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News HP document disclosure vulnerability

Discussion in 'Article Discussion' started by CardJoe, 10 Feb 2009.

  1. CardJoe

    CardJoe Freelance Journalist

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    CardJoe, 10 Feb 2009
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  2. Bauul

    Bauul Sir Bongaminge

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    Again with the intellitext, what's going on Bit?
     
    Bauul, 10 Feb 2009
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  3. Tyrmot

    Tyrmot Minimodder

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    ? what intellitext?

    edit: oh you need to use IE.... perhaps b-t's new corporate overlords have something to do with this? :p
     
    Tyrmot, 10 Feb 2009
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  4. Shuriken

    Shuriken same christmas AV for a whole year

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    I get the text ads with chrome. I wouldn't mind so much if the ads were actually relevant, but no matter what the text is all you seem to get is blackberry ads :confused:
     
    Shuriken, 10 Feb 2009
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  5. Paradigm Shifter

    Paradigm Shifter de nihilo nihil fit

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    No, no, it's there in Firefox too... if you're good and disable AdBlock Plus for Bit-Tech. Which I do, as I like to support the places I find useful or fun.

    [​IMG]

    Forgive the JPEG artefacts.

    More Blackberry ads. Neat. Apparently Blackberries are useful for "operating systems" and "internal networks"...

    ...

    Anyway, the issue is a nasty one, good that HP fixed it. :)
     
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  6. LeMaltor

    LeMaltor >^_^

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    There are boxes covering half the writing, what the hell is going on?
     
    LeMaltor, 10 Feb 2009
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  7. flibblesan

    flibblesan Destroyer

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    Dennis have to make money out of Bit Tech somehow..
     
    flibblesan, 10 Feb 2009
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  8. Smilodon

    Smilodon The Antagonist

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    This is why people should run "Follow me" solutions if they print important/secret stuff.




    I run firefox, and haven't even installed Adblock yet. I still don't get them.
     
    Smilodon, 10 Feb 2009
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  9. DougEdey

    DougEdey I pwn all your storage

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    I think it's because we're on non UK ISPs. Great for me since I'll just VPN to work when reading Bit Articles :)
     
    DougEdey, 10 Feb 2009
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  10. tank_rider

    tank_rider What's a Dremel?

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    Glad all Xerox machines I've worked on developing in the last 3 years have image overwrite, so as soon as the job is printed it gets overwritten on the hard disc.
     
    tank_rider, 10 Feb 2009
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  11. 1ad7

    1ad7 What's a Dremel?

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    I have no script for firefox and I have nothing but I do see all the ads :) love you bit tech
     
    1ad7, 10 Feb 2009
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  12. Phil Rhodes

    Phil Rhodes Hypernobber

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    I believe we have a Stage Three transition on our hands, here, folks.

    Stage 1 - someone buys some webspace and mounts a forum on it. His friends join.
    Stage 2 - site becomes successful enough to employ people
    Stage 3 - site is purchased by a large media conglomerate, and users find sport in writing utilities to compare linguistic distribution of site's articles to that of current Sony, Nintendo and Microsoft press releases.

    Not to worry, though - it's a rolling process, and by the time bit-tech has finished becoming a waste of space, there'll be someone else around doing the job they used to do so well, and who aren't afraid to have a link to the LED resistor calculator on the front page.

    P
     
    Phil Rhodes, 10 Feb 2009
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  13. devdevil85

    devdevil85 What's a Dremel?

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    Now I see the auto-text. Yeah, it's very unprofessional. Reminds me now of Tom's HW....yuck
     
    devdevil85, 10 Feb 2009
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  14. p3n

    p3n What's a Dremel?

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    intelli-wave goodbye!
     
    p3n, 10 Feb 2009
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  15. Phil Rhodes

    Phil Rhodes Hypernobber

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    Better yet, if you hover over the under-underline, or more to the point if you happen to abandon the mouse cursor in that position, the ads flash at you madly, appearing and disappearing repeatedly. Top quality!
     
    Phil Rhodes, 10 Feb 2009
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  16. raGe82

    raGe82 What's a Dremel?

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    Or maybe Blackberries has something to do with vulnerabilities ;-) j/k

    As tank_rider wrote - good printer should have some tool to clean up the disks after printing
     
    raGe82, 10 Feb 2009
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