Juser - Slashdot User

Comment Wrong question - why do some ppl repel mosquitos? (Score 1) 183

by Juser on Wednesday July 17, 2013 @01:39PM (#44310093) Attached to: Why Are Some People Mosquito Magnets?

I'm type-O, drink beer, have been known to not wear socks, I almost NEVER get bitten. People around me get eaten alive and I almost never have to swat. It isn't soap, cologne or laundry detergent, its something else.

Comment Re:This is not some sort of definitive guide (Score 1) 45

by Juser on Thursday May 09, 2013 @12:42PM (#43676325) Attached to: The NSA's Own Guide To Google Hacking and Other Internet Research

Yes, and it was classified. The mind boggles. What other deep secrets are they hiding? A good recipe for Pud Thai?

it says right in the footer "UNCLASSIFIED"

Submission + - Symantec Admits its Networks Were Hacked (net-security.org)

Submitted by Orome1 on Wednesday January 18, 2012 @03:54PM

Orome1 writes: After having first claimed that the source code leaked by Indian hacking group Dharmaraja was not stolen through a breach of its networks, but possibly by compromising the networks of a third party entity, Symantec backpedalled and announced that the code seems to have exfiltrated during a 2006 breach of its systems. Symantec spokesman Cris Paden has confirmed that unknown hackers have managed to get their hands on the source code to the following Symantec solutions: Norton Antivirus Corporate Edition, Norton Internet Security, Norton Utilities, Norton GoBack and pcAnywhere.

Comment Re:And did they answer? (Score 1) 49

by Juser on Tuesday January 17, 2012 @03:55PM (#38728622) Attached to: RSA Chief: Last Year's Breach Has Silver Lining

They blew us off. We had been (what we thought as) high profile customers ever since it was Security Dynamics (15 years?) and RSA took FOREVER to tell us if soft tokens were impacted. After reading Coviello's response. I'm glad we moved to another solution.

Comment Re:Ignore China (Score 1) 185

by Juser on Friday August 05, 2011 @12:39PM (#36997906) Attached to: China's 5-Year Cyberwar Met With Western Silence

I agree. Your network doesn't need to talk to the world and more importantly, you don't need the world to talk to your network.

Comment Re:Wuala (Score 1) 222

by Juser on Monday October 06, 2008 @11:07AM (#25273443) Attached to: Easy, Reliable Distributed Storage and Backup?

Why would you allow someone to store their data on your machine? On top of that its encrypted? A) You have no idea what they are storing in your house. B) You have no idea where your data is being stored and if it got accessed.

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