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@Angie I'm sure the Office films some separate cold opens regardless of the plot of that episode
@Chris you're right. She's wearing more cardigans this year as opposed to the blazers in season 6. But her season 7 hair is more wavy straight compared to seasons 1-3's straight hair top with curly bottom.
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LOS ANGELES, CA - Following the shocking announcement of their pregnancy and upcoming marriage, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West issued another equally shocking announcement. The roles of best man and maid of honor for their wedding will be filled by George W. Bush and Taylor Swift.
Neither Bush nor Swift have responded to the report, but many are doubting their willingness to be involved in the wedding due to past dealings with West, who interrupted Swift's Grammy acceptance and accused Bush of a general dislike of minorities. There are also reports that bride Kim Kardashian has made comments about both Bush and Swift, insulting their small buttocks.
"I know we had some differences in the past," said Kanye West. "But I think its a great way to start a new life by mending the fences. I also think Taylor Swift will do a great job as Maid of Honor. I look forward to hearing her beautiful speech at the wedding reception. Then, I look forward to interrupting her speech and telling everyone about a great Maid of Honor speech I heard Beyonce give."
West has stated that he hopes former President George W Bush will act as his Best Man. "I heat that W used to party," said Kanye. "I think he will do a great job putting together my bachelor party. Well, as good a job as you could expect from a white guy. His speech should be a good one too, I just hope he doesn't upset the crowd too much if he goes on a rant about how much he hates black people."
Kim Kardashian seems pleased with West's choices for the wedding party. "I think they'll do a great job," said Kim. "It's much better than having members of my awful family involved, especially now that they all want such high appearance fees for showing up to my wedding. And, if George Bush and Taylor Swift don't work out, there will be a new chance to pick out some new people for my next wedding in a few months afterwards."
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Rall's style of humor ranges from abrasive to just plain silly. Often the barbs are designed to make readers confront uncomfortable subjects. This collection of cartoons is accompanied by a long essay in which the author elaborates on the inspiration and aftermath surrounding some of his most controversial cartoons. Brief annotations add depth to readers' understanding of his work or put his words and drawings in a new light. His commentary on 9/11 and the Iraq war earned him death threats as well as ridicule, and pressure from conservatives has coincided with decisions by some media outlets to withdraw his syndication. He shares some of the hateful e-mails he has received, and their hyperbole is oddly reminiscent of Rall's own satire. The author describes his fervent addiction to cable news, and his knowledge of world politics is evident in his nuanced references to current events. By contrast, his caricature of George W. Bush lacks any notion of subtlety—Bush sports pointy fangs and a dictatorial military getup. The blockish bodies and high-contrast black-and-white faces add an almost deadpan delivery to the artist's humor. In addition to political cartoons that have been featured in national newspapers such as the New York Times , this volume includes comics that appeared in the magazine Men's Health . With these panels, Rall turns his scathing wit on relationships and the human condition. Politically aware teens will find his work provocative.
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Theologian John Piper is weighing in on Target's controversial bathroom policy that allows customers to use restrooms and fitting rooms based on their gender identity rather than birth sex, saying he would avoid using a gender-open restroom even if it were marked for men.
In a podcast posted Monday on his website DesiringGod.org, the pastor elaborated on his position, saying he would avoid gender neutral restrooms, if he could.
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The Business Insider reported on data supplied by YouGov BrandIndex, measuring consumer perceptions of major brands, and revealed that while 42 percent of consumers considered shopping from Target before the boycott, that number has now fallen to 36 percent.
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Fowler's life can be heard in his music. Living a rock-n-roll lifestyle for years eventually caused him to hit rock bottom. After being kicked out of a drug dealer's house in downtown Atlanta and being homeless, he cried out to God and eventually was able to put the broken pieces of his life back together.
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By Peter Rogers, Principal Mobility Architect, Cognizant
There has been a lot of media attention on Heartbleed and as always that means a lot of bizarre and often conflicting advice. I sat down (for a very long time) to find the truth of the matter and bring it together in one single article for those involved in enterprise mobility.
What is Heartbleed?
"The [Heartbleed] bug is in the OpenSSL's implementation of the TLS/DTLS (transport layer security protocols) heartbeat extension (RFC6520). When it is exploited it leads to the leak of memory contents from the server to the client, and from the client to the server. The bug was introduced to OpenSSL in December 2011 and has been out in the wild since OpenSSL release 1.0.1 on 14th of March 2012. OpenSSL 1.0.1g released on 7th of April 2014 fixes the bug."
