This sounds like no big news at first: Researchers found a security loophole in Windows 2000. But the scope of this potential flaw is fairly tremendous. The researchers, from the University of Haifa, say that emails, passwords, credit card numbers could all be tracked by someone exploiting the purported loophole. An industrious hacker could even access information dispatched prior to the breach, or data that is no longer stored on the computer. The computer scientists say the flaw lies in the Windows 2000 random number generator, and could apply to XP and Vista as well. You can read the paper here, and get involved in the lively conversation at slashdot here.—Gregory Mone
This sounds like no big news at first: Researchers found a security loophole in Windows 2000. But the scope of this potential flaw is fairly tremendous. The researchers, from the University of Haifa, say that emails, passwords, credit card numbers could all be tracked by someone exploiting the purported loophole. An industrious hacker could even access information dispatched prior to the breach, or data that is no longer stored on the computer. The computer scientists say the flaw lies in the Windows 2000 random number generator, and could apply to XP and Vista as well. You can read the paper here, and get involved in the lively conversation at slashdot here.—Gregory Mone
Wow lol a flaw in Windows 2000. Well nobody uses it now anyways so I guess it wouldn't really matter.
Posted by: exodian1 | September 03, 2009 at 07:16 PM
i had my pc cleaned out yesterday. they installed win 2000. i used to have 98. btw-i'm kind of computer illiterate. alot of things are missing now that i'm back on line. when we try to play on line games, it says it requires internet explorer and windows. i though that's what i had. also, there is no game icon,as well as a few others, on my front page anymore. is this how 2000 works or am i doing something wrong here?
thanks.
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