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Just don't try to take any turns at high speed in it.

How did Cyrptolocker take down someone's entire Exchange server system!?

Bash is used on Linux web servers, on Mac computers, on NAS storage devices, on routers and access points, on firewalls and many other devices. Apple and Linux distro makers have worked very quickly to issue patches to close these vulnerabilities. This will take care of the web servers and OS X computers. What

Peter Theobald, a Computer Forensics examiner, software designer, and consultant, explained there's more to the picture than just desktop computers that everyday users should be concerned with. Firewalls, routers, NAS devices, even Linux-based embdded systems on smart thermostats and other household devices are

Other Examples: Every Dirt Bike, Street & Trail and ATV in existence.

No, look at the engine, it's longitudially mounted.

Incorrect, not just Mac OS and Linux. Windows with Bash or any other Unix with a bash shell from the last 22 years is also vulnerable. Embedded devices that eschew BusyBox in favor of Bash are also potentially vulnerable: Routers, print servers, smart appliances and TV's, Axis network cams, etc. This is potentially

I work in IT, would be considered a "nerd" by most people. I admire all the bleeding edge tech that the Android devices get, but when I get done dealing with computer issues all day at work, the last thing I want to do is dick around with a phone or some bitchy windows PC. I use Apple stuff at home because shit just

1st gen Sync has never read txts on any of my iOS devices, ever. I always figured that it was just some fake feature used for advertising.

you can review and disable plugins by typing chrome://plugins into the address bar.

if you're running the latest version of Chrome, I'd bet that it's one of your plugins to blame: Java, Adobe Reader, Apple QuickTime, etc.

I work in IT as well and I have seen a LOT of nasty stuff get right past most popular AV and malware scanners, especially within the past several years. If the OS is rooted the malware can literally go completely stealth and cover its tracks, no amount of scanning from within the compromised OS will detect it. At

What if the credentials were leaked from another device/application that you use to log into your Gmail account? Like an Android, iOS device, or a PC with a keylogger on it somewhere? It doesn't necessarily mean that Google's service infrastructure was compromised, although if it was a keylogger, I would expect

Airbag suspension

Touché

Hey those VW Caddy's have diesels in em! Being both utilitarian and high MPG is a rarity, in the states anyways.

I live minutes down the road from Lawrenceburg Speedway, and grew up just 20 minutes East of it in Cincinnati, I drive by it all the time, but I've never made it down there. I can actually hear the races from my house, gonna have to put my foot down and make it a point to get down there some time.

My '12 Supercab Raptor gets 16MPG highway, for reference. My '04 Ranger 4.0L 4x4 manual I used to have, struggled to get 18MPG highway.

Or, because they have old Layer-3 Cisco hardware around that works perfectly fine with IPv4, that they didn't pony up for the "enhanced" IOS firmware that supports it. Lots of switches out there don't support it.