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Yeah I've seen some on US ebay for anywhere between $100-$200 and they still have a few days left on the auction. It's absurd.

For those who live in FL, you might consider coming to Orlando and going to Valencia College. It was just given the Aspen Award for being the best community college in the country. They have a great Computer Engineering Technology transfer plan to UCF, where you go to Valencia for 2 years for an AS and then continue at UCF for your BS. Valencia is a great school, and they are starting to offer 4 year degrees. I'm sure that CET will be a 4 year degree soon.

Hi everyone, I've been researching about netbooks. I've looked high and low, and finally decided on one that I like, however, I want to know if upgrading the CPU is practical. Has anyone used an Acer Aspire One AO722-0418 before, and did it seem practical to upgrade the CPU? I know (after reading reviews) that upgrading the HDD in it was as easy as removing 3 screws, and I think it may be possible to upgrade the ram. But I want to know about the CPU. I'm mainly going to be using this as my educational/experimental box running BackTrack. I just want to get a netbook that will last a decent amount of time, and will be able to handle the things I throw it's way in at a pretty decent speed. Does anyone use netbooks running backtrack? Could you tell me why you like/dislike yours and why? Cheers!

http://www.hackerhalted.com/2011/ This is being held in Miami, FL this year. October 25-31.

Spiceworks works great. It's what we use at UCF in my department.

I know the best way to prevent any facebook account from ever being hacked. It works 100% of the time. Don't have a facebook. :)

Yuengling isn't available nation wide? I live in FL and it's always my first choice when it comes to beer, although I'm definitely more of a hard liquor kind of guy. I like a good, smooth whiskey on the rocks or some coke mixed in. Sometimes, though, Rum runners are the choice if my lady friend is drinking with me.

Are we at the point in time where tablets can be considered "old"?

Hi everyone, I just wanted to know if anyone here has ever read any books published by Syngress? http://www.syngress.com/digital-forensics/ I've been looking at their books, and I have read some reviews. They are expensive, and before buying any of them I want to make sure that this is a good series. Anyone know?

Thanks for the suggestions!

Hi everyone, I'm currently a student in college majoring in Cyber Security and Digital Forensics. I work full time as a clerk, and during the work day I have A LOT of downtime, which I normally spend doing my homework. I've already completed a couple of my basic classes, like A+ Hardware, and LAN, and this summer I'm signed up for a+ software (no financial aid for summer, so I can only afford 1 class). Anyway, looking ahead at the classes I'll need to take, I'd like to know if anyone could suggest some resources of information so I can get a head start. I'll have all summer long to pretty much read constantly for 8 hours straight. I've gotten my own USB Rubber Ducky and started tinkering with that (although that's a home project - anything plugged into the network at work gets scanned. I've already been flagged once for downloading Pyblade at work and storing it on my Flash drive to play with at home). So anyway, here's a list of some upcoming courses for my degree.. Like I said, if you know any good resources where I could get information to extend my base of knowledge for the courses, I'd appreciate the suggestions! Thanks in advance! drooster Cisco Router Technology Microsoft Windows Server Cyber Security Fundamentals Wireless Networks Computer Virtualization Technology Information Assurance Cyber Security Computer Forensics Advanced Cyber Security Digital Systems Fundamentals of microprocessors

Or you could run a program like wireshark, find the idiot who is breaking (if they are a script kiddie, this should be easy) into your router and call the police? It's illegal (I believe it is considered a felony) to break into someone's private network.

Hello, This is a great piece of software. Kudos. I have a question somewhat related to the software, but also towards windows 7. If a user does not have admin access on a computer running windows 7 64 bit, will they be able to run this off of a USB drive?