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It's a shame that that's the way things work in the US, in the UK we don't have anything like that, but the govt is thinking of introducing ID … Re: One cybercrime committed every ten seconds Hardware and Software Networking by DoradoJuez This is what I'm worried about cyber crimes. You can do cyber crimes do anywhere in the world not get caught. They must be ways to prevent cyber crimes happening though. But I don't see that happenly real soon though. PS(This is me, completing my Writing Assignment 1-2 ) KK Re: BATman tackles the cybercrime explosion Hardware and Software Networking by acejames1 ok so is it the user that gets the malware problem or is it already in the system when you start it up after wiping the system. because if its only the user then it would not be anyones fault except the user. Re: 'Don't Click on Things,' Says Cybercrime Expert Digital Media Digital Marketing by cisamitesh In 2010 expansion session will take place which include 1.PaymentsKYC 2.Regulatory Compliance and Data protection shall help indeed against Cyber crime Re: 'Don't Click on Things,' Says Cybercrime Expert Digital Media Digital Marketing by joelchrist Informative news, Thanks for sharing. Re: 'Don't Click on Things,' Says Cybercrime Expert Digital Media Digital Marketing by remarkablyso This is a great article. I've recently started doing 'cyber talks' to both parents and students about the use of Facebook, privacy warnings, how to set your settings correctly, what to watch out for etc. It amazes me how trusting and innocent people are! Re: 'Don't Click on Things,' Says Cybercrime Expert Digital Media Digital Marketing by slfisher thanks! glad you liked it! Re: 'Don't Click on Things,' Says Cybercrime Expert Digital Media Digital Marketing by Elihu5991 Wow. Powerful story. I'm sharing this on Facebook and will evangelize this. Re: 'Don't Click on Things,' Says Cybercrime Expert Digital Media Digital Marketing by jonlucas It is not surprising to read the data on facebook...and don't be surprised too, if you find that stats rising, especially those related to facebook. Re: Building a budget super-cracker cybercrime computer Hardware and Software Information Security by Toba > these are exactly the kind of computers being put to use by the bad guys in decoding those stolen databases of encrypted (salted but not hashed) usernames and passwords that you read about in the news. Sorry, that's absolutely not how encryption works. Salting only means anything in the context of hashing. Re: Building a budget super-cracker cybercrime computer Hardware and Software Information Security by Rashakil Fol Instructions for proper password digestion: http://codahale.com/how-to-safely-store-a-password/ Re: Building a budget super-cracker cybercrime computer Hardware and Software Information Security by Sergiu.BSA You'd still be limited by number of attempts if you're cracking something remotely, so no worries folks, we're not "dead" yet. Re: Building a budget super-cracker cybercrime computer Hardware and Software Information Security by Rashakil Fol Scorpiono I tihnk you missed the entire point of the article. This article is trying to talk about cracking password hashes after the password database has already been compromised. Re: Building a budget super-cracker cybercrime computer Hardware and Software Information Security by |-|x > these are exactly the kind of computers being put to use by the bad guys in decoding those stolen databases of encrypted (salted but not hashed) usernames and passwords that you read about in the news. . > Sorry, that's absolutely not how encryption works. Salting only means anything in the context of hashing. I think he meant Hashed … Re: Building a budget super-cracker cybercrime computer Hardware and Software Information Security by happygeek I did, indeed, mean hashed and not salted. Damn my eyes, and thanks for spotting the stupid typo which is now corrected. Oops :) Re: Building a budget super-cracker cybercrime computer Hardware and Software Information Security by happygeek Scorpiono, as Rash has pointed out, the bad guys don't attempt to crack individual passwords from your login screen online. They use these tools to crack already compromised/stolen password hashes offline where they have all the time in the world to do so. The point of the article being, that all the time in the world can eqaute to no time at all … Re: Building a budget super-cracker cybercrime computer Hardware and Software Information Security by seosailor > I think he meant Hashed but not Salted, as this was the case with the LinkedIn incident. Hi Ironically, LinkedIn may have place you in touch with somebody United Nations agency may have bypassed time unit all at once. that is what networking is all regarding. it is a tool and if you put into effect employing a hammer rather than a …