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Harper Lee wrote the rather excellent "To Kill a Mockingbird" :) It's a female name - a little old fashioned maybe but personally I'd have far more issues with using seven as a name than Harper.

Harper is a girl's name - does Harper Lee ring a bell?

Ahh... My mistake :lol:

You'd need to map out the attack landscape using suitable tools, probe for vulnerabilites, craft an exploit to make use of any you find and then deploy it. Chances of success? Non-existent. Financial organisations have stronger security than most. :P

There's nothing out of context or inaccurate here - I happen to know a bit about networks, security and hacking. It's what I do for a living. :wink:

You couldn't be more wrong if you tried. 'Silly money making clubs' can provide a high degree of support and motivation as well as good advice - not everyone has the willpower to do it alone. 1-2lbs per week is sensible and the rate of weight loss that a GP will advise. Steady loss at a...

Facebook would NOT send you IP addresses of anyone abusing your account. They wouldn't do that because it could have serious legal repercussions for them. No organisation involved in the investigation of any criminal activity using their systems would divulge any logged information to anyone...

How else would you spell paranoia then? I'd like an explanation of how an IP address can be randomly duplicated though - how would the routing work for a start? I'd suggest downloading Malwarebytes would be a a good start. Install it, update it and run a full scan on your system.

Good lord there's some utter tosh being spouted in this thread :lol: :roll: IPv6 is in use and has been for a few years now, mainly on backbones. It provides additional security as well as a vastly extended address range over IPv4. Neither have anything whatsoever to do with viruses -...

I'm recommending Avira antivir - the free version is fine. It comes top in independent detection tests and has a small resource footprint. It does have a popup on update offering the paid version but a quick google tells you how to stop that ;) AVG has fallen behind of late - it's been...

Spybot has fallen behind in the anti-malware stakes. The two best free malware removers are now Malwarebytes and Superantispyware. AVG has also fallen behind of late. I'm recommending Avira Antivir these days. It comes out on top in independent virus detection tests and has a very small...

You don't need to add it, just use it the same way that you'd use Google :D

http://www.scroogle.org/cgi-bin/scraper.htm

Scroogle is better - it prevents Google from caching your search information, ip address, etc. ;)

Chromium is a better browser than Chrome. Chrome is based on the Chromium code but has all of Google's spyware bundled. Iron is also based on Chromium and again, comes without the spyware. I'd recommend avoiding Chrome like the plague.

This is a very highly respected piece of security software. It's cheap at 26 euros for a lifetime license with upgrades and does exactly what you'd expect. It's used by a large number of security professionals. The best place to ask questions about this is probably Wilders Security Forums...

The record is cracked... :P

The latter.

Tastefully done, I thought. :P

Now, If you'd quoted BAS properly... ;)