June 25, 2004
Grok Headline matches for June 25, 2004
Talking Points Memo: by Joshua Micah
Marshall: June 13, 2004 - June 19, 2004
Archives
Talking Points Memo: by Joshua Micah
Marshall: June 13, 2004 - June 19, 2004
Archives
06/17/2004 04:37 PMBush seeking political favors from the Vatican .. Josh at Talking
Points Memo .. No, you can
not
talkingpointsmemo.com/archives/week_2004_06_13.php#003065
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Talking Points Memo: by Joshua Micah
Marshall: June 20, 2004 - June 26, 2004
Archives
Talking Points Memo: by Joshua Micah
Marshall: June 20, 2004 - June 26, 2004
Archives
06/22/2004 04:37 AMAckerman reports that the anonymous intelligence agent doesn't think
we can win a battle of ideas in the Muslim countries .. Here's a
depressing article .. bloody-handed fantasist ..
Click
talkingpointsmemo.com/archives/week_2004_06_20.php#003082
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Talking Points Memo: by Joshua Micah
Marshall: June 06, 2004 - June 12, 2004
Archives
Talking Points Memo: by Joshua Micah
Marshall: June 06, 2004 - June 12, 2004
Archives
06/07/2004 05:12 PMTalking Points Memo: by Joshua Micah Marshall: June 06, 2004 - June
12, 2004 Archives .. something big that Kevin didn't see .. Josh
Marshall has more ..
TPM
talkingpointsmemo.com/archives/week_2004_06_06.php#003046
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GeorgeWBush.com :: Official Blog :: June
20, 2004 - June 26, 2004 Archive
GeorgeWBush.com :: Official Blog :: June
20, 2004 - June 26, 2004 Archive
06/25/2004 10:19 AMBush Campaign Web Ad: Kerry's Coalition Of The Wild-Eyed (Excellent)
.. left is going bonkers .. Calm
Optimism
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Matthew Yglesias: June 20, 2004 - June
26, 2004 Archives
Matthew Yglesias: June 20, 2004 - June
26, 2004 Archives
06/23/2004 07:43 AMMatthew Yglesias' mom passed on today at age 53 .. who lost his mother
today ..
died
matthewyglesias.com/archives/week_2004_06_20.html#003606
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Bilderberg conference 2004 - Stresa,
Italy 3-6 June 2004 - 50th anniversary
Bilderberg conference 2004 - Stresa,
Italy 3-6 June 2004 - 50th anniversary
06/05/2004 05:49 AMParticipant list and more info (slightly tin-foil hat-ish) here ..
Bilderberg Participants 2004 .. the guest
list
bilderberg.org/2004.htm#participants
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OZZFEST 2004: Press Conference Video
Posted Online - June 16, 2004
OZZFEST 2004: Press Conference Video
Posted Online - June 16, 2004
06/17/2004 05:29 AMRoadrun.com - Thu Jun 17, 08:11 am GMT
Talking Points Memo: by Joshua Micah
Marshall: May 30, 2004 - June 05, 2004
Archives
Talking Points Memo: by Joshua Micah
Marshall: May 30, 2004 - June 05, 2004
Archives
06/04/2004 01:51 PMAnd he's acting weird about chores like announcing
resignations(firings) of top playas. But .. John Micah Marshall on
Tenet's resignation, June 3 .. George Tenet just resigned ..
commentary ..
more
talkingpointsmemo.com/archives/week_2004_05_30.php#003036
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Talking Points Memo: by Joshua Micah
Marshall: June 27, 2004 - July 03, 2004
Archives
Talking Points Memo: by Joshua Micah
Marshall: June 27, 2004 - July 03, 2004
Archives
06/28/2004 09:57 AMa rather interesting piece up about Yellocake .. some things to say ..
lot more
specific
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Matthew Yglesias: May 30, 2004 - June
05, 2004 Archives
Matthew Yglesias: May 30, 2004 - June
05, 2004 Archives
06/03/2004 06:36 AMwomen and their participation in “politics .. busy quoting
studies .. Ill-Informed Women .. Matt Yglesias ..
quotes
matthewyglesias.com/archives/week_2004_05_30.html#003471
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"June 11, 2004 09:36 AM
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"June 11, 2004 09:36 AM
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06/15/2004 12:12 AMJune 17, 2004
June 17, 2004
06/17/2004 05:57 PM
The Web Hypertext Applications
Technology Working Group is working on extending HTML4 forms to
make Web applications work better.
