digitalfreak
join:2005-12-09
49533 | reply to TKJunkMail
Re: Verizon DNS still ranks POOR
I'm sure the "scum hackers of the world" are trembling in fear of your quick wit. |
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scelli
Native New Yorker
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join:1999-08-07
USA | reply to LeftOfSanity
That's your opinion, but I meant exactly what I said.
Period.
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LeftOfSanity
join:2005-11-06
Felton, DE
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said by scelli  :said by B :Okay, pick four.  -- B Here's one more: (e)-need to be unemployed. Should have stopped at (d) |
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scelli
Native New Yorker
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join:1999-08-07
USA
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said by B :Okay, pick four. -- B Here's one more:
(e)-need to be unemployed.
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B
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join:2000-10-28 | reply to jgantert
Okay, pick four.
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jgantert
join:2004-06-02
Columbia, MD
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said by B :The unpatched servers are run by people who are either (a) lazy, (b) irresponsible, or (c) cheap. Pick three. (d)Incompetent |
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TKJunkMail
Enjoy the sun
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join:2002-03-03
Avalon, NJ
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said by Shamayim :said by jgantert :Glad I switched to OpenDNS a while back!  Can someone explain why OpenDNS remains immune? OpenDNS's founder and CEO says here that OpenDNS's servers were never vulnerable and he posted on his blog that he would explain later why that was the case. But he never did.
»blog.opendns.com/2008/07/08/open···ou-safe/
I’m very proud to announce that we are one of the only DNS vendor / service providers that was not vulnerable when this issue was first discovered by Dan. During Dan’s testing he confirmed (and we later confirmed) that our DNS implementation is not susceptible to the attack that was discovered.
We’re going to write more about this issue in the next 24 hours to address the vulnerability in detail and explain why we aren’t affected but I wanted to get the word out now so that you know you are safe using OpenDNS. Maybe he thought better of putting out on the internet why his DNS servers are immune for fear of giving hackers ideas on how to attack his servers. If I were him I wouldn't be giving out any info that might make life easier for the scum hackers of the world.
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B
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join:2000-10-28
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"Remaining" immune isn't a problem. Once a server is properly reconfigured, you're done, pretty much.
The unpatched servers are run by people who are either (a) lazy, (b) irresponsible, or (c) cheap. Pick three.
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Shamayim
I already have a Messiah.
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join:2002-09-23
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said by jgantert :Glad I switched to OpenDNS a while back! Can someone explain why OpenDNS remains immune?
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