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Chris Knight posted:I am not affiliated with the sadwyw spider
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MononcQc posted:I'd be down to see most social media vanish. im hoping Twitter and Facebook go under in a domino effect leading out from this
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Jan 12, 2021 02:11
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oh no, every comments section taken down, what a terrible thing
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MononcQc posted:I'd be down to see most social media vanish.
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Jan 12, 2021 03:52
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I can’t see it vanish if I’m not on there
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Progressive JPEG posted:oh no, every comments section taken down, what a terrible thing along with sites like youtube and wikipedia, sure
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Perplx posted:here’s a chud run isp that would happily host parler drat I hate when stuff goes "into effective". Do me a favour and go out of effective thanks.
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FCKGW posted:along with sites like youtube and wikipedia, sure nuke anything that cannot be effectively conveyed over 9600 baud imo
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Kazinsal posted:nuke anything that cannot be effectively conveyed over 9600 baud imo 300 baud is reading speed, you don’t need anything faster than that
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from the solarwinds articlequote:"The SUNBURST malicious code itself appears to have been designed to provide the perpetrators a way to enter a customer’s IT environment. If exploited, the perpetrators then had to avoid firewalls and other security controls within the customer’s environment." lol, no poo poo sherlock
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"you see, this badware is very bad and complex and that's why we didn't catch it" -- probably every c-level management, every year from epoch 0 until forever
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Cup Runneth Over posted:Jim Watson is hosting 8chan off his personal computer from what I've heard https://securityboulevard.com/2021/01/hamas-may-be-threat-to-8chan-qanon-online/
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cinci zoo sniper posted:ubiquity got popped? Looks like it, unauthorised access is a bit of a vague term but it looks like whoever hosts their cloud platform got breached.
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cinci zoo sniper posted:ubiquity got popped? It only took 4 hours to get my password reset link emailed to me from the time I clicked so that's cool
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cinci zoo sniper posted:https://securityboulevard.com/2021/01/hamas-may-be-threat-to-8chan-qanon-online/ Wait I thought Hamas was good
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CyberPingu posted:Looks like it, unauthorised access is a bit of a vague term but it looks like whoever hosts their cloud platform got breached. oic Carthag Tuek posted:only 90's warez kids do 
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Methanar posted:If the executives want to keep being stupid, I guess the FBI could just as well head over to the DBA's house and pistol whip him until he opens up his laptop, logs into the VPN and unlocks his ssh key to hand over backups to get a nice list of every parler user's contact/identity. maybe dont enable a fascist police state just because they are currently fighting other fascists. thanks.
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https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2021/jan/12/in-bits-the-programmer-locked-out-of-his-130m-bitcoin-accountquote:Thomas is a San Francisco-based computer programmer, and a decade ago he was given 7,002 bitcoins as a reward for making a video explaining how the cryptocurrency works. oh my god quote:Thomas said he has tried his eight most frequently used passwords to access his IronKey hard drive, but all turned out to be wrong. The device auto-encrypts all contents after the 10th inaccurate guess. OH MY GOD quote:Following the publicity of Thomas’s plight, Alex Stamos, an internet security expert at Stanford Internet Observatory, said he could crack the password within six months if Thomas gave him a 10% cut of the digital fortune. PISSSSSSSSSSSS
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It would be cool if they manage to unlock it like the day after bitcoin becomes worthless again.
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wanna break into his house and make 10 wrong guesses on that ironkey
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2021/jan/12/in-bits-the-programmer-locked-out-of-his-130m-bitcoin-account I feel like you could physically crack that stick for less than $240m.
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mystes posted:It would be cool if they manage to unlock it like the day after bitcoin becomes worthless again. Suddenly dropping about 7k Bitcoin on the market would cause a drop. Which then might inspire a bit of a panic sell off. Now most people know not to flood a market like that to avoid that situation but on the other hand this is Bitcoin.
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Varkk posted:Suddenly dropping about 7k Bitcoin on the market would cause a drop. Which then might inspire a bit of a panic sell off. Now most people know not to flood a market like that to avoid that situation but on the other hand this is Bitcoin. This gets done with Bitcoin fairly often. people will intentionally dump a load of coins, crash the market and buy a load again when it's at it's dip
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Comedy option: He hasn't actually checked that the bitcoins are still in the address, which was emptied years ago after being generated from a weak brainwallet passphrase
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I remember stories of people crawling around landfills looking for their old hard drive with Bitcoin on it. tbh a friend of mine told me about Bitcoin back in 2010 and I said it sounded like the stupidest poo poo I ever heard of but he had a fuckload of them and cashed out so I guess it is I who am the dummy
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Jan 12, 2021 21:47
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kinda curious what happened to the 10,000 bitcoins that were used to buy a pizza were they trashed or is one pizza guy now incredibly rich
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haveblue posted:kinda curious what happened to the 10,000 bitcoins that were used to buy a pizza Pizza place probably long converted it to actual money. Likely almost immediately after receiving payment.
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Jan 12, 2021 21:52
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The pizza place never accepted bitcoin, lol, someone ordered it for them in exchange for bitcoin
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I like to imagine the nightmare scenario that the guy guessed the password right on the first try except fat fingered it when typing it in He'll never know.
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http://solarleaks.net/
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haveblue posted:kinda curious what happened to the 10,000 bitcoins that were used to buy a pizza 
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2021/jan/12/in-bits-the-programmer-locked-out-of-his-130m-bitcoin-account I have a couple hundred bitcoins stored in a GBDE encrypted file, and I forgot the password for it too. To quote the creator: "At least O(2^128) work per sector" -- phk, 2004, in the pdf of the presentation of GBDE. So I'm not going to wait until after the universe is the same temperature as the cosmic background radiation in order to crack it. In case you want a chance of the money, here's the pdf of the paper. Personally, I've just given up.
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spankmeister posted:Pizza place probably long converted it to actual money. Likely almost immediately after receiving payment. you couldn't at the time, the whole point of that story is that was the first time anyone had ever used bitcoin for literally anything.
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I have a friend with possibly millions in bitcoins in an encrypted drive, it’s in a hidden volume and maybe nested file systems, it’s old and janky and he doesn’t remember how it was setup but at least it won’t self destruct anyways it’s real funny because one of the only benefits of cryptocurrency is that you can make infinite copies of your private key
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