In the previous rounds of HTML enhancement, the world's great
graphic designers (like Jeffrey Zeldman) made the most noise and got
us things like CSS which allow the kind of pixel-perfect page layout
that the marketing people like, done in an intelligent way that
separates content from presentation. Kudos. They got what they wanted,
mostly, and quieted down. Now it's time for us application developers
to start clamoring for the features we need to develop great web
applications. Here are some examples of the kinds of features I'd like
to see in web browsers:
- Improved inline editing (step one: make contentEditable work in
Gecko just like it does in IE 5.5+)
- Javascript features to do fast REST queries back to the server, so
I can implement things like a lush spell checker with the dictionary
on the server. It should be possible to have a 300,000 employee
directory on the server and create a web app that has a list box where
you can type the first few letters of an employee's name and see a
filtered list as fast as you can type on the screen.
- A rich set of standard controls for application development that
provide better ways to upload files, better ways to drag and drop with
the desktop, etc
- Compiled or compressed JavaScript, so that web applications can
use really large amounts of JavaScript with decent performance
- Better standardized windowing features. At the very least I'd like
modal and modeless dialogs that pop up instantly, a standard
way to do a menu inside a web page (with ONE consistent UI, not
everybody's wacky DHTML menu that are all a bit different), TreeView
and ListView controls, and a standard way to make a
toolbar/button bar
- The ability to get a "device context" (in a platform neutral way)
on an HTML control and wail on it to paint just about anything you
want
- A far richer set of events. At the very least I need to be able to
use the entire keyboard. Combined with #6 I should be able to develop
any custom control I want that is 100% client side.
- Media integration, so I can play sounds or stream music in
standard ways without relying on <objects>
- Graceful degradation for legacy browsers (IE. It's time to make
Microsoft play catchup again. Fire and Motion Baby.)
This is just a random list, nothing organized. These things
would have happened if browser development hadn't ground to a
halt in the late 90s due to the misgu
ided Netscape-rewrite-project and the
lock-IE-developers-in-a-dungeon project.
What I do not want to hear about:
- Proprietary tools like Macromedia's or Java Applets that embed
clever widgets in rectangles in a browser. I want this stuff
integrated with DHTML and CSS, deeply in the fabric of the web
- Things that don't have any chance of degrading gracefully on
legacy browsers. You have to be able to construct an interface that
gets better if you install Firefox, but still works on IE, without too
much testing on the part of the developer.
- Boil the ocean schemes that require 400,000,000 users to install
some thingamajig before you get anything useful. Such schemes will not
go anywhere.
What are your ideas for improving the HTML/CSS/JavaScript
infrastructure to make web app development better? Write them up and
post them somewhere; I'll point to the best ones from my blog. Please
don't email me your suggestions -- post them on the web and email me a
link so everyone can benefit. I just don't have enough time for
private email conversations (yesterday's API Wars article generated
well over 200 thoughtful email messages which I can never hope to
respond to adequately). It's time for application developers to start
clamoring for the next generation of the Web now that the graphic
designers got their wish list taken care of.
June 16, 2004
June 16, 2004
06/16/2004 09:56 AM
“There are two opposing forces inside Microsoft, which I will
refer to, somewhat tongue-in-cheek, as The Raymond Chen
Camp and The MSDN Magazine Camp.”
How
Microsoft Lost the API War
June 23, 2004
June 23, 2004
06/23/2004 10:24 PM
SysAdmin Week
This week is sysadmin week, in
which I catch up on a few months of accumulated system administration
headaches.
On Monday I went down to Peer 1
Networks' colocation facility in New York, where the main Joel on
Software server lives. Peer 1 provides free bandwidth and a wee
shelf (shown at right) for Joel on Software, for
which I am extremely grateful. Michael and I installed the original
server there about a year and a half ago, and it's been running fine
ever since, down only because of Windows Updates. (Don't get
me started.) Sometimes the server didn't come back up properly after
one of the reboots required for patching Windows, so we installed a
remote controlled power strip, which has a web interface allowing us
to power cycle the server. There's supposed to be such a thing built
into the server itself, something Dell makes called RAC, but it
crashes more often than the server, requiring a full power cycle to
get it back to life, which defeats the purpose...
Anyway the reason I went down on Monday was to slide in another 1U
Dell server into the rack which will serve as a "hot backup" in case
the main server dies. I'm going to set up some simple replication from
the main server to the hot backup so we should be able to switch back
and forth between the main server and the backup server without more
than a few seconds of downtime. The replication will use robocopy for
files and log shipping for SQL databases like the database behind the
discussion group.
