DrDevil - Slashdot User

Anonymous intercepts FBI conference call-> 0

Submitted by DrDevil on Friday February 03, @11:32AM

DrDevil writes "A member of the computer hacking group Anonymous has hacked into a telephone conference between the FBI and Scotland Yard (London Police) and posted it on the internet.

The Daily Telegraph has a comprehensive article on the hack at http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/news/9059580/Anonymous-hackers-intercept-conversation-between-FBI-and-Scotland-Yard-on-how-to-deal-with-hackers.html.

The audio of the call can be heard at http://t.co/vrdop7No."
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Comment: Re:Screen recorder (Score 1) 107

by DrDevil on Sunday December 04, @06:49PM (#38260604) Attached to: GCHQ Challenge Solution Explained

The screen recorder is Camtasia - Linux is running in a VM under Windows.

GCHQ Challenge solution explained-> 0

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DrDevil

on Sunday December 04, @12:45PM

DrDevil writes ""The British spy agency GCHQ recently published a puzzle on www.canyoucrackit.co.uk (as featured on slashdot), now just a few days later an academic at the University of Greenwich in England has posted a full video explanation of the puzzle. The puzzle has three stages and is not at all simple — likely to challenge even the best computer science graduates.

Solution and explanation at http://gchqchallenge.blogspot.com/""
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Comment: Houses by the roadside? (Score 2, Interesting) 89

by DrDevil on Friday August 31 2007, @01:17PM (#20426649) Attached to: Mobile Phones to Monitor Traffic Congestion

They need to be careful because a number of people could live along side the road and the number of people at home will change throughout the day. As these people are not mobile, and the people change during the day, it is difficult to discern stopped traffic from people watching the television.

I'd be interested to see if they have addressed these problems and if so, how.