"An attacker can retrieve a block of memory of the server up to 64kb. There is no limit on the number of attacks that can be performed. The attacker has no control over the memory region where the block is read from. Sensitive information that can be obtained is: SSL private keys; Basic authorization strings (username / password combinations); and source code [most important also cookies]. This bug affects both sides of the connection. Not only will client certificates not save you from having to update your server certificate, they can be read from the client (along with your username, password etc.) by any server you connect to."
"The Heartbleed bug is an example of Buffer Over-Read and that means that the offending OpenSSL heartbeat code does not check that this length is the actual length sent in the heartbeat request, allowing the request to ask for more data than it should be able to retrieve. The code then copies the amount of data indicated by the length from the incoming message to the outgoing message. If the length is longer than the incoming message, the software just keeps copying data past the end of the message. Since the length variable is 16 bits, you can request up to 65,535 bytes from memory. The data that lives past the end of the incoming message is from a kind of no-man's land that the program should not be accessing and may contain data left behind from other parts of OpenSSL."
The non-technical explanation from XKCD is slightly easier to follow (http://xkcd.com/1354/).
Here is a very good FAQ and an actual screen shot of a Heartbleed attack from Fox-IT.
The important thing to note is that not only can a client potentially read data from a server but the converse is also true. This impacts mobile clients too and although Apple claim they are safe there were allegedly concerns around Android 4.1.1. If a client application is vulnerable on a mobile or desktop device then equally the server can act as a honey trap to steal information from the client. Web browser software and IM clients are the biggest concern, so please make sure you don't use obscure and vulnerable software.
Who is stealing what and why?
The important question is how we got into this mess. The first thing to point out is that this is not a floor in SSL/TSP, instead it is an implementation problem in the open source OpenSSL library. A major contributing factor has been that TLS versions 1.2 came with OpenSSL 1.0.1 and after the BEAST attack everyone rushed to implement TLS 1.2. The current theory doing the rounds is that the NSA had already 'found ways around' SSL some time ago and this could have been by taking advantage of the Heartbleed bug. It is however noted that Man in the Middle (MITM) techniques are far easier, especially as some large companies act as their own Certificate Authority (CA). Edward Snowden leaked the existence of BULLRUN (a highly classified decryption program run by the NSA) and subsequently Edgehill (a similar program run by GCHQ) which subsequently prompted Google to double the size of their encryptions keys. We know that a number of companies knew about the vulnerability before it went public because they stated they had applied the patches at least a week ago. If you think about it a minute then OpenSSL is open source code which meant anybody could have worked it out and kept it a secret.
They say the exploit leaves no trace and so nobody actually knows if they have been targeted. Actually that statement isn't strictly true. A single heartbeat can potentially grab 64K of memory however an attacker can either keep reconnecting or during an active TLS connection keep requesting arbitrary number of 64 kilobyte chunks of memory content. There are now companies who are configuring their network monitoring software to watch for abnormal behaviour such as Fox-IT, who have developed a set of Snort signatures to detect successful exploitation of the bug.
The most important thing is what happens next and most hackers will be after what Heartbleed.com classes as primary key material.
"These are the crown jewels, the encryption keys themselves. Leaked secret keys allows the attacker to decrypt any past and future traffic to the protected services and to impersonate the service at will. Any protection given by the encryption and the signatures in the X.509 certificates can be bypassed. Recovery from this leak requires patching the vulnerability, revocation of the compromised keys and reissuing and redistributing new keys. Even doing all this will still leave any traffic intercepted by the attacker in the past still vulnerable to decryption. All this has to be done by the owners of the services."
Let's imagine that a service provider has been using a vulnerable version of Open SSL 1.0.1 and the types of hacker that may target them based on time ranges:
- Soon after the vulnerability was released (14th of March 2012)
- Two or three weeks before the announcement was made public but was still being discussed in hushed circles
- Ever since the announcement (April 7th)
- Ever since the Heartbleed proof of concepts went live (April 8th)
The first group are likely to be very serious hackers or even possibly Government sponsored activities which are nothing to worry about unless you are of significant danger to anyone. The second group are likely to be serious hackers or service providers testing out vulnerabilities in their systems (and potentially partner solutions) after they learn of the issues. The third group is the rest of the world and depends on the general availability of OpenSSL vulnerability scanning software at that date. The fourth group covers hobbyist hackers because the proof of concepts are open source and highly available.
Unfortunately as of April 8th then anyone in the world can now test for this vulnerability using this widely shared Python Script (https://gist.github.com/takeshixx/10107280) and that puts it in the domain of hobbyists. Anyone can now dump a bit of RAM from a vulnerable server. It would definitely take a professional who can write their own script to make repeated heartbeats attacks and then got lucky with the timing of a server restart on a vulnerable operating system to be able to pull out a private encryption key. However, even an amateur can use Session Hijacking which means you look for cookies containing session IDs. In a single grab of memory then you are equally as likely to obtain a session ID or a username and password combination, and this is slightly harder to track for abnormal behaviour.