Peer 1, by the way, is doing incredibly well. When I installed the
server there last winter they only had two rows of racks, mostly
empty. On Monday when I went down there the whole data center was
crammed with racks and they were turning away new customers until they
could arrange for a bigger data center. Joe Cooper, the NY manager,
told me they had gone from 20% to 90% capacity in their colo facility
and were trying to reserve the remaining 10% for existing customers. A
nice problem to have. I couldn't be happier with their hosting
services and they're the nicest people, so even though I'm completely
tainted since they host my site for free, I most heartily recommend
them if you're looking for colocation (or wicker furniture, har dee har
har).
June 15, 2004
June 15, 2004
06/15/2004 08:38 AM
Oh, goody, FireFox 0.9 is
here. And it's less than a 5 MB download. I have long since switched
to FireFox for web browsing. I switched for the popup blocking but I
stayed for the tabbed browsing.
Here are three reasons to switch web browsers today:
- You'll get fewer viruses and you'll get no annoying
popups asking you if you want to install lame spyware that will ruin
your computer forcing a complete reinstall.
- You can open all your bookmarks in tabs, all at once, and let them
download in the background while you read them.
- You'll help break the Microsoft Monopoly on web browsers.
Microsoft took over the browser market fair and square by making a
better product, but they were so afraid that Web-based applications
would eliminate the need for Windows that they locked the IE team in a
dark dungeon and they haven't allowed improvements to IE for several
years now. Now Firefox is the better product and there's a glimmer of
hope that one day DHTML will actually improve to the point where
web-based applications are just as good as Windows-based
applications.
June 18, 2004
June 18, 2004
06/18/2004 04:18 PM
Dean Jackson, who's responsible for applications
at the W3C: “The good news is that it seems we have many of the
big players ready to go in this area. Joel may get some of his wishes
sooner than he thinks (let's hope!)”
Rhys Jeremiah: “I'll outline the features that I would like to add.”
Jeremy Hartley: “I have spent the past two years
web-enabling my company's HRM System. My intentions have always been
to make the web version of the application as similar to the Win32
version as possible—no compromise allowed. To do this I have had to
use every trick in the book as well as making up quite a few myself.
The process took me two years. I think I could have done it in six
months if I had had the following...”
Yoz
Grahame: “The current Javascript security philosophy can be
easily summarised thus: ‘No.’”
Jeremy Smith: “I want a way to access a
browser's right-click menu.”
Mike Marshall doesn't agree.
“Here is the real solution. Microsoft is
coming out with ClickOnce in VS 2005 ('Whidbey'). What's that, too
platform independent? Java will come with something similar, in fact
Java Web Start apps are pretty much already there. You will have your
pick at this time next year, believe me.”
"June 2004"
"June 2004"
06/03/2004 12:21 PMJune 2004...The Beginning Of The End?
June 2004...The Beginning Of The End?
06/03/2004 03:19 PM
this is the end as we know it. Aussie Bloke describes
upcoming catastrophic meteor showers. A mysterious Australian
astronomer is ranting about something earth shattering in on the
horizon,
odd naval
fleet movement,
strange economic
activity and interesting meteor activity.
Trut
h or
hoax, What does it all mean?
Starting June 29, 2004
Starting June 29, 2004
07/22/2004 05:01 PMblogging and observing the Convention .. Dan Bricklin on the
convention .. adds
danbricklin.com/log/2004_06_29.htm#convention
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06-01-04 Could June 2004 Be The
Beginning Of The End?
06-01-04 Could June 2004 Be The
Beginning Of The End?
06/04/2004 01:51 PMthis is the end as we know it. Aussie Bloke describes upcoming
catastrophic meteor showers .. pummeled by comets and big
debris
bushcountry.org/news/jun_news_pages/g_060104_withheld_june_20
04.htm
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Here Comes The Judge - June 24, 2004
Here Comes The Judge - June 24, 2004
06/24/2004 02:49 PMPetition For Removal Of District Judge Donald D. Thompson .. Here
Comes The Judge .. The Smoking
Gun
thesmokinggun.com/archive/0624041pump1.html
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Pacific Beach, June 14, 2004
Pacific Beach, June 14, 2004
06/24/2004 11:23 AMThe driver, I found out later, was drunk, from Texas, and had only one
arm .. Drunk Driving Rampage
chrisrico.org/cars/cars.html
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New CPAN Distributions for June 18, 2004
New CPAN Distributions for June 18, 2004
06/22/2004 05:18 PM Archive-Extract-0.01 -- A generic archive extracting mechanism
Bundle-OpenInteract2-1.02 -- Bundle to install all the pre-requisites
for OpenInteract2 CGI-Wiki-0.53 -- A toolkit for building Wikis.
