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(Wired) Interesting Old and busted: The Da Vinci code. New hotness: The Wall Street code   (wired.com) divider line 15
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PJRart
2011-10-31 09:23:30 PM
Everybody knows Wall Street types don't read.
 
Weaver95 [TotalFark]
2011-10-31 09:45:11 PM
color me intrigued. i'll look into this a bit more when I've got some free time.
 
Bonanza Jellybean
2011-10-31 10:01:39 PM
www.scifi-movies.com
 
opg4740
2011-10-31 10:04:48 PM
"it was given to ME"
"It's killing you"...
 
Thisbymaster
2011-10-31 10:17:41 PM
in before your mom jokes.
 
JasonOfOrillia
2011-10-31 10:43:45 PM
Good move. Open interface, charge for transactions like they've been doing all along but now more people can connect directly. More of an open market and more opportunities to fall victim to high-speed trading algorithms.
 
etherknot
2011-10-31 11:00:03 PM
"My hypothesis: Within the stock market, there is a pattern as well... Right in front of me... hiding behind the numbers. Always has been."

/I see it's already been referenced.
//Good job.
///20:59 Press return.
 
wildcardjack
2011-10-31 11:00:27 PM
This... won't be a good thing.

For the past 20 years they have had security through obscurity. Right now 50,000 black hat hackers are looking for insecurities to steal money through. And they're going to find them.
 
Barakku
2011-10-31 11:33:45 PM
wildcardjack: This... won't be a good thing.

For the past 20 years they have had security through obscurity. Right now 50,000 black hat hackers are looking for insecurities to steal money through. And they're going to find them.

Yeah, that's why Linux systems are so insecure.
 
ParallelUniverseParking [TotalFark]
2011-10-31 11:49:42 PM
Barakku: wildcardjack: This... won't be a good thing.

For the past 20 years they have had security through obscurity. Right now 50,000 black hat hackers are looking for insecurities to steal money through. And they're going to find them.

Yeah, that's why Linux systems are so insecure.

Then again nobody can really make money with hacked/zombiefied linux computers.
 
ScreamingHangover
2011-11-01 03:34:51 AM
wildcardjack: This... won't be a good thing.

For the past 20 years they have had security through obscurity. Right now 50,000 black hat hackers are looking for insecurities to steal money through. And they're going to find them.

1.bp.blogspot.com
 
mitEj [TotalFark]
2011-11-01 09:24:30 AM
wildcardjack: This... won't be a good thing.

For the past 20 years they have had security through obscurity. Right now 50,000 black hat hackers are looking for insecurities to steal money through. And they're going to find them.

You are late. The black hats have had the code for a while.
 
HeartBurnKid
2011-11-01 10:36:33 AM
wildcardjack: For the past 20 years they have had security through obscurity.

If a lifetime in the black-and-gray sides of computing, from BBS's to Usenet to the web, has taught me anything, it's that security through obscurity does not exist.
 
ProfessorOhki
2011-11-01 12:49:53 PM
Interesting. I sort of doubt the NYSE would server directly to average Joes, right? This will basically just standardize and open up interface for brokerage firms?

On that note, anyone here ever mess with the E*Trade API?
 
Orgasmatron138
2011-11-01 01:28:44 PM
Bonanza Jellybean: [www.scifi-movies.com image 330x501]

Came for this. Now I will listen to the soundtrack while I work this afternoon.
 
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