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pointsofdata posted:Lol alternativedata.org has a list of all the different ways you can be spied on https://twitter.com/josephfcox/status/1226855097482661888 In yospos today, tech media ... next year.
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:lol trend micro labs just raked SEP's rear end over the coals Bring on the digital security arms race of them exposing one another's exploits to embarrass them.
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"rakuten harvests your identity and shopping activity" is quite the revelation
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chestnut santabag posted:Bring on the digital security arms race of them exposing one another's exploits to embarrass them. whoever loses, we win
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chestnut santabag posted:Bring on the digital security arms race of them exposing one another's exploits to embarrass them. u should follow tavis on twittere, friend
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lol? https://twitter.com/gregpmiller/status/1227208399387054080
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Shaggar posted:i would not be surprised in the least if the reps facebook hired to manage their twitter account are outsourced at least when I was there it was all in-house, but we weren’t using a 3rd-party management service at that point afaik. I just sent copy to someone via messenger for approval and posting, or they got included in an email chain and verified with me over messenger I’d be pretty surprised if they’ve contracted that out even now
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Feb 11, 2020 15:21
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backdoors? in my crypto???
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quote:It describes how the United States and its allies exploited other nations’ gullibility for years, taking their money and stealing their secrets. i like the implication that it stopped at some point
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Seems like a bunch of employees were looking to fix weaknesses in the algorithm and kept being told no. Curious to see how that match with ECC and the countless assertions that people just keep publishing broken curves and we just don't know.
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MononcQc posted:Seems like a bunch of employees were looking to fix weaknesses in the algorithm and kept being told no. i mean there was that one algorithm bruce pointed out as obviously having a backdoor that got approved anyway due to NSA shenanigans making them the only party on the approval board
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MononcQc posted:Seems like a bunch of employees were looking to fix weaknesses in the algorithm and kept being told no. I'm not aware of similar complaints against x25519 at this point. The NIST curves can go in the garbage at this point.
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Phone posted:backdoors? in my crypto??? its doors all the way down
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Feb 11, 2020 17:01
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I love how basically everything that's been talked about in the various tinfoil BBSes and newsgroups turned out to be true.
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pretty soon we're going to discover that "reflections on trusting trust" actually happened and every compiler binary in the world is compromised
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Media Bloodbath posted:I love how basically everything that's been talked about in the various tinfoil BBSes and newsgroups turned out to be true. https://twitter.com/ScottShaneNYT/status/1227242088057565190
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There's a pretty big gap between "we talk or even collaborate with intel agencies" and "is literally a wholly owned subsidiary of the CIA" though
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:I'm not aware of similar complaints against x25519 at this point. The NIST curves can go in the garbage at this point. I mean honestly the ‘munitions’ argument that anything beyond DES should be export-controlled should tell you all you need to know about the US government and crypto. I think the NSA realized that it’s just easier to directly compromise endpoints than break crypto on the wire. Also, https://twitter.com/pwnallthethings/status/1227271808581324800?s=21
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ewiley posted:I mean honestly the ‘munitions’ argument that anything beyond DES should be export-controlled should tell you all you need to know about the US government and crypto. i remember when the pgp stuff was getting heated in regards to crypto as "munitions" and my dad took me to the book store to buy a copy of the pgp source code that was printed as a book (and thus protected by the first amendment) because he thought it was important to prove a point. also to pick up a copy of that quarters 2600, because for whatever reason our local bookstore carried that (i'm not entirely sure how unusual that is).
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Is 2600 worth reading anymore? The last time I picked it up ~8 years ago I was fairly disappointed.
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i have no idea. this was circa 1995
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CmdrRiker posted:Is 2600 worth reading anymore? The last time I picked it up ~8 years ago I was fairly disappointed.
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CRIP EATIN BREAD posted:i remember when the pgp stuff was getting heated in regards to crypto as "munitions" and my dad took me to the book store to buy a copy of the pgp source code that was printed as a book (and thus protected by the first amendment) because he thought it was important to prove a point. also to pick up a copy of that quarters 2600, because for whatever reason our local bookstore carried that (i'm not entirely sure how unusual that is). Need more dads like that
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pretty good parenting
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haveblue posted:pretty good parenting
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can somebody recommend some essentials for complete beginner, i would love to understand anything other than titles of articles that are posted here
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haveblue posted:pretty good parenting
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haveblue posted:pretty good parenting
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haveblue posted:pretty good parenting
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D. Ebdrup posted:I assume you know about PoC||GTFO and PagedOut? They are quite good. I did not know. Thank you for the recommendation. RustyKnight posted:can somebody recommend some essentials for complete beginner, i would love to understand anything other than titles of articles that are posted here The answer to this question depends on the type of background you have. If your background is software development start with OWASP and reading security code patches for various libraries and frameworks you use. If you've mostly done that already then start reading about networking, set up and configure your own personal network, and play with networking tools like little snitch, charles proxy, and tshark. If you've already done that then perhaps buy a text book that introduces you to cryptography. e: Oh, and people publish tons of cool security tooling that they build themselves on Github. Sometimes I'll just search for various keywords and find some really cool stuff to play with. e: This should go without saying, but be careful when you play with a stranger's code. CmdrRiker fucked around with this message at 19:37 on Feb 12, 2020 |
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haveblue posted:pretty good parenting and b&n carries 2600 on the shelf every store i’ve visited.
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didn’t 2600 recently publish the location of a bunch of ICE detention facilities? that seems pretty good
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haveblue posted:pretty good parenting
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haveblue posted:pretty good parenting
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pointsofdata posted:
https://alternativedata.org/data_provider/associated-press/ posted:Structured data for news archives, real time news, live and archived vote tabulation and a database of 140k upcoming potentially newsworthy events. Hmm, I'm pretty sure the Associated Press predates 2008 
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haveblue posted:pretty good parenting
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the latest iterm update had a fun note attached quote:The security model for the Python API has changed. Any process attempting to use the API that was not launched by iTerm2 will require explicit user approval. that link 404's with a cutesy 404 page 
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Shame Boy posted:the latest iterm update had a fun note attached that bold part sure was a bold idea.
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