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Migishu posted:http://www.theverge.com/2017/4/28/15468828/facebook-google-phishing-scam-rimasauskas kalstrams has been busy i see
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funny Star Wars parody posted:kalstrams has been busy i see did you just call me LITHUANIAN¿? ILL TEAR A STRIPE OFF YOUR TRACK PANTS YOU TREQCHEROUS SCANDISWINE
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Apr 28, 2017 18:36
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potato, potato
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Spyde posted:There are security flaws in windows all the time too but I still use it. Reality is I've never heard anyone say they personally had their LastPass hacked. Not saying it's great (extension is definitely janky), but it usually works and is probably the best solution for me. A quick google search shows it's still rated as one of the best password managers out there. Fangs404 posted:The fact that they have security flaws isn't bad. As Spyde basically said, it's a fact of life. The reason LastPass is worth using is their response to these events; it's among the best in the industry. its fine to keep using this vendor that has constant vulns disclosed because they fix them fast and i dont think ive ever been hacked
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Apr 28, 2017 20:11
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using password manager > not using password manager
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Apr 28, 2017 20:55
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https://securitysnakeoil.org/2017/04/28/nomx-the-worlds-most-secure-communications-protocol/ mirrored!
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i think his auto translation projects got mixed up
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lol https://twitter.com/benkow_/status/858363090026598401
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Apr 29, 2017 18:25
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what's that little thing showing the metadata of the picture, is that a plugin it looks nifty
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Apr 29, 2017 18:55
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Looks like https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/exif-viewer/nafpfdcmppffipmhcpkbplhkoiekndck?hl=en
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Apr 29, 2017 18:59
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this reminded me that there literally is a [honeypot] subreddit for fake id stufd
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cinci zoo sniper posted:this reminded me that there literally is a [honeypot] subreddit for fake id stufd
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Apr 29, 2017 19:52
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cinci zoo sniper posted:this reminded me that there literally is a [honeypot] subreddit for fake id stufd there's also a DIY high explosives community on youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=brliT0t8NOM 
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seems in line with standard industry practices idk what the big deal is
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Apr 29, 2017 21:48
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atomicthumbs posted:there's also a DIY high explosives community on youtube guys if you're gonna invest the time to make high explosives maybe invest in some nichrome wire and a car battery so you don't have to light them manually and run away or is that some of the sage knowledge that man learned at the cost of three of his fingers 
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atomicthumbs posted:there's also a DIY high explosives community on youtube well what else is there to do in (i'd guess) iowa
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atomicthumbs posted:there's also a DIY high explosives community on youtube This is cool and something I'd do if I had some land in Montana or somewhere remote like that.
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when i was younger i used to make my own fireworks out of comparatively safer chemicals, and at one point i read a big "DON'T EVER MIX THESE THINGS" article about potassium chlorate and sulphur and aluminum powder and immediately decided to try mixing them, and while it didn't explode the mixture made a distinct crackling noise as i mixed which scared the gently caress out of me to the point where I never really did it again  the resulting firework was neato though
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https://mackeepersecurity.com/post/online-pet-retailer-leaked-110k-credit-card-details lmao In November of 2016 Kromtech Security Researchers discovered a database that was associated with one of the biggest online pet retailer. We immediately notified site owners regarding the misconfigured database, but never received any response. We had hoped that someone would reply and secure the database, but for 6 months they never did. These are over 110,000 customer accounts and payment details. It is obvious that If this data were to fall into the wrong hands and be used for fraud, the folks may face more than just damage to their reputation, they could face fines and possible regulatory actions. ... The database contained a lot of company’s attributions, such as emails, addresses, names, and other identifying details of their customers. Going deeper, we discovered that the Rsync protocol was set to stream data without any password protection. It means that anyone with an Internet connection and an Rsync client could have download the data belonging to more than 190,000 customers. This data included checkout information, shipping addresses, emails, names, phones, and credit card details such as 16-digit numbers, expiration date, cardholder names, etc. There was no CVV code listed "as is", but some fields contained it, apparently by mistake.
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aren't these the guys that make what is at best a snake oil security product, and at worst actually malware, for mac?
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Mac keeper advertising pretty much entirely on porn sites is more honest than the rest its peers
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infernal machines posted:aren't these the guys that make what is at best a snake oil security product, and at worst actually malware, for mac? i think so, but their business is irrelevant to subject of the article 
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i wasn't suggesting it was, i'm wondering why they have a security blog people keep referencing here
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they wanted the illusion of legitimacy so they hired a few security researchers to do whatever and post about it on the blog
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infernal machines posted:i wasn't suggesting it was, i'm wondering why they have a security blog people keep referencing here
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uh excuse me it's called wijntje
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wiffy hell man
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"Ok, the password to the network eff ay are are are are are are are are are tee exclamation point is queue capital pee pound sign dot ell five ess capital kay ampersand capital are capital one" Thanks Alexa. Volmarias fucked around with this message at 23:11 on Apr 30, 2017 |
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every loving site has been doing that lately, why is it suddenly a fad it's so useless for 99% of sites
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also i just noticed on Amazon that echo now has a webcam add-on to, uh, "help you pick the best outfit!" yeah... that's it, fashion... nothing else suspicious about having good trusted brand Amazon put a camera in your bedroom
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May 1, 2017 01:04
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Why indeed would websites want to bombard you with their messaging and advertising anywhere and everywhere?
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ate all the Oreos posted:also i just noticed on Amazon that echo now has a webcam add-on to, uh, "help you pick the best outfit!" I extremely wanted that to be satire
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lotta underpaid people in some asian nation about to see a bunch of nude men asking their alexa if the clothes they aren't wearing while their dingle is dangling makes for a good look
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Bulgakov posted:lotta underpaid people in some asian nation about to see a bunch of nude men asking their alexa if the clothes they aren't wearing while their dingle is dangling makes for a good look why did they make alexa a woman, they must have known this would happen
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