Chemistry-File-PDB-0.15 Chemistry-File-SMARTS-0.10 -- ...
TAPPED: June 2004 Archives
TAPPED: June 2004 Archives
06/18/2004 02:48 PMraises the point that I was going to make .. Matthew Yglesias ..
theory
prospect.org/weblog/archives/2004/06/index.html#003152
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Media alert | June 17, 2004
Media alert | June 17, 2004
06/18/2004 04:12 PMA new report from Human Rights First .. detention center for
desaparecidos .. secret detention
facilities
humanrightsfirst.org/media/2004_alerts/0617.htm
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TechNet TNT Sessions: June 2004
TechNet TNT Sessions: June 2004
06/24/2004 07:42 PMSee how to maximize your business potential with Microsoft solutions.
TechNet sessions are learning resources designed to meet the needs of
IT professionals.
WWDC 2004 Scheduled For June 28 - uly 2
WWDC 2004 Scheduled For June 28 - uly 2
12/14/2003 12:06 AM(MacMinute via MyAppleMenu)
Astronomical Update - June 19, 2004
Astronomical Update - June 19, 2004
06/19/2004 06:11 AMFree Internet Press Jun 19 2004 10:10AM GMT
New CPAN Distributions for June 22, 2004
New CPAN Distributions for June 22, 2004
06/22/2004 07:09 PM CGI-Builder-TT2-0.02 -- CGI::Builder and Template Toolkit 2
integration Class-DBI-Factory-0.76 -- a factory interface to a set of
Class::DBI classes Config-Magic-0.7 -- Perl extension for reading all
kinds of configuration files Config-Tiny-1.7 -- ...
New CPAN Distributions for June 15, 2004
New CPAN Distributions for June 15, 2004
06/22/2004 05:18 PM CGI-Upload-1.09 -- CGI class for handling browser file uploads
CGI-Wiki-Formatter-Kwiki-0.03 -- A Kwiki formatter for CGI::Wiki.
File-CacheDir-1.25 -- Perl module to aid in keeping track and cleaning
up files, quickly and without a cron $Id: ...
New CPAN Distributions for June 16, 2004
New CPAN Distributions for June 16, 2004
06/22/2004 05:18 PM Audio-M4pDecrypt-0.04 -- DRMS decryption of Apple iTunes style MP4
player files Authen-ACE4-1.2 -- Perl extension for accessing a SecurID
ACE server CGI-Upload-1.10 -- CGI class for handling browser file
uploads Chemistry-Bond-Find-0.21 -- Detect bonds ...
New CPAN Distributions for June 17, 2004
New CPAN Distributions for June 17, 2004
06/22/2004 05:18 PM Acme-Innuendo-0.01 -- polite access to Perls private parts
Acme-RemoteINC-0.13 -- Slowest Possible Module Loading
Algorithm-Metric-Chessboard-0.01 -- Calculate distances on a square
grid with optional wormholes (the 'chessboard metric'). ...
New CPAN Distributions for June 19, 2004
New CPAN Distributions for June 19, 2004
06/22/2004 05:18 PM Acme-Pythonic-0.32 -- Python whitespace conventions for Perl
Apache-SessionManager-1.02 -- mod_perl 1.0/2.0 session manager
extension to manage sessions over HTTP requests DB-Introspector-0.06
Email-Store-0.03 -- Framework for database-backed email ...
New CPAN Distributions for June 21, 2004
New CPAN Distributions for June 21, 2004
06/22/2004 05:18 PM Algorithm-FEC-0.5 -- Forward Error Correction using Vandermonde
Matrices Apache-ModBT-0.0.8 -- mod_perl interface to mod_bt
Authen-TypeKey-0.01 -- TypeKey authentication verification
Bio-Das-0.99 -- Interface to Distributed Annotation System ...
June 2004 Web Server Survey
June 2004 Web Server Survey
06/15/2004 02:14 AMAlthough web server market share has been relatively stable in recent
months, the web is again growing very rapidly both in absolute terms
and in terms of active sites hosting distinct content. As measured by
hostnames, the Internet has grown 26.1 percent over the past 12
months, adding 10.7 million since the June 2003 survey. That's the
strongest period of sustained growth since the boom era of Feb.
