Comment Re:Questions and comments, please (Score 1) 403
Actually, it ends with "Questions and comments can be sent to adtraffic@nytimes.com." Damn you, ^V.
Comment Questions and comments, please (Score 1) 403
I like the way TFA ends with "Questions and comments can be sent to adtraffic@nytimes.com.can be sent to adtraffic@nytimes.com."
In other words: the folks at advertising gave us, editorial staff, a hard time. Now please flood their mail boxes and we'll call it even.
Feed The Register: New Google bugs empower phishermen (theregister.com)
Domain vuln + frame injection = dead ringer spoof pages
Google's Gmail service suffers from a security flaw that makes it trivial for attackers to create authentic-looking spoof pages that steal users' login credentials, a security expert has demonstrated. Google Calendar and other sensitive Google services are susceptible to similar tampering.
Comment Mandatory BOFH reference (Score 3, Funny) 379
Looks like someone used the same trick as the PFY, just three years later.
Submission + - Band Leaks Own Album, Blames Pirates 1
A Cow writes: When the hard rock band "BuckCherry" found out that their latest single had leaked on BitTorrent, they didn't try to cover this up, or take the file down. No, instead, they issued a press release. After a bit of research, TorrentFreak found out that the track wasn't leaked by pirates, but by Josh Klemme, the manager of the band. In an attempt to cover their tracks, the press release was pulled, but it's still available through Google's cache.
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