More spam from ComodoI wonder if this really behooves a
certification authority claiming to be number two.
The links go to infosecuritynews.com which is protected by whoisguard
(sick), but continuing the promotion one lands at the instanssl site of
Comodo. I suggest to Micorosoft and Mozil
Those url bellow contains web proxy list for Unblock Adult Movie
http://HideIP.co.nr
Regard
Gelonian
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Nelson B Bolyard wrote re hexadecimal error codes in Firefox/PSM:
Can MoFo or MoCo PLEASE contribute some man-hours to fixing this?
This requires no crypto expertise. It's a trivial GUI issue.
NSS supplies all the error strings. There's no excuse left for FF
displaying error codes in unsigned h
Didn't notice my follow-up didn't include m.d.t.crypto, and this warning
is perhaps important enough to warrant a repost for this audience since
the thread did continue on here despite Jean-Marc's followup-to header.
Jean-Marc Desperrier wrote:
> Until a better solution is deployed, here is the wo
FYI.
Original Message
Subject: New W3C XML Security Specifications
Date: Fri, 27 Feb 2009 14:10:04 -0500
From: Sean Mullan
Reply-To: security-...@xml.apache.org
To: security-...@xml.apache.org
The W3C XML Security Working Group has just released 7 first public working
drafts o
At 6:32 AM -0800 2/27/09, Kyle Hamilton wrote:
>The Unicode standard actually cross-references each character and
>visually-indistinct glyph.
No, it doesn't.
Foisting this off on other bodies such as the the Unicode Consortium is only a
good idea when they actually are willing to take on the wor
Kyle Hamilton wrote:
> The Unicode standard actually cross-references each character and
> visually-indistinct glyph. It might be useful to go through it (I'm
> away from my hardcopy of the Unicode 5.0 Standard at the moment, else
> I'd look).
You can also find the code charts online, in this cas
The Unicode standard actually cross-references each character and
visually-indistinct glyph. It might be useful to go through it (I'm
away from my hardcopy of the Unicode 5.0 Standard at the moment, else
I'd look).
-Kyle H
On Fri, Feb 27, 2009 at 2:15 AM, Jean-Marc Desperrier
wrote:
> Until a b
Nelson B Bolyard wrote:
tstclnt is able to support protocols in which the client speaks first,
and protocols in which the server speaks first. By default, it supports
protocols in which the server speaks first. To make it support protocols
in which the client speaks first, use the -f command li
On 02/27/2009 12:15 PM, Jean-Marc Desperrier:
- Click to modify the network.IDN.blacklist_chars preference
- Click inside the preference content and paste the character from you
clipboard.
Do not overwrite any of the characters already present !
Very useful. Besides that the original site cou
Until a better solution is deployed, here is the work around to make
Moxie Marlinspike's attack ineffective.
- select and copy in your clipboard the character inside the " below :
"╱"
This character looks similar to / but is not the same !
This message is sent in unicode to allow for pro
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