godofcereal wrote:All those things on that list are encryption types, they encrypt words for safety reasons.

Technically they are hashes, not encryption, and I'm a pedantic fuck.

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The Q6600 is actually a pretty good chip and has a lot of overclocking potential. At stock speeds, however, it's not really worth writing home about. I reckon you should probably give about $250-300 for the lot, since as mischief said, you're probably going to need new RAM. Then you're going to want...

Just for the record.. For those saying it takes too much time to rotate the image, are you acually displaying the rotated image each time?

Pink Floyd by a mile.

currently, all i can use to hack is a Dell Inspiron E1505 with Windows XP. it has held up well, but it is becoming to age and soon it will become obsolete. i am eyeing an Alienware 750i, which has 2TB of memory, an 8GB RAM, and countless other drooling features. but the problem is, i'm a twelve yea...

Sorry to hijack your topic, bud, but I have to agree with this disclaimer > lock bullshit that seems to be going on a lot. There's been several cases of this going on where a legitimate topic has been locked and the user warned for seemingly no reason at all. I recall a thread about IRC hacking a...

Was googling encryption/decryption trying to find some tutorials to get started off on. I can't seem to find any and was wondering if anyone knew some helpful sites I could visit to get a basic understanding of how encryption works. Thank You. http://www.hoozi.com/Articles/AESEncryption.htm I was r...

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Joomla mods/addons/plugins/components != Joomla. The core CMS in itself is relatively secure. Using the add-ons is a great way to get hacked, though. They have had core modules blatantly vulnerable to SQL injection within the last 12 months... Not even tricky stuff, like <put your injection here...

A security site that uses Joomla of all platforms, probably the most insecure piece of crap I've seen in ages.. I'll bet you could find an SQL injection vulnerability in that site in minutes. In the last 9 days there have been 5 SQL injection vulnerabilities and 2 Local file inclusion vulnerabilitie...