identities that it's hard to keep up with it all. Take, for example, keylogging. This occurs when thieves track the keystrokes of unsuspecting Internet users via surveillance software, called a keylogger recorder. If a thief can successfully install this keylogger recorder onto a computer, he/she can track literally every keystroke that a user makes."

Submission + - Yuniti Offers ValidationID Options to Users

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mateuscb

on Wednesday August 22, 2007 @05:27AM

mateuscb writes: "Created by StrikeForce Technologies (SFKT), ValidationID verifies user identity, ensuring a real person is using the site. This reduces spam and other harmful communications that are known to take place on social networks. ValidationID works by matching up your information with data found from public records and credit reports in order to verify your identity."

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