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Tottenham has confirmed that defender Radu Dragusin has suffered an anterior cross ligament and will miss the rest of the season. Romania’s International suffered the injury on Thursday after replacing Micky Van de Ven in the Europa League clash with Elfsborg. The victory was lost in Brentford on Sunday with Chief Ange Posttecoglou admitting later that the injury “did not look good.” And the…

What a performance by Dragusin against Manchester City!

Newcastle pushing hard to sign Juventus talent Radu Dragusin

According to SportWitness via Italian outlet Calciomercato.it, Newcastle are seen as a ‘concrete option’ for Juventus talent Radu Dragusin, who may be available on a free transfer this summer. Calciomercato.it report that there is still some distance between Juventus and the player’s entourage regarding a contract extension, though the negotiations are said to be continuing by the Italian…

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Liber in Teleorman : Revoltător ! Drăgușin anticipează sistarea lucrărilor la podul nou

Carmen Dumitrescu

Începerea lucrărilor de refacere a podului de la intrarea în Alexandria a fost considerată de mulți o măsură necesară, dar extrem de incomodă. Pentru cei care fac naveta la București, durata drumului s-a prelungit, în medie, cu o jumătate de oră, numai pentru că circulația pe o singură bandă presupune lungi așteptări. Dar oamenii au înțeles că lucrările sunt importante și au decis să aștepte un termen de timp rezonabil pentru intrarea în normalitate. În primă fază, s-au promis două sau trei luni. A trecut mai multe…

Researcher Finds 100k IEEE.org Passwords Stored in Plain-Text on Public FTP Server | threatpost

The IEEE is a professional association "dedicated to advancing technological innovation and excellence for the benefit of humanity." It is the keeper of the 802.11 wireless networking standard. According to their website, the group boasts 400,000 members from more than 160 countries. Drăgușin reported the flaw to the IEEE and they fixed the problem.

Drăgușin writes that the noticeable failure in this incident belongs to the IEEE’s Web administrators who did not restrict access to the webserver logs on both ieee.org and spectrum.ieee.org. The FTP directory in question contained 100GB worth of logs. Until Monday when the issue was resolved, anyone who happened upon ftp://ftp.ieee.org/uploads/akamai/ could view these webserver logs, which documented more than 376 million HTTP requests.

This is a serious gaffe for a professional association of scientists and engineers, in whose membership is a fairly large number of computer science professionals. As serious as the gaff is, it resulted from an honest albeit careless mistake made by whomever established the access permission settings. The real problem here, and the reason Drăgușin says the problem is only partially solved, is the fact that the IEEE was storing usernames and passwords in plain-text. It almost goes without saying at this point that best practices call for the storage salted, cryptographic hashes of passwords. Drăgușin goes on to criticize the IEEE for keeping passwords with the logs at all, because it makes them available to any employee with access to the logs.