Comment Re:Car analogy. (Score 1) 353
and the company is sitting on top of the regular gas market
Comment Re:Its like 1000's of customers cried out (Score 2, Informative) 282
In Denmark they're a bit more strict. They've recently decided that you must pay license if you have ANY means of recieving TV. That means; if your mobile phone can recieve TV then you gotta cough up the money - whether you use it or not.
Submission + - Facebook vulneabilty allows personal info theft (quaji.com)
Ronen writes: An interesting new vulnerability in Facebook is demonstrated and discussed. It allows a hacker to steal a Facebook user's full name, profile picture, and list of friends.
While this kind of stuff has surfaced before, what's unique about this attack is it can be done while the user anonymously surfs almost any forum or blog on the net. The hacker does this just by adding a comment or post to the 3rd party site (otherwise not controlled by him/her), that when viewed, sends the info to the hacker.
Full disclosure is not available yet, as the bug is apparently not yet fixed, but it makes for an eye-opening read because who normally feels threatened when reading a forum thread?
While this kind of stuff has surfaced before, what's unique about this attack is it can be done while the user anonymously surfs almost any forum or blog on the net. The hacker does this just by adding a comment or post to the 3rd party site (otherwise not controlled by him/her), that when viewed, sends the info to the hacker.
Full disclosure is not available yet, as the bug is apparently not yet fixed, but it makes for an eye-opening read because who normally feels threatened when reading a forum thread?
Comment Larsen != Larson (Score 5, Informative) 210
The experts name is most probable not Rene Larson but René Larsen.
As a Dane living in the UK, having a surname ending with sen, I'm proper fed up with having to spell my surname to everyone taking my name down.
To me Larsen sounds Danish and Larson sounds Swedish.
Sorry for rambling.
