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$100,000 Prize to Anyone Who Breaks The latest Algorithm from Bodacion
Here. Visit the link and read up people. This company is so sure of their algorithm, they are will to pay $100,000 (USD) to anyone who can crack it.
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The Article on the Contest The Companies Corporate Site The link to signup Have Fun ~Clark Last edited by Clark : March 8th, 2002 at 08:57 PM. |
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to me it looks like a company that cannot pay professional mathematicians to do the proof.
or the nsa is wanting to observer haxors (just again)... am i allowed to go the "hacker" way? ("if you cannot get in using the front-door, iīll use a back-door") ![]() security is not a matter of predicting numbers...
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lol....
Sounds about right for something that the NSA would do... |
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I followed that strory for a while, and the most interesting part there is that they got embedded os in their server with nothing but a web server and java running. Btw, dont they have open box for everyone to (try to) break in?
>>security is not a matter of predicting numbers Well, it is sort of - especially in this case when they use those numbers (really not, combo of # and letters) for crypto routines. At least what I recall from thereg article...
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what i meant was: if the numbers are secure, you need to find a security hole in their os or web server or what...
![]() yes, they might be quite good at security by making their own os and not revealing sources. but no one is perfect... if i had the time........ |
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>>but no one is perfect... if i had the time........
How about I cut you a deal - I hire you for half a year to break hydra, and if you do we'll split 100k 50:50? ![]() |
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half a year? and youīll only pay after i did the job, neh?
ok, letīs go for it.... as soon as i find 6 months of free time (bad smilie because right now i still have like 22 days out of 30 from last yearīs holidays...) |
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![]() Dont they pay you extra for not using vacation days? |
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(PS Anyone know a company that's hiring COBOL/DB2/IDMS programmers, that give more than 3 wks vacation? )
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no. i donīt want it. i want my free time! if i cannot take it till mid of this year, i will quit this company to 09/01 and be on holidays from 07/01
![]() (time to take your challenge then, i guess )[edit] TotalMonkey: i think like 28 holi-days is law here. but i am not 100% on this.. maybe look for employment in other counties, but sorry, i donīt know a company looking for programmers with your qualīs. ![]() [/edit] Last edited by M.Hirsch : March 13th, 2002 at 04:41 PM. |
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It's not law, just strong unions and tradition for big companies to be 'nice'.
Even here small companies tend to give you a lot less free days. |
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