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goddamnedtwisto posted:fair point, it was a bad example, i was just using it for the more general point that it's pretty hard to put into legislation that the daily mail's campaign against the killers of stephen lawrence is cool and good and the daily mail's endless "LOOK AT THIS MINOR CELEBRITY LOOKING A BIT GLUM" pap shots are not. i'm trying and failing to think of a reason why someone's full address being printed in a news story is ever necessary or in any way enhances the story being told. i can understand saying "on sunday, john fuckman, 42, of shitoldshire was found guilty of molesting pheasants in the third degree" but not "on sunday, john fuckman, 42, of 18 bleakfuture street, shitoldshire, was found guilty of molesting pheasants in the third degree, if you'd like to get in touch with him, his phone number is 020 5687 5637 and his email is feasantfukkr1975@aol.com". anything more than the former is just encouraging vigilantism.
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Uou forgot the b&w photo of his council house in your article. How can I be sure I have the right house?
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The real winner is when they report so well they inspire their readers to do vigilante justice on anybody who seems like a paedo, even a paediatrician.quote:Dr Cloete is the latest victim to have been wrongly identified by anti-paedophile campaigners in the wave of protests which have swept the country following the News of the World's campaign to "name and shame" alleged sex offenders.
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There are 5 men who own and control over 80% of the press in the UK, including the tabloids. I don't know how that compares to the American press, but in the context of the UK, it's all poo poo run by lovely old men selling lovely views to help make lovely people. edit: And on the other side of things, Parliament can stick it's nose in things and declare things illegal to print. British journalism is utter poo poo.
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Greatbacon posted:edit: And on the other side of things, Parliament can stick it's nose in things and declare things illegal to print. British journalism is utter poo poo. back to the topic of sec fuckups: twitter has kinda helped to obsolete this in the last few years, but for how long? https://www.rt.com/uk/388987-theresa-may-surveillance-internet/ https://arstechnica.co.uk/tech-policy/2017/05/tory-manifesto-2017/
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Byolante posted:The real winner is when they report so well they inspire their readers to do vigilante justice on anybody who seems like a paedo, even a paediatrician. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XCywGhHQMEw
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Greatbacon posted:I don't know how that compares to the American press
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it's interesting how the US doesn't have that problem despite the fact that the US has iirc some of the strongest speech protection laws anywhere of course that leads to a whole host of other problems but that's even less ontopic for secthread, so have an article about a patched xss in verizon's sms app thingy
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hey you know that old white ghoul who controls a large chunk of the news media in your country? he somehow controls a large chunk of the news media in my country too!
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 And yet this is the British way I suppose
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We've just been chasing an SSL certificate order with comodo for one of our clients and we've been told that they've lost all order data prior to May 12th and have told us to re-buy anything we ordered and request a refund for the old orders. They apparently have no record of any orders made between the 3rd and 11th. Humz... data loss on the 12th of May..... I wonder....
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Byolante posted:The phone hacking affair also sent Louise Mensch to the US where she somehow became a democrat darling then had a psychotic break about Russian spies i mean, we're not exactly upset at losing her
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Chalks posted:We've just been chasing an SSL certificate order with comodo for one of our clients and we've been told that they've lost all order data prior to May 12th and have told us to re-buy anything we ordered and request a refund for the old orders. They apparently have no record of any orders made between the 3rd and 11th. They claim it was an "unprecedented database corruption event" but how the hell it sat for so long and why they weren't able to restore within a day of the failure is a mystery to me
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:They claim it was an "unprecedented database corruption event" but how the hell it sat for so long and why they weren't able to restore within a day of the failure is a mystery to me
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Bhodi posted:I'll take "You try to restore the DB from backups and it turns out the backups were bad ¯\_(ツ)_/¯" for $100, Alex not that i'm speaking from experience, but i'd also accept having a sequence somewhere in the database set to integer, running it on a 32bit system and not noticing when it overflows
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Bhodi posted:I'll take "You try to restore the DB from backups and it turns out the backups were bad ¯\_(ツ)_/¯" for $100, Alex duz posted:not that i'm speaking from experience, but i'd also accept having a sequence somewhere in the database set to integer, running it on a 32bit system and not noticing when it overflows why not both
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:They claim it was an "unprecedented database corruption event" but how the hell it sat for so long and why they weren't able to restore within a day of the failure is a mystery to me I suppose getting wannacry'd would have been too funny.
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Chalks posted:I suppose getting wannacry'd would have been too funny. to be fair, wannacry on a server could be classified as an "unprecedented database corruption event"
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https://twitter.com/Bitfinexed/status/866780899966373892
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i'm the 100% safe secure shopping
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coindesk, a bitcoin group, are putting on some kind of conf, spot the payment option missing http://www.coindesk.com/events/consensus-2018/register/ also no https in 2017 for a site expecting cc details, lol edit: beaten but lol
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im staying at a HOTELNAME with hotelname wifi password
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To be clear, is that their corporate network or the public one? I can't see the sec gently caress if it's public since they're going to be putting the details on to a little display card anyway.
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Volmarias posted:To be clear, is that their Corp network or the public one? that is their public (i.e. customer) network, and they do not put the details on a display card
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in which hacker news reads a medium blog titled "web developer securit checklist"
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cinci zoo sniper posted:that is their public (i.e. customer) network, and they do not put the details on a display card Good job cracking the code then, columbo
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Volmarias posted:Good job cracking the code then, columbo im staying at the hotel as a customer, they told me it at the reception 8 lowercase latin symbols is a bad wifi password, and i dont care what whom or why
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May 23, 2017 14:39
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cinci zoo sniper posted:im staying at the hotel as a customer, they told me it at the reception what's your threat model here?
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Who stays at hotels anymore and doesn't just have a $10 portable wireless AP they plug into the ethernet jack?
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bobfather posted:Who stays at hotels anymore and doesn't just have a $10 portable wireless AP they plug into the ethernet jack? any hotel that has been recently renovated has probably dropped the ethernet jacks because wireless is easier, cheaper, and "good enough" that being said i have one of those and you can use it to connect to wifi and rebroadcast your own ssid which is cool and good
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bobfather posted:Who stays at hotels anymore and doesn't just have a $10 portable wireless AP they plug into the ethernet jack? WAPs are layer 2 and presumably the hotel Ethernet and wifi are in the same subnet so you're doing nothing but wasting electricity here
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Jabor posted:what's your threat model here?
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Jabor posted:what's your threat model here?  bobfather posted:Who stays at hotels anymore and doesn't just have a $10 portable wireless AP they plug into the ethernet jack? no ethernet jack
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i guess let me post about bicycles or public transport or mac and cheese burger buns if bad password chat is suddenly so controversial
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how would a better password help if anyone can find it out just by asking at reception?
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minivanmegafun posted:WAPs are layer 2 and presumably the hotel Ethernet and wifi are in the same subnet so you're doing nothing but wasting electricity here something a bit more sophisticated and you could easier vpn your portable devices i guess
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Jabor posted:how would a better password help if anyone can find it out just by asking at reception?
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