17-05-2017, 11:58 PM
(This post was last modified: 18-05-2017, 02:25 AM by occalifornia.)
(17-05-2017, 11:27 PM)McAdams Wrote:(15-05-2017, 10:28 PM)occalifornia Wrote:(15-05-2017, 09:24 PM)newname Wrote: Man, if I had the knowledge, you would be online in a heartbeat.....
Pretty sure Orange County would help also, if he knew the "new" tricks.....
but what if he's a cop?
are there new security measures in Orange County that aren't elsewhere in the US? google shows there are two: California and Florida.. not sure which you may be referencing since both have a lot of theft of service.
New security in the OC? Just for a County wtf? Damn they gotta be killing it there. That explains occalifornia obsession.
Nahh don't think so, if true maybe just due new and expensive state-of-the-art SEC enabled CMTS. Pretty sure the caco serving the area there is a big one based in Phila and I'm sure they've enough money to afford anything and everything. This cc is in FL too (don't know exactly where) and with all our friends making a living there the caco maybe had an infosec training and realized that selective security is a good idea put the money on and upgrade systems... umm betting NY is next. Just speculation, are they preparing network for D3.1 and getting rid of D2 or just wanna give Google a good ride for their money?
It was a question. I don't know if there are new security measures. I was trying to understand what others were saying. Then, I pointed out there are two OC's in the US. Your guess is as good as mine with respect to security.
I am passionate about minimizing Theft of Service across the board, as stated in another thread. The less outright theft due to these resources and software, the less heat the hobby will feel.
