1783:. You even said you know the answer yourself, so why challenge? The stuff you're tagging for isn't even relevant. The source says specifically, that OpenSSL team used malloc that HAD the countermeasures, but wrapped it in their own function so that those measures weren't able to be used. Read that email one more time before you continue to bother me with this issue. This same exact scenario happened with the LastPass stuff. Stop being lazy, go out and be productive instead of sitting around on Heartbleed and complaining about pointless things. If you want ultraspecific sources, go out and find them yourself (especially cause you know the answer already), instead of making other editors do that work for you. –
1602:, I don't appreciate this. "Security" is a better term because, as I explained before, sometimes you can maintain confidentiality but lose security. For example, with LastPass, even though the security of the transaction was compromised, the confidentiality was not. On the first issue, you are right. The client can get that information, but describing that puts undue weight on intercepting communication. Other stuff could be present in the memory that is leaked. This exploit is not focused on intercepting communication, and we don't want to create that impression. –
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you will learn that the DOE doesn't take solar seriously, they hired a consulting firm to give them numbers without and backup data. solar panels on the world spot market on are 50-70 cents, but the DOE uses much higher numbers. They also assume a 15 year life for panels that last at least 40 years.
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Not this again. Yes, I am aware that OpenBSD, OpenSSL, and OpenSSH, or hell, even OpenOffice are different projects. De Raadt clearly explains that the OpenSSL team wrapped the "protective malloc" inside their own stuff, thus preventing the memory exploit countermeasures. Give it a rest, will you? We
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justifying "Holy shit, why do you have to edit war over ever single tiny thing? RTFM. It says clearly the the default clib malloc() (memory allocator) has protections against countermeasures. Please don't edit if you don't read the sources." Which sources are you referring to? By "clib", I assume you
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Warfare article solar panels efficiency claims. Space solar panels are 30% efficient, not 5-18%. Spectrolab makes and sells them, that's not a good enough reference? Somehow my doing some simple calculations comparing the needed
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Of course "De Raadt clearly explains that the OpenSSL team wrapped the "protective malloc" inside their own stuff", that's never been challenged. The question is whether all libc-s have these malloc countermeasures. In fact, I already know the answer to that, but since I'm not a C expert, I'll give
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Furthermore, in my edit I updated the film's ranking in some categories and corrected a grammatical error "(five-day opening of $ 14.1 million)and Russia and the CIS", where the word "and" was not necessary (not to mention it was stuck onto the brackets). So I would like to ask kindly that the next
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Example: The cost of electricity article you believe the DOE is a "reliable Source" You believe the government agencies repeatedly accused and found to be captive to the fossils and nuclear industry. I ask the editors: what cost of solar panels did the DOE sited numbers use? Search for it, and
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I have read the email again, but this only confirms the problem. When you say that malloc HAD the countermeasures, that's only true in the OpenBSD context. As I've been trying to explain, the email was sent by an OpenBSD developer to other OpenBSD developers. Of course OpenBSD has a secure malloc.
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for how to cite sources, then add the info back in. Trust me, the tutorial helps! And make sure all the information you put in this encyclopedia is supported by your sources. The other stuff is not cited as well, so I was probably a little hasty in removing your 30% number. In fact, I've taken the
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Thanks for responding man. the problem is i have no idea what to do. I modified 3-4 articles by adding one link to my blogs, which treated the subject. I mean in hannover page i write hannover blog and linked to my blog. the same with the mouse (linked to my post). but i see that man removed my
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OH, because SOME platforms have slow performance, it means even if you build protective technology into malloc() and free(), it will be ineffective. On ALL PLATFORMS, because that option is the default, and Ted's tests show you can't turn it off because they haven't tested without it in ages.
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for a rough guide to semi-protection. The adding of Buddha into the main list of avatars of Vishnu is not really vandalism, but rather just a good faith mistake; they probably didn’t notice the sentence below that already indicates some people believe Buddha to be the ninth avatar. Whileyour
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I want every crazy theory referenced in every article. We can put the "most popular" view first, but we need comprehensive articles, no one takes
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I would prefer that this conversation be held on the talk page, but no, it is not in the context of OpenBSD. He literally says, "if the OpenSSL developers used the default free, this wouldn't have happened". Forget about OpenBSD. Just read that sentence. Over and over if you have to. –
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Read. The. Article. I don't know how a grown adult can fail so miserably at reading comprehension. The discussion is clearly about OpenSSL. I don't know why you take reverts so personally. Everyone is wrong sometimes. I will highlight the relevant words for you, in case you still don't
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Unfortunately, that's not how we ensure verifiability. Even if we can't find references supporting that A is false, we can't claim that A is true without a reference supporting that A is true. This may be demanding, but that's the cost we decided to pay for credibility... and accuracy.
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2015:(or, to be more exact, in the context of hardened operating systems such as OpenBSD). This conversation has indeed taken an unpleasant form... sorry, maybe I should have brought it up on the article's talk page. I'm following it there anyway, if you have something to reply. --
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Hi! You removed one of my links, about Riot. Can i please ask you some more info? I'm a noob in wikipedia, and every modify i make, some guy starting to undo it. and he didnțt let me any message. I have no idea how to get in touch with him. Can tou please help me? Thank you!
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ah reply is on edit button. i had no idea. but i undertand whats wrong. but if i will make a new page for a smartphone company, i can put the links i want rigt? its my page, so i can do whatever i want (the links are related to the company).
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So then a bug shows up which leaks the content of memory mishandled by that layer. If the memoory had been properly returned via free, it would likely have been handed to munmap, and triggered a daemon crash instead of leaking your keys.
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modification on romanian page as well (im romanian and he's german), so whats his problem? can we talk via e-mail please? i have no idea here where to write person to person message. anyway my e-mail adress is vasile_francisc@yahoo.com
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I changed it to "other party" because you make it sound like the victims' communications with everybody will be compromised, which isn't true unless they get the server master key (which isn't guaranteed to happen in all cases). –
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