Kim Dotcom, creatore di Megaupload, libero su cauzione

Pav · January 21, 2013, 4:11pm

Ho letto in giro che se hai un indirizzo di posta microsoft la mail di conferma non arriva, qualcuno che conferma/smentisce? A me con l'indirizzo hotmail non arriva niente al momento...

HostFat · January 21, 2013, 4:16pm

guarda in spam, se non c'è in spam cambia email.
cambia email comunque

Tetsujin · January 21, 2013, 4:30pm

Si`, finisce dritto in spam

Cavallaudo · January 21, 2013, 5:09pm

Pare di sie che hotmail/microsoft blocchi l-email di iscrizione a mega, begli stronzi...

Gabri · January 21, 2013, 5:53pm

Magari fosse solo quello, è almeno 1 mese che cerco di segnalargli che da qualsiasi indirizzo di Alice non si riesce a scrivere a qualsiasi casella di Hotmail!

Barone_K · January 21, 2013, 6:00pm

Io stamattina mi sono iscritto e mail di conferma in pochi minuti, ma appena provato ad uploadare partito a bomba e poi tipo 3k al sec...

amenic · January 21, 2013, 7:53pm

niente, nessun fottuto file va in upload, tutto rimane in pending

Nightmare · January 21, 2013, 8:50pm

già ha in programma altro beeeeeeeeeeeem

7b04a7165e84518ba0d4ced69e457db7 · January 21, 2013, 10:33pm

se apro la pagina su android mi dice "app for your device is coming soon"

Pav · January 21, 2013, 11:41pm

Avevo letto bene allora

Normalmente uso gmail ma ho la mail spazzatura su hotmail

Nightmare · January 22, 2013, 8:09am

beccatevi questo articolo

http://www.scmagazine.com.au/News/329640,megacracker-tool-could-reveal-mega-passwords.aspx

MegaCracker tool could reveal Mega passwords
Boffin claims registration process reveals vulnerable hash.

A security researcher has found a cryptographic flaw in the Mega cloud service that could reveal user passwords.

The Mega cloud service was launched on Monday.

Cryptography boffin Steve Thomas is designing a tool dubbed MegaCracker that would crack hashes embedded into email confirmation links sent from Mega to users as they register for the service.

"A hash of your password is in the confirmation code. Cost is 65536 AES/password plus 1 AES/user. Which is very fast," Thomas wrote on twitter.

Tweet
Steve @Sc00bzT
#mega confirmation code contains "hashed" password aes(pwKey,[rand(0x100000000),0,0,rand(0x100000000)]) false positives 1 in 2^64

Thomas has not yet completed the tool and did not say how dangerous the threat was: the confirmation emails would need to be intercepted before passwords could be cracked.

The cloud sharing service owned by flamboyant businessman Kim Schmitz [AKA Kim Dotcom] has been under the microscope of crypto boffins since its heavily-hyped launch several days ago.

The service is of interest to the security world because of its claims of strong security through the use of 128-bit AES encryption and 2048-bit RSA public and private key infrastructure.

Schmitz was keen to avoid a repeat of the police raid on now seized cloud service MegaUpload, made on the grounds of copyright violation, by ensuring user data was encrypted before it hit Mega servers so the company would lack the keys to decrypt user data.

So far, security flaws including cross-site scripting and problems with random number generation have been discovered in the beta service. Security folk have also flagged problems with the fact that Mega uses a web browser to send encryption information, opening avenues for attackers to intercept keys by breaking SSL or by commandeering Mega's servers, some of which are said to be located in the United States.

Cryptocat creator and cryptography boffin Nadim Kobeissi went as far in his criticism of the site's security that he told Forbes "it felt like I had coded this in 2011 while drunk.”

Yet allegations that Mega's use of deduplication - a function to avoid multiple uploads of a single file - would allow copyright enforcers to determine the names of files uploaded by users were overstated, according to Errata Security founder Robert David Graham.

"They think [deduplication is] impossible without the server knowing how to decrypt the file. It's actually quite possible, Graham said in a blog.

Mega, he says, trips up, because it allows users to check for duplicates using a filename which is cheap on bandwidth but allows copyright enforcers an easy way to snuff out pirated content.

"This will cause [a flood of] millions of hashes trolling for content, and in the end, probably use more bandwidth than it saves," he said.

Mega's chief technology officer told Venturebeat some of the reported security concerns were overstated, and added Mega was investigating ways to allow users to change the password used to encrypt the AES key.

niente bello

Cavallaudo · January 22, 2013, 8:18am

Vabbe, fixeranno sti problemi, praticamente han lanciato il servizio senza una beta testing decente prima, era inevitabile vulnerabilita e altri cazzi da fixare...

A me francamente non frega un cazzo poi della key pubblica, lo userei solo come back up massimo... ma credo fixeranno...

anon28770749 · January 22, 2013, 8:25am

Comunque è bello vedere come in 2-3 pagine ci siano stati SOLO post riguardanti, la pass, la mail che blocca, perchè uppa a 3k?, etc etc

Mentre tutti sotto sotto pensavano " Ma quando cazzo esce megavideo ?!?! e megaporn?!?!? qualcuno ha già trovato le release di SKYDROW su mega

!?!? "

Nightmare · January 22, 2013, 1:26pm

una chiara non mi è cosa, una volta acquistati e occupati 500gb, se poi non si rinnova che succede?

Cavallaudo · January 22, 2013, 1:32pm

Succedera come in tutti gli altri servizi, per tot tempo hai il conto bloccato e poi scancellano tutto e vorrei ben vedere eh!

Nabbo · January 22, 2013, 1:55pm

ha osato cervare un ucciso del re?

Tizio · January 22, 2013, 2:49pm

Oggi è il primo giorno che mi va

ereilavak · January 22, 2013, 4:16pm

si ma possibile che non riesco a trovare l'url di questo servizio?

Tizio · January 22, 2013, 4:19pm

https://mega.co.nz/

Ciucc · January 22, 2013, 4:25pm

tipo scrivere mega su google?