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Great marketing, they've actually made me less likely to buy their product now
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uncurable mlady posted:that was aggressively terrible edit: i'm the guy in the rabbit mask who immediately takes it off and walks away at the end Midjack fucked around with this message at 02:10 on Jan 30, 2017 |
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Holy poo poo that's bad. Thinking about sending this to a coworker who has a meeting with one of their engineers next week and ask him to add this to the agenda.
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sec fuckup: some guy making six figgies at home manipulates the market, contributes to or maybe causes the flash crash, tells investigators to kiss his rear end, keeps doing it for five more years https://www.bloomberg.com/view/articles/2015-04-21/guy-trading-at-home-caused-the-flash-crash
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Jan 30, 2017 07:14
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did they add one cve for every time a vulnerable function was called in their code or something, wtf
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I didn't know tcpdump was an adobe product.
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Jan 30, 2017 08:59
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just a big pile of buffer overflows (and one integer overflow) https://www.mail-archive.com/debian-bugs-dist@lists.debian.org/msg1494526.html
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Wild EEPROM posted:And don't even get me started on intel's cpu naming scheme got nothin on video cards
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Pollyzoid posted:just a big pile of buffer overflows (and one integer overflow) tcpdump/wireshart are just big piles of vulnerable, since their goal is to be able to decrypt all the protocols attack/defense CTF players like to find new 0-days before games to crash opponents
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Cocoa Crispies posted:tcpdump/wireshart are just big piles of vulnerable, since their goal is to be able to decrypt all the protocols a rust port of tcpdump would be a life's work, but so much nicer tcpdump is of course usually run as root
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DuckConference posted:sec fuckup: some guy making six figgies at home manipulates the market, contributes to or maybe causes the flash crash, tells investigators to kiss his rear end, keeps doing it for five more years the fuckup is programming computers that touch money to make the same panicky iditotic decisions that people make but faster and then blaming it on some random guy
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Jan 30, 2017 15:39
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quote:You have been selected for the [four-day] McAfee Policy Ochestrator administrator course it's me, i'm the secfuck
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https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=852751 cryptkeeper set all passwords to the character 'p' (and your original password no longer worked) because encfs changed the way the stdin bridge was parsed
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Not really a secfuck, (unless you are running your scada system from Pokemon Stadium somehow), but an interesting read nonetheless: https://github.com/MrCheeze/pokestadium-ace
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fins posted:Not really a secfuck, (unless you are running your scada system from Pokemon Stadium somehow), but an interesting read nonetheless: im unknown_but_usually_89
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Midjack posted:edit: i'm the guy in the rabbit mask who immediately takes it off and walks away at the end i too enjoyed Donnie Darko
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Jan 30, 2017 18:31
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Internet Famous SA goons slowbeef & diabeetus have found a fun new security kickstarter: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xcIwCbvmxsU
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i'm seriously not sure if that's a real thing or an attempt to be funny or both
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flakeloaf posted:i'm seriously not sure if that's a real thing or an attempt to be funny or both i'm pretty sure it's a real thing, i mean they even showed the arduino prototype!!!
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Jan 30, 2017 19:04
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ate all the Oreos posted:Internet Famous SA goons slowbeef & diabeetus have found a fun new security kickstarter: wow, I thought it would be something like the USB condom except it enables the data pins when a passcode is entered, which would be a somewhat useful thing, but this is so much dumber
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ymgve posted:wow, I thought it would be something like the USB condom except it enables the data pins when a passcode is entered, which would be a somewhat useful thing, but this is so much dumber yeah really i have a micro-usb cable from i think google's gift bag at enigma 2016 that you can toggle between power only and data (although i've forgotten which is which) be kinda slick except no devices of value support micro usb
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ate all the Oreos posted:Internet Famous SA goons slowbeef & diabeetus have found a fun new security kickstarter:
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Wiggly Wayne DDS posted:may 2017? just in time for yosmas not once you add in kicksharter delays
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Cocoa Crispies posted:not once you add in kicksharter delays six months of saying it's coming four months of delays four months of delays with promises that it'll come next month two months of photos while still delaying with promises of it coming within six weeks 200 units shipped in one month while 15,000 units promised still pending 7,000 units shipped across three months remaining units never shipped or produced and the founders run off citing that a business partner squandered the money
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OSI bean dip posted:six months of saying it's coming i'd say a bonus every quarter qirex-style but they probably won't have the foresight to first move ks funds to the caymans and then wait until knockoffs show up on aoliexpress
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DC police had their CCTV system knocked offline for 4 days due to ransomware:quote:Networked digital video recorders have been harnessed for all sorts of ill intent over the past few months, including use in a botnet that disrupted large swaths of the Internet. But a different sort of malware hit the DVRs used by the District of Columbia’s closed-circuit television (CCTV) surveillance system just one week before Inauguration Day. The Washington Post reports that 70 percent of the DVR systems used by the surveillance network were infected with ransomware, rendering them inoperable for four days and crippling the city’s ability to monitor public spaces. https://arstechnica.com/security/2017/01/dc-police-surveillance-cameras-were-infected-with-ransomware-before-inauguration/
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Pollyzoid posted:just a big pile of buffer overflows (and one integer overflow) Anyone seen a PoC for any of these yet?
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quote:As captured in our private mail exchange last week, Symantec's report fails it may be happening
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Fuzzy Mammal posted:it may be happening What was the background to this again, Symantec issuing certs for google domains ?
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misissued certs for test.com and example.com (and some other certs/precerts that contain obviously bogus data) again
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Bonfire Lit posted:misissued certs for test.com and example.com (and some other certs/precerts that contain obviously bogus data) Oh, test korea best korea. Cool 
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