T-Mobile servers compromised?
by Evil Mushroom Lord » Mon, 08 Jun 2009 07:46:53 GMT
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http://it.slashdot.org/story/09/06/07/2019246/Hackers-Claim-To-Hit-T-Mobile-Hard?art_pos=3& ;art_pos=3
If this is true, it has me extremely concerned-- both because I'm a t-
mobile user, and also because they're the provider offering Android
from the get-go and I don't want to see users scared away. :P
Does anyone know if this is false/true and to what extent?
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T-Mobile servers compromised?
by Roman » Wed, 10 Jun 2009 03:47:01 GMT
Find some more information here
http://news.cnet.com/8301-1009_3-10259487-83.html
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On Jun 7, 4:46pm, Evil Mushroom Lord <evilmushrooml...@gmail.com>
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in Android code, It is a very strange concept to define the APN type
(APN_TYPE_MMS).
The reason are:
1) APN only is an access pointer, it haven't any special attribute
for
MMS or other things.
2) Only Application care the APN name, since different APN will
provide different service from operator. for example, operation may
provide Email/MMS/GPS/.... service on different APN.
3) Android only define one type APN_TYPE_MMS, this will limit other
top application usage.
Any one can answer me why Android design this way?
If google have strong reason for such design, I hope add other user
defined type like
APN_TYPE_USER1
APN_TYPE_USER2
then top application can set his property to use its APN other than
APN_TYPE_MMS
Regards
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