Comment Re:15 year old keyboard (Score 1) 523
Do you have a stack of them around because you have actually managed to wear one out?
I imagine they are excellent paperweights. I used one back in high school and I felt safer in the lab for it!
Do you have a stack of them around because you have actually managed to wear one out?
I imagine they are excellent paperweights. I used one back in high school and I felt safer in the lab for it!
Atif Shamim, an electronics PhD student at Carleton University, has built a prototype that extends the battery life of portable gadgets such as the iPhone and BlackBerry, by getting rid of all the wires used to connect the electronic circuits with the antenna.
Unlike many of the breakthroughs we read about on Slahdot and elsewhere, this seems like it has a very high probability of market acceptance and actual implementation.
The fact is that any cert can be compromised within seconds after it is issued, and so can browsers, hosts lists, and a long list of other target; therefore, certs provide NO assurance you're connected to who the URL indicates you are. The idea that doubtful protection against "man in the middle" attacks are worth the cost of the CA infrastructure is ludicrous.
Would you care to somehow substantiate that claim? How are you going to compromise that cert? What do you mean by "compromise"? Without serious arguments and proofs you really sound like that crazy Time Cube guy.
Do you even have any understanding of how PKI works? Could you prove it by elaborating on it and presenting real attack scenarios? Because without that you just seem to be a troll.
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