What would Old Man do? Issue a challenge to Messiah to meet at the cul de sac?
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PM Lee to Messiah: We will find you and we will kill you!
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he will get VB to find out who the Messiah is.
VB said Internet anonymity is an illusion and all can be traced mah, remember?
bwahahahahahahaa... later Uncle Sam pee in the pants how?
in a real terrorist situation, u try 2 find ah loon evrywhere ... all dat u can c is 'under maintenance' ...
so scary... the anonymous will hack phone lines like Uncle Sam?
I bet this bugger will not be found within 20 km radius of the scene when the real situation happens. :oIo::kma:
hmmm...must check with Lawrence the kong. he claims himself the APOSTLE and apostles were the closest to the MESSIAH. tio bo?
uncle sam will love to pee in his pants and cum into him song song reach jurong!
if cannot find also neber mind. just get a carefare stands in and then pretend they have caught the MESSIAH and once again howlian to all the blurcock singaporeans. as usual.
yes, i have. why leh?
I wouldn't apply the word female to a lot I've seen. Which is still far and few in between.
bwahahahahahahaa... you damn mean leh, lucky those i know still a bit on the feminine side... wait! of that lot, only one is married, i think...
Google, Facebook and Microsoft team up to offer rewards to hacker activists.
What can ass loon offer to catch and kill ANON? How about ASS LOON offering whore jink?
Facebook, Microsoft offer bounties for fighting off hackers
http://www.todayonline.com/tech/facebook-microsoft-offer-bounties-fighting-hackers
BOSTON — Three fierce Internet rivals are teaming up to fight hackers by offering bounties, or cash rewards, to researchers who find critical vulnerabilities in widely used Web technology, it was reported yesterday (Nov 6).
The programme is sponsored by Facebook and Microsoft with assistance from a Google security expert, who helped develop the programme and will sit on the panel that will evaluate submissions.
The bounties in this programme range from US$300 to US$5,000 (S$373 to S$6,200) depending on the nature of the problem found. The rewards can go higher at the discretion of a review panel. Full details are at: hackerone.com/ibb.
“It is meant for those very, very severe bugs that would have dire consequence for the Internet if they were to get into the wrong hands,” said Facebook Product Security Lead Alex Rice.
Submissions for the Internet Bug Bounty will be evaluated by a panel of experts from Facebook, Microsoft, Google, the security consulting firm iSEC Partners and Etsy, an online handcraft marketplace.
The three rivals each offer bounty programmes of their own to computer security experts who have warned them of product bugs. While the trio competes online in a variety of areas, when it comes to security they cooperate with one another.
“Even if we are fierce competitors ... the security teams don’t have to be competitors,” Mr Rice said. “Our competition is the bad guys.”
Mr Rice said the idea for the new bounty programme came up one day when he was having drinks with Ms Katie Moussouris, who runs Microsoft’s bounty programme and Mr Chris Evans, who works on Google’s Chrome browser security team.
Microsoft separately expanded its own bounty programme, which offers up to US$100,000 to experts who uncover novel ways to get past advanced security features in its Windows programme. REUTERS
What can ass loon offer to catch and kill ANON? How about ASS LOON offering whore jink?
Facebook, Microsoft offer bounties for fighting off hackers
http://www.todayonline.com/tech/facebook-microsoft-offer-bounties-fighting-hackers
BOSTON — Three fierce Internet rivals are teaming up to fight hackers by offering bounties, or cash rewards, to researchers who find critical vulnerabilities in widely used Web technology, it was reported yesterday (Nov 6).
The programme is sponsored by Facebook and Microsoft with assistance from a Google security expert, who helped develop the programme and will sit on the panel that will evaluate submissions.
The bounties in this programme range from US$300 to US$5,000 (S$373 to S$6,200) depending on the nature of the problem found. The rewards can go higher at the discretion of a review panel. Full details are at: hackerone.com/ibb.
“It is meant for those very, very severe bugs that would have dire consequence for the Internet if they were to get into the wrong hands,” said Facebook Product Security Lead Alex Rice.
Submissions for the Internet Bug Bounty will be evaluated by a panel of experts from Facebook, Microsoft, Google, the security consulting firm iSEC Partners and Etsy, an online handcraft marketplace.
The three rivals each offer bounty programmes of their own to computer security experts who have warned them of product bugs. While the trio competes online in a variety of areas, when it comes to security they cooperate with one another.
“Even if we are fierce competitors ... the security teams don’t have to be competitors,” Mr Rice said. “Our competition is the bad guys.”
Mr Rice said the idea for the new bounty programme came up one day when he was having drinks with Ms Katie Moussouris, who runs Microsoft’s bounty programme and Mr Chris Evans, who works on Google’s Chrome browser security team.
Microsoft separately expanded its own bounty programme, which offers up to US$100,000 to experts who uncover novel ways to get past advanced security features in its Windows programme. REUTERS
who wants to bag USD$100,000.00? is this competition only open to US citizens?
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