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Share Bear posted:it's worth it, and sometimes good software is worth paying for gpg -d mypasswords.gpg yours for only $39.99
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my (federal government) office has apparently been targeted by someone. a bunch of people have been getting phishing emails which are reasonably well disguised to look like they are from our IT department telling people to confirm their password strength (something our IT hammers on all the time) on a linked page. one of my bosses just forwarded on a "hey tell your employees to not fall for this poo poo" email chain. and right there at the end of it is the offending phishing email with the malicious link still there, intact and (I expect) working.
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Shifty Pony posted:my (federal government) office has apparently been targeted by someone. a bunch of people have been getting phishing emails which are reasonably well disguised to look like they are from our IT department telling people to confirm their password strength (something our IT hammers on all the time) on a linked page. reply that it looks like a legitimate email. maybe you too can cost your boss his political career.
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Is there a blessed/reasonable method of getting a user cert for my gmail.com email address?
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Mar 29, 2017 21:20
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hifi posted:algo looks like a pain in the dick if you are using linode i figured it all out. i had a dns problem but i just manually restarted it and it just works now
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Mar 29, 2017 21:35
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:Is there a blessed/reasonable method of getting a user cert for my gmail.com email address? No.
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:Is there a blessed/reasonable method of getting a user cert for my gmail.com email address?
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Mar 29, 2017 22:04
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anthonypants posted:i would suggest fastmail
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Shifty Pony posted:my (federal government) office has apparently been targeted by someone. a bunch of people have been getting phishing emails which are reasonably well disguised to look like they are from our IT department telling people to confirm their password strength (something our IT hammers on all the time) on a linked page. depending on what it's hosted, either redirect the specific phishing url (or wildcard the domain) to a page under your control that both logs who lands there and displays something to the effect of "stop being idiots, idiots" that might not help on unmanaged, out-of-network devices (cellphones etc) which do tend to be management (aka higher risk, higher threat) but it at least provides a teachable moment for your internal users tracking who lands on the page is useful for one on one follow-up later, in my limited it manager experience people respond well to coaching if it's done in a non-blaming way, but ymmv
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Mar 29, 2017 22:08
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https://twitter.com/joekjoek/status/847193742394114048
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Mar 29, 2017 22:16
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Mar 29, 2017 22:55
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For what it's worth I've had a bunch of free WiFi hotspots gently caress up IPsec VPN negotiation, where's OpenVPN has never failed to connect. I mean I'm using an Android phone so for all I know it's not actually routing traffic properly anyway, but at least I can talk to the server. My use case is literally VPN to home to escape the lovely coffee shop/hotel network though.
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Mar 29, 2017 23:43
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Volmarias posted:Internet of piss Holy poo poo I'd forgotten about this until i saw your post! Last week i was out drinking in central london near PR land and I saw urnails with an tablet above them that had piss cameras for playing games and then bombarding you with ads after gently caress me, this is such a terrible thing id actually blocked it from my memory   cameras/sensors underneath? 
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Subjunctive posted:redirecting 443 traffic should work very poorly, unless the user is in a bad way indeed yeah if you try to go to a site w/ hsts it just dies. now days ur os should detect the portal and launch directly to it when you connect.
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Mar 30, 2017 01:18
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vodkat posted:Holy poo poo I'd forgotten about this until i saw your post! holy moly
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lmao at their website http://www.captive-media.co.uk/
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Mar 30, 2017 01:21
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like even creepy uk surveillance fetish aside how do those not get destroyed every single night?
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Shaggar posted:like even creepy uk surveillance fetish aside how do those not get destroyed every single night? considering the location next to some of the UK biggest ad agencies we concluded that this must be a trial run, never seen them anywhere else other than these two pubs
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hifi posted:lmao at their website http://www.captive-media.co.uk/ lol the piss left/right into a vital bucket game had a high score table. look forward to reading about the first death via bladder explosion from someone trying to break the top 3
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Mar 30, 2017 01:29
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"at the weekend" is easily the worst part, do you really say that over there
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Mar 30, 2017 01:49
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They have to be recording your junk because the first question anyone is going to have is that and there isn't a big notice on the front page saying it's not recording your junk
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Mar 30, 2017 01:59
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God bless the tagger crews who would make short work of that internet of poo poo POS idea
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surebet posted:depending on what it's hosted, either redirect the specific phishing url (or wildcard the domain) to a page under your control that both logs who lands there and displays something to the effect of "stop being idiots, idiots" that would be the smart thing to do. who knows maybe they added the domain to the Blue Coat blacklist but I wasn't about to click it and find out.
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vodkat posted:Holy poo poo I'd forgotten about this until i saw your post! 
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cinci zoo sniper posted:fastmail owns
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schranz kafka posted:fwiw i really like 1password so far but i don't like that i'm going to have to pay for it i was paying for lastpass until they made it free to use on devices i sorta prefer the idea of paying for something like a password manager tbh
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Mar 30, 2017 02:54
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they have those urinal games at Dave and Busters here and I figured they used ultrasound to detect where the piss stream was but now that I'm thinking about it it's probably easier to just use a camera lol dehumanize yourself and face to pisscam
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vodkat posted:cameras/sensors underneath? they don't look like telephotos, so you're probably safe
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I ended up paying for a 5 year membership to dashlane when they had a deal sometime ago. Here's hoping that the gaze of Tavis doesn't implode them anytime between now and 2021 
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PCjr sidecar posted:afaik algo was released as a reaction to streisand https://github.com/jlund/streisand which includes openvpn and every other vpn or vpn-like  lmao
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no joke i'd consider pissing in the sink instead of playing cocklooker pong
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algo works but it's dropping my connection when it's re-upping. i can see the encryption mismatch and windows isn't requesting DES like the original windows bug was but i assume i'm not supposed to change it. there's a "maximum encryption" knob i can hit but i sort of doubt that's whats wrong. easy enough to work though and i imagine it's idiot proof if you are using a linux client and are already using digitalocean/aws/compute engine/azure
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yowza e: a not-expired ssl cert has been applied to build.openvpn.net and the issue was updated ten days ago but its apt repo is still on http 
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is there any kind of signed package thing in place that would mitigate that? iirc debian distributes packages over plain http but they're signed so it doesn't matter
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