An example of which is running the Python proof of concept against a vulnerable JIRA ticketing system and pulling out a JSESSIONID (which is JIRA's way of tracking your HTTP session). If the system requires authentication then you can just insert the stolen cookie into the browser and become that user on the JIRA installation. (https://www.mattslifebytes.com/?p=533)
Can you actually steal a private key?
The Heartbleed bug is an example of buffer over-read and here is the offending code for the programmers amongst us:
p = &s->s3->rrec.data[0]
hbtype = *p++;
n2s(p, payload);
pl = p;
buffer = OPENSSL_malloc(1 + 2 + payload + padding);
bp = buffer;
memcpy(bp, pl, payload);
In NGINX, the keys are loaded immediately when the process is started, which puts the keys very low in the memory space. This makes it unlikely that incoming requests will be allocated with a lower address space. If NGINX is reloaded, it starts a new process and loads the keys right away, putting them at a low address. On NGINX you can therefore retrieve user credentials, cookies and even public parts of the certificate but so far not the private part. It all depends therefore on the operating system and how often the servers are restarted. CloudFlare have even issued a challenge by leaving a server running nginx-1.5.13 linked against OpenSSL 1.0.1.f on Ubuntu 13.10 x86_6
That said there appears to be a proof of concept working on Apache for a first request which corresponds with the server being rebooted.
The Certificate Revocation Tsunami
There is a genuine importance to the CloudFlare challenge and that is that if private keys can be stolen then there will be a whole lot of companies requesting certificates all at once leading to a so called Certificate Revocation Tsunami. Certificate Authorities are supposed to revoke certificates within 24 hours if there is any evidence of a key compromise. However, even if all of the affected certificates were to be revoked, contemporary web browser software handles certificate revocation poorly. For example, some browsers only perform OCSP revocation checks for Extended Validation certificates, while others ignore certificate revocation lists completely. The other concern is the rush to create new certificates will lead to incorrect certificates being generated which in turn leads to Man In The Middle (MITM) exploits down the line.
"The certificate authority infrastructure was never built to do a mass revocation of this many certificates and because of the way the infrastructure is built, if you did do a mass revocation of millions of certificates it would significantly slow down the performance of the Internet itself, which is potentially very, very bad."
"Such is the haste to fix the fallout of the Heartbleed bug, some certificate authorities and website administrators have been making careless mistakes. PayPal's Hosted Message Applications, such as the one at https://view.paypal-communication.com, are now using Extended Validation certificates issued by VeriSign on 10 April 2014. The CAB Forum requires certificate authorities to adhere to a stringent set of guidelines [pdf] when issuing EV certificates, and it is the CA's responsibility to verify the accuracy of the information in the certificate. In particular, they must verify that the legal name of the subject in an EV certificate matches the name which appears on official government records. However, this verification does not appear to have been performed correctly in the case of these certificates."
How can I protect myself?
Here is a list of all the password changing advice from the various companies and the results of a vulnerable scan performed on April 8, 12:00 UTC.
"Only 30,000 of the 500,000+ SSL certificates affected by the Heartbleed bug have been reissued up until today, and even fewer certificates have been revoked. Some of the first sites to deploy newly issued certificates in response to the OpenSSL vulnerability included Yahoo, Adobe, CloudFlare, DuckDuckGo, GitHub, Reddit , Launchpad, PayPal, Netflix and Amazon's CloudFront content delivery network."
Fox-IT have actually listed a set of vulnerability tests, along with advice of the next steps and have developed a set of Snort signatures to detect successful exploitation of the bug.
- a web based test
- a python script to test for the vulnerability from the command line
- for Chrome you can install the Chromebleed checker that alerts you when visiting a vulnerable site
Vendors are recommended to perform the following operations:
- Upgrade the OpenSSL version to 1.0.1g (you can also recompile your OpenSSL 1.0.1 with the compile time option -DOPENSSL_NO_HEARTBEATS)
- Request revocation of the current SSL certificate
- Regenerate your private key
- Request and replace the SSL certificate
- Restart your services
Upgrading to OpenSSL 1.0.1g does not automatically restart your services and likewise certificate revocation and replacement is a whole different step from 'patching your server'.
- If a vendor does not restart their services then their sessions are still vulnerable
- Even if a vendor does revoke their certificates then some web browsers ignore the revocation
- If a vendor does not replace their certificates then if their private key was stolen then they are wide open
If we look at the situation with WordPress then it appears they applied the patches but may not have replaced their certificates yet. I can also see smaller companies forgetting to restart their services after apply the OpenSSL 1.0.1g upgrade.