2000-2001, during which the Web added 16.9 million hostnames. Thus far
in 2004, the net gain has averaged nearly 1 million per month.
New CPAN Distributions for June 20, 2004
New CPAN Distributions for June 20, 2004
06/22/2004 05:18 PM Bio-SAGE-DataProcessing-1.10 -- Processes raw serial analysis of gene
expression (SAGE) data. Bundle-Delivery-0.01 -- Modules required to
run the Delivery and/or Tapestry web-publishing applications
DBIx-Simple-1.24 -- Easy-to-use OO interface to DBI ...
PowerSchool SIS 2004 to ship in June
PowerSchool SIS 2004 to ship in June
04/12/2004 12:52 PMApple subsidiary
PowerSchool
on Monday announced that the new version of its Student Information
System (SIS) software will be released on June 25, 2004. The new
release of PowerSchool will sport more than 100 new features,
according to the developer.
Gizmo Quiz - June 12, 2004
Gizmo Quiz - June 12, 2004
06/12/2004 03:55 PMThe Saturday classic.
Crypto-Gram: June 15, 2004
Crypto-Gram: June 15, 2004
06/16/2004 03:59 AMAhmad Chalabi telling the Iranians we'd broken their codes .. presents
some speculation .. Breaking Iranian Codes .. tries to decipher ..
account
schneier.com/crypto-gram-0406.html#1
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Grok Description matches for June 25, 2004
GrokA matches for June 25, 2004
Denial of service in Brocade switches
(was: Engenio/LSI Logic controllers
denial of service/data corruption)
Denial of service in Brocade switches
(was: Engenio/LSI Logic controllers
denial of service/data corruption)
09/06/2004 04:11 PMJedi/Sector One (Sep 05 2004)
Vulns: Microsoft Windows COM Internet
Service/RPC Over HTTP Remote Denial Of
Service Vulnerability
Vulns: Microsoft Windows COM Internet
Service/RPC Over HTTP Remote Denial Of
Service Vulnerability
04/24/2004 10:39 PMSecurityFocus Apr 25 2004 2:15AM GMT
Denial Of Service in SurfNOW 2.2
Denial Of Service in SurfNOW 2.2
01/28/2004 03:36 PMDonato Ferrante (Jan 28 2004)
WinSCP Denial of Service
WinSCP Denial of Service
04/20/2004 08:47 PMLuca Ercoli (Apr 14 2004)
Serv-U up to 5.2 Denial of Service
Serv-U up to 5.2 Denial of Service
09/11/2004 09:56 PMPatrick (Sep 11 2004)
Denial of Service Attacks
Denial of Service Attacks
06/17/2005 04:38 PMDoS attacks are not unique to the digital world. They existed
many years before anything digital was created. For example,...
GnuTLS Denial of Service
GnuTLS Denial of Service
08/03/2004 10:53 AMDirect and Related Links for 'GnuTLS Denial of
Service'
“Patrik Hornik has reported a vulnerability in GnuTLS, which
can be exploited by malicious people to cause a DoS (Denial of
Service)….The vulnerability has been reported in version 1.0.16.
