Windows Server - Beware of homographs

Asked By FromTheRafters on 25-Feb-12 10:58 AM
http://www.cs.technion.ac.il/~gabr/papers/homograph_full.pdf


Virus Guy replied to FromTheRafters on 25-Feb-12 02:40 PM
Why did you post that here - in a dead newsgroup?
Bullwinkle. replied to Virus Guy on 25-Feb-12 03:46 PM
Not too dead, you replied.




Why did you post that here - in a dead newsgroup?
FromTheRafters replied to Virus Guy on 25-Feb-12 08:40 PM
Many of my friends still monitor this group. Just because there is very
little noise does not mean there is no signal. :o)
Peter Foldes replied to FromTheRafters on 26-Feb-12 12:59 AM
As with other groups also. :-)

JS
FromTheRafters replied to Peter Foldes on 26-Feb-12 07:29 AM
Yes! Many.
Virus Guy replied to FromTheRafters on 26-Feb-12 09:51 AM
So create a mailing list and e-mail it them.

Interesting that Both you and Rustin use usenet as some sort of personal
communications channel.


With maybe one post a month to this group, you have a strange definition
of signal.

And with the Tony Lance "Big Bertha" posts (visible on some servers)
there is more of that "noise" than any actual on-topic posts here.
FromTheRafters replied to Virus Guy on 26-Feb-12 10:21 AM
No.


Is he here too? <looks around>


it is an orphaned group, if you do not like it - go elsewhere.


I kinda wondered what those were all about.
Octavian Silvermoon replied to FromTheRafters on 06-Mar-12 05:46 PM
This does post the problem of what to do with multi-lingual characters,
especially ones that look nearly identical (as is the care referenced
with the Russian 'c' and 'o').

--

~Octavian
FromTheRafters replied to Octavian Silvermoon on 06-Mar-12 07:20 PM
They have taken measures to contain this, in the form of confusable
detection. it is pretty good actually, but I expect holes to turn up.