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Look, if they didn't send the last few packets somewhere they would just build up inside the doorbell until it was full.
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Salt Fish posted:Look, if they didn't send the last few packets somewhere they would just build up inside the doorbell until it was full. in middle-school gym class i was yelled at for not walking during a cooldown and the gym teacher said "where do you think all that blood is going to go? hmm?"
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I just managed to bully a client cert out of the help desk for my VPN app. They were going to call me on my "on-file" contact number with the passphrase to unlock the key for import. No worries guys, I managed to get it in one guess: CompanyName123 Gonna have some interesting conversations on Monday.
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Truga posted:the s in iot stands for security mods
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Truga posted:the s in iot stands for security new thread title pls
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Truga posted:the s in iot stands for security spankmeister posted:new thread title pls mods plzz
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spankmeister posted:new thread title pls
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flosofl posted:I just managed to bully a client cert out of the help desk for my VPN app. They were going to call me on my "on-file" contact number with the passphrase to unlock the key for import. No worries guys, I managed to get it in one guess: CompanyName123 yeah, with HR whilst being sacked for violating corpsec policy!
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Truga posted:the s in iot stands for security spankmeister posted:new thread title pls
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Truga posted:the s in iot stands for security Security Fuckup Megathread - v13.3 - the s in iot stands for security also: quote:On January 6, 2017, Butte Highland Mining Company changed the focus of the business by acquiring all of the ownership interests of InterLok Key Management, Inc., a Texas corporation engaged in the business of developing and licensing its patented key based encryption methods. To better reflect the new business, the name was changed to Ironclad Encryption Corporation. Ironclad Encryption Corporation focuses on providing global freedom to execute electronic transmissions and store electronic data absent the oppressive intrusion of cyber-terrorism that causes destruction and loss. The company offers cyber security encryption so advanced, it operates without performance degradation or significant band-width usage. To learn more about Ironclad Encryption Corporation, please visit http://ironcladencryption.com. this seems vaguely familiar
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patent filed in 1997 https://www.google.com/patents/US6157722
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OSI bean dip posted:this seems vaguely familiar iron clad, rock solid
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fart touching
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Also those guys chaos dunked on Matt
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OSI bean dip posted:Security Fuckup Megathread - v13.3 - the s in iot stands for security i'm the "in the news" section that isn't coverage of the company but coverage of other companies getting hacked also they all 404, which is also me
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I read writeups about malware doing this kind of thing for C2 signaling years ago. Not exactly a new behavior though uncommon
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Truga posted:the s in iot stands for security lol
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abraham linkedin posted:i'm the "in the news" section that isn't coverage of the company but coverage of other companies getting hacked Versimilitude
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OSI bean dip posted:Security Fuckup Megathread - v13.3 - the s in iot stands for security didn't one of the hucksters from your column have a shell company named that? EDIT: column lol what am I eighty, I mean your blog
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LordSaturn posted:didn't one of the hucksters from your column have a shell company named that? I think it was a web journal actually
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LordSaturn posted:didn't one of the hucksters from your column have a shell company named that? lol yeah. it really is just uncanny. they're different people as far as i can see. sitting on this for now
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:I read writeups about malware doing this kind of thing for C2 signaling years ago. Not exactly a new behavior though uncommon I'm pretty sure I've seen a full IP-over-DNS solution implemented a while back as a way to bypass certain captive portals.
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wolrah posted:I'm pretty sure I've seen a full IP-over-DNS solution implemented a while back as a way to bypass certain captive portals. it's built in to DD-WRT
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Westie posted:why do all AV providers feel the need to install MitM certs onto machines nowadays anyway The misguided notion that you're going to do a better job checking certs than the cert system itself. It does make retarded kind of sense, but it also always ends up with them doing a far weaker implementation. They're not 100% wrong. If they were to do a good job and provide an extra layer in the cert chain then on a long enought timeline they could provde value. They're never going to do that, though. The impulse is understandable. The execution is unconscionable.
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