| Subject | Datestamp | Replies | Score | |||
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| Re:The Big Question Is: | ||||||
| attached to Apple Begins Fixing MacBook Pro Issues | ||||||
| how things change | ||||||
| attached to Microsoft Ends IE for Mac | ||||||
| Re:Me too | ||||||
| Familiar | ||||||
| attached to Competing to Work for Microsoft | ||||||
| Re:Modularised code will always have this problem. | ||||||
| attached to Zlib Security Flaw Could Cause Widespread Trouble | ||||||
| Re:A more effective approach? | ||||||
| Re:Violation of My Privacy? | ||||||
| attached to Hunting for Botnet Command and Controls | ||||||
| Re:Whaaa? | ||||||
| attached to Wikipedia Planning a DVD Version | ||||||
| Re:Both statements are fine -- salt explained | ||||||
| Re:May be a big deal... | ||||||
| Re:Not a problem (yet) | ||||||
| attached to SHA-1 Broken | ||||||
| Re:Disclaimer: I am Not an Electrical Engineer | ||||||
| attached to LiveJournal Servers Go Down | ||||||
| Re:Photos of the robot! also height=290 feet | ||||||
| attached to Space Elevator Prototype Climbs MIT Building | ||||||
| Re:OWA? | ||||||
| Re:How Dogbert would handle this | ||||||
| attached to Microsoft Issues Ominous ASP.Net Security Warning | ||||||
| Mis-interpreted cracker | ||||||
| attached to S. Korea Claims N. Korea Has Trained 600 Crackers | ||||||
| We switch to passphrases | ||||||
| attached to Passwords - 64 Characters, Changed Daily? | ||||||
| Re:yes! | ||||||
| attached to Theaters vs. Camcorders, Round 27 | ||||||
| Re:Not unless it is reduced by a fator of 1000 | ||||||
| attached to Spamhaus Opening New Branch in China | ||||||
| Re:Stolen from the #1 Security Company? | ||||||
| attached to Possible Cisco Source Code Theft | ||||||
| Re:Finally | ||||||
| Re:178 Million in the P4EE | ||||||
| attached to Using GPUs For General-Purpose Computing | ||||||
| Re:Security Update Dates | ||||||
| attached to New Windows Worm on the Loose | ||||||
| Offline attack | ||||||
| attached to Cisco's LEAP Authentication Cracked | ||||||
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