Monthly Archives: August 2007
It was only a little piece of privative code…
…but f*ck*ng enough. Theo De Raat put the salt on the wound. Atheros HAL is not only in Free and Net BSD. Until an operative OpenHAL, Linux kernel users are exposed.
Intel vPro, the new trojanhorse?
I read this new about vPro [es] wonders. I did a fast overview on Intel’s whitepaper. Then, I thought automatically in Ross Anderson’s FAQ about Trusted Treacherous Computing. Updated, August 30th : I’m not the lone paranoic. Via OS News. … Continue reading
Night birds over Pontedeume
It seems the jazz scene is improving in my humbly, little hometown. Yesterday we reach the II Festival de Jazz de Pontedeume, and, despite of the rain, I hope it won’t be the last. The people of O Abrevadeiro bar … Continue reading
Absence
“And why not death rather than living torment? To die is to be banish’d from myself; And Silvia is myself: banish’d from her Is self from self: a deadly banishment! What light is light, if Silvia be not seen? What … Continue reading
Exploiting linux cryptofs’s
The work published some weeks ago by Torbjörn Pettersson at the CCC 2007 is, at least, worrying. It shows techniques about how to get the keys in a memory dump in systems using the old cryptoloop and the new dm-crypt … Continue reading
A priceless gift
Some days ago my felipoper friend Carlos Holgado brought to me this jewel: To hear one of the greatest albums of the history of the music in pure vynil is a priceless gift
Rex in hack
Since Thursday to Sunday took place in Ourense the first GNU Hackers Meeting. This event was organized by the Spanish chapter of the GNU Project and our little brothers of GULO, the Ourense free software group. Emilio and me attended … Continue reading