Should I change my password?
If you look at this list of vendors and their statements then the following rules apply:
- You are safe if a vendor never used OpenSSL (remember SSL isn't broken itself, just one implementation of it including heartbeats)
- You are safe if a vendor used an earlier version of OpenSSL (0.9.8 / 1.0.0)
- You are moderately safe if a vendor upgraded to OpenSSL 1.0.1g, restarted their services and issued new certificates, before the public announcement on April 7th (apart from in the case of serious hackers)
- You are at risk if a vendor upgraded to OpenSSL 1.0.1g, restarted their services and issued new certificates, sometime after April 7th (the longer the gap the higher the risk) and should change your passwords
- You are at risk if a vendor upgraded to OpenSSL 1.0.1g, restarted their services and has not issued new certificates. You have a personal decision to make regarding changing passwords.
o There is a small risk a private key could have been stolen and so even if you change your password then the site could still be vulnerable and you just gave your new password away
o That said if the key did not get stolen then changing passwords prevents a hacker using your stolen details in the future.
- You are at risk if a vendor either did not upgrade to OpenSSL 1.0.1g across all their services or forgot to restart their server. It is probably pretty pointless doing anything yet if that is the case.
- You are at risk if a vendor made a nebulous statement like "We patched our servers" but was not drawn about restarting their services or issuing new certificates and should look to Internet forums
- You are risk if a vendor has revoked their certificate but not issues a new certificate yet. Your web browser may ignore the certificate revocation and be open to MITM attacks.
- You are at risk if you used client side software using a vulnerable version of OpenSSL and could have leaked confidential information from your desktop or mobile device
o Double check the application that you use on Internet forums especially web browsers and IM clients
- Most vendors are going to tell you to change your passwords anyway but check the details as above
- Making your password really long is good practise but is no deterrent whatsoever from Heartbleed and you run the obvious risk of forgetting it or revealing it to hackers waiting for all the password resets
Imagine a hacker did target Vendor X, based on watching the charts of companies requesting new certificates and targeting those who haven't yet. Let us presume they were running Operating System X (all we know is that NGINX probably isn't vulnerable and Apache potentially is - but it would require specific timing) and just as a server rebooted the private key was added to the top of the OpenSSL memory stack and at that precise moment a hacker somehow managed to make a first request with an OpenSSL heartbeat and steal the private key. If we imagine that Vendor X are rebooting their servers regularly and maybe there was an insider involved then it becomes all the more probable. Let us now imagine the servers have been upgraded to OpenSSL 1.0.1g and all the services restarted but that the old certificates are still up there. That means if you reset your passwords then it makes no difference whatsoever because the hacker can decrypt all the traffic using their stolen private key. Changing your password actually means that the hacker now has your new password and you think you are actually safe. The hacker may have already decrypted everything on the site using their private key and have all your confidential information but let's assume they haven't. Vendor X then issue new certificates and does not bother going back through the last two years of logs to look for Heartbleed attacks. You have absolutely no idea that the hacker stole your new password and you carry on using the service and update it with your new credit card details...you are completely surprised that your account has been hacked even though Vendor X patched their servers.
That said, I would actually be more worried by the news that the majority of the traffic performing heartbeat vulnerability scans is apparently coming from various Government (thankfully not ours) sponsored cybercrime activity around the world.
I would like to end by thanking all the Blogs that I have referenced in bringing together this hopefully definitive guide to Heartbleed. I am happy to hear your views on the matter so please feel free to email me.
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(Estimated finish time: 13:00)
We will be walking through undulating farmland with some stiles. There will be an optional pub lunch after the walk. Please arrive in good time to pre-order your lunch before the walk.
Sunday, 14 August 2016 (Group: Rushcliffe)
We will walk via Calke Abbey estate and Pistern Hill through undulating, wooded and open countryside


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I agree completely! I really wish they'd had a full-on battle rather than one hit wins :x If Heathcliff hadn't just hidden behind his shield Kirito would've won easily :( I'm glad he's using his dual wielding skill in public now though, he's so awesome with it <3
So important question; does Kirito look better in black or white? ;D


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Jennifer Lopez marries one of her dancers. I wonder if it's just a perk of the job?
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By Dan on September 30, 2001 in Uncategorized
- I saw FINDING DORY this week and CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE and enjoyed them both.
- I hope to see if they find her tomorrow.
- The Shock of 2016 continues. May he rest in peace.


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It seems this thread is extremely quiet. I know you are not out in the gardens. :)
Where are all the scrapbooking people?
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It seems this thread is extremely quiet. I know you are not out in the gardens. :)
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