Prior versions may also be affected. Solution: Update to version
1.0.17.”…
Introduction to Denial Of Service
Introduction to Denial Of Service
05/12/2004 02:27 PMRe: 3Ware 3DM denial of service attack
Re: 3Ware 3DM denial of service attack
01/01/2004 04:31 AMJason Giglio (Jan 30 2003)
Re: Mimail.C (Denial of Service Attack)
Re: Mimail.C (Denial of Service Attack)
10/31/2003 08:29 PMK-OTiK Security (Oct 31 2003)
RE: Microsoft Explorer Denial of Service
RE: Microsoft Explorer Denial of Service
04/06/2005 02:44 PMLarry Seltzer
MyServer 0.7.1 POST Denial Of Service
MyServer 0.7.1 POST Denial Of Service
09/24/2004 09:54 PMVulnerability in DirectPlay Could Allow
Denial of Service
Vulnerability in DirectPlay Could Allow
Denial of Service
06/08/2004 11:47 PMNetComm NB1300 Denial of Service
NetComm NB1300 Denial of Service
03/29/2005 11:27 AM“Secunia Advisory: SA14731 Release Date: 2005-03-29 Critical:
Less critical Impact: DoS Where: From remote Solution Status:
Unpatched OS: NetComm NB1300 Chris Rock has reported a vulnerability
in NetComm NB1300, allowing malicious people to cause a DoS (Denial of
Service). The vulnerability is caused due to an error in the handling
of traffic. This makes it possible to cause the device to stop
responding by flooding the WAN interface with large ICMP ECHO
requests. Solution: Filter…
Direct and Related Links for 'NetComm
NB1300 Denial of Service'
crob ftpd Denial of Service
crob ftpd Denial of Service
02/13/2004 05:27 AMgsicht gsicht (Feb 12 2004)
Application Denial of Service (DoS)
Attacks
Application Denial of Service (DoS)
Attacks
06/18/2004 07:23 PMHalo Denial of Service Vulnerability
Halo Denial of Service Vulnerability
09/27/2004 10:51 AMDirect and Related Links for 'Halo
Denial of Service Vulnerability'
“Critical: Moderately critical Impact: DoS Where: From remote
Solution Status: Vendor Patch Software: Halo 1.x Luigi Auriemma has
reported a vulnerability in Halo, which can be exploited by malicious
people to cause a DoS (Denial of Service). The vulnerability is caused
due to an off-by-one error within the handling of client connections.
This can be exploited to crash the server by passing an overly client
response (longer than 32 bytes) during the handshake. The
vulnerability…
3Ware 3DM denial of service attack
3Ware 3DM denial of service attack
01/01/2004 04:31 AMNeulinger, Nathan (Jan 30 2003)
Re: TrackMania Demo Denial of Service
Re: TrackMania Demo Denial of Service
02/10/2004 02:57 AMLuigi Auriemma (Feb 09 2004)
Denial Of Service in Vizer Web Server
1.9.1
Denial Of Service in Vizer Web Server
1.9.1
02/17/2004 01:05 PMDonato Ferrante (Feb 17 2004)
Denial-Of-Service holes in JDK 1.4.1_01
Denial-Of-Service holes in JDK 1.4.1_01
03/15/2003 03:51 PMMarc Schoenefeld (Mar 14 2003)
Denial of Service in Monkey httpd <=
0.8.1
Denial of Service in Monkey httpd <=
0.8.1
02/11/2004 03:09 PMLuigi Auriemma (Feb 11 2004)
[SECURITY] [DSA 528-1] New ethereal
packages fix denial of service
[SECURITY] [DSA 528-1] New ethereal
packages fix denial of service
07/19/2004 09:50 AMMatt Zimmerman (Jul 17 2004)
[SECURITY] [DSA 492-1] New iproute
packages fix denial of service
[SECURITY] [DSA 492-1] New iproute
packages fix denial of service
04/19/2004 12:23 PMMatt Zimmerman (Apr 18 2004)
[SECURITY] [DSA 708-1] New PHP3 packages
fix denial of service
[SECURITY] [DSA 708-1] New PHP3 packages
fix denial of service
04/15/2005 03:49 PMPosted by Martin Schulze, Apr 15 2005
Distributed Denial of Service
prevention, DDoS
Distributed Denial of Service
prevention, DDoS
04/02/2005 04:12 PMTechnology News Daily Apr 2 2005 7:52PM GMT
BadBlue Web Server Denial of Service
Vulnerability
BadBlue Web Server Denial of Service
Vulnerability
08/27/2004 01:44 PMDirect and Related
Links for 'BadBlue Web Server Denial of Service Vulnerability'
“James Bercegay has reported a vulnerability in BadBlue Web
Server, which can be exploited by malicious people to cause a DoS
(Denial of Service). The vulnerability is caused due to an error in
the connection handling, which can be exploited to block legitimate
access to the web server by establishing around 25 connections. This
prevents further connections from being established. The vulnerability
has been reported in version 2.5. Other versions may also be affected.
Solution:…
DoubleClick shut down by denial of
service attack
DoubleClick shut down by denial of
service attack
07/28/2004 06:10 AMComputer Weekly Jul 28 2004 10:16AM GMT
7a69Adv#13 - USRobotics AP Wireless
Denial of Service
7a69Adv#13 - USRobotics AP Wireless
Denial of Service
08/02/2004 01:35 PMAlbert Puigsech Galicia (Aug 01 2004)
Denial of Service Attack Downs
DoubleClick
Denial of Service Attack Downs
DoubleClick
07/28/2004 02:46 PM June 25, 2004
