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maskenfreiheit posted:people often use pet names as passwords, which is bad due to low entropy my new dog's name is 1وَمَا مِن دَآبَّةٍ فِي الأَرْضِ وَلاَ طَائِرٍ يَطِيرُ بِجَنَاحَيْهِ إِلاَّ أُمَمٌ أَمْثَالُكُم مَّا فَرَّطْنَا فِي الكِتَابِ مِن شَيْءٍ ثُمَّ إِلَى رَبِّهِمْ يُحْشَرُونَ also i'll be the person with a unicode password trying to log in on a laptop with no numpad
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:do u have a skul gun? This Dodoman posted:What happened to your 💀? but mostly this
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pr0zac posted:Did you really take Subjunctives joke quoting "it doesn't have GPS tracking" as a serious defense of the technology?
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flakeloaf posted:my new dog's name is 1وَمَا مِن دَآبَّةٍ فِي الأَرْضِ وَلاَ طَائِرٍ يَطِيرُ بِجَنَاحَيْهِ إِلاَّ أُمَمٌ أَمْثَالُكُم مَّا فَرَّطْنَا فِي الكِتَابِ مِن شَيْءٍ ثُمَّ إِلَى رَبِّهِمْ يُحْشَرُونَ ur dogs on a no flea list
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PCjr sidecar posted:ur dogs on a no flea list that's good, though‽
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PCjr sidecar posted:ur dogs on a no flea list A terrier watch list
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I'm gonna name my dog that Arabic script that caused WebKit to poo poo itself years back and see how many people don't update their computers.endlessmonotony posted:EDIT: I have a cyberskull. do you have one of those implants that stops seizures?
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eat it nerds https://twitter.com/adichappo/status/889151035142533120 https://twitter.com/united/status/889230345496780800
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password chat: i'm sure i'm not the first one to think of this, but since i'm not able to convince some people to use unique, long & complex passwords w/ managers, how good/bad would it be to tell them to change their current creds to something like the password typed 5x times in a row? i know they use super short creds (not hard to count types when they go at it 2 fingered) and i'm pretty sure they're the kind of people who'll use the same pass everywhere; they also use the same [first name].[last name]@ on their personal & corp accounts, so i have concerns about people doing paypal/ebay/amazon/linkedin corroboration being able to pop accounts eventually i'd hope to get those people onboarded into password managers & generally better opsec, but for now i'm looking for an easy concession to get from people on who i have no authority
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Subjunctive posted:what's the threat there? They supposedly have a hard time telling certain kinds of explosives from books. TSA has been piloting requiring all books be removed from bags in carry-ones. They suggest you get a book cover if you have privacy concerns about the books in your bag
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Subjunctive posted:what's the threat there?
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Carbon dioxide posted:https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/45-000-facebook-users-leave-one-star-ratings-after-hackers-unjust-arrest/ I assumed this would be related to that alpha bay bust at first lol
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surebet posted:password chat: i'm sure i'm not the first one to think of this, but since i'm not able to convince some people to use unique, long & complex passwords w/ managers, how good/bad would it be to tell them to change their current creds to something like the password typed 5x times in a row? i'd imagine it depends on the attack you're trying to mitigate long passphrases are great against a computer pounding away endlessly without rate limiting (txt me) or a shoulder surfer with a short attention span but neither of those is going to beat a stolen linkedin password file from being used to attack credentials there short of some esoteric requirements you know other sites won't have (must include one korean letter) or assigned passwords that are totally secured in the clear and won't be looked at or used by anyone ever honest, "use unique passwords you dolts" is about all you can hope for here, we blackhole all inbound links so people can't use their official email addresses to create accounts because password confirmations don't work, but that's a dick move that probably won't fly in corporate america
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Dodoman posted:What happened to your 💀? My brain keeps trying to crawl outta my skull and also to crush it, so they had to install a programmable skull that keeps it jailed. No skul-gun, giving it weapons might be a bad idea.
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maskenfreiheit posted:people often use pet names as passwords, which is bad due to low entropy error: the answer to your security question cannot be the same as your password
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Trabisnikof posted:They supposedly have a hard time telling certain kinds of explosives from books. TSA has been piloting requiring all books be removed from bags in carry-ones. They suggest you get a book cover if you have privacy concerns about the books in your bag they aren't confusing explosives with books so much as it is that a solid block of tree-meat is kind of hard to scan through
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endlessmonotony posted:My brain keeps trying to crawl outta my skull and also to crush it, so they had to install a programmable skull that keeps it jailed. there was a kid in my 6th grade class whose brain made too much brain juice and if it wasn't periodically removed his brain pressure would go too high and he'd get a seizure so he had this pump built in to his skull that would pump it out and into his stomach periodically and when the classroom was real quiet you could hear him softly start whirring at random
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duTrieux. posted:they aren't confusing explosives with books so much as it is that a solid block of tree-meat is kind of hard to scan through apparently they show up as the same density as some types of explosives so they pull you aside, go in your bag, see it's a book this slows down the security line a solid 30s. multiply that my hundreds of nerds, and it can really back things up
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in grade 4 we all got the talk about how some people are different and not everyone from russia is evil, now everyone say hi to igor, he'll tell you all about the shunt in his brain (even though it's pretty clear the damage has been done) he was a funny and generally likeable guy, too bad he died at like 15 or something don't die, endlessmonotony, that would be sad
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maskenfreiheit posted:apparently they show up as the same density as some types of explosives they're saying you can't check them, not that you can't carry them on
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flakeloaf posted:in grade 4 we all got the talk about how some people are different and not everyone from russia is evil, now everyone say hi to igor, he'll tell you all about the shunt in his brain (even though it's pretty clear the damage has been done) Too loving late. It's alright, it's not like it ever sticks, I'll just wake up in the lab at the 13th floor, hear the thunder and I'll be back on my barely-working feet.
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endlessmonotony posted:Too loving late. well if you ever get blue and don't know where to go to, i know a guy
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rjmccall posted:they're saying you can't check them, not that you can't carry them on yeah that's the weird thing. if it's checked they can just open up your bag so what's the problem maybe it's supposed to be carryon but it got miscommunicated somehow vOv fucked around with this message at 20:30 on Jul 24, 2017 |
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mrmcd posted:Also related: https://www.theverge.com/2017/7/21/15999544/biohacking-finger-magnet-human-augmentation-loss "Grindhouse Wetware" is one of the most unpleasant names I have ever seen
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flakeloaf posted:i'd imagine it depends on the attack you're trying to mitigate i guess at this stage just preventing password reuse, or rather encouraging users to double down on it, since i'm pretty sure their creds are floating out there unfortunately, this client subcontracted their it stuff and the people i need to risk manage are the ones telling the third party dudes to gently caress off with complexity reqs, so beyond telling them they should get it together i can't do much multiples of their current passwords would both make them harder to throw gpus at and also prevent an intrusion because their ashley madison creds are in the wild baby steps...
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force them to use their initials in their password, plus the first digit of their user id. they're unlikely to have matched that pattern on other sites, so reuse attacks get much harder.
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vOv posted:yeah that's the weird thing. if it's checked they can just open up your bag so what's the problem its unreasonable to ask tsa to do their job probably after pulling the eight hundredth copy of signed punch-em-up omnibus out of a pile of comic book fan odorwear u decide its just easier to get to if in ur carryon than a suitcase
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rjmccall posted:they're saying you can't check them, not that you can't carry them on what, that's stupid. it's got to be better to search down in the bowels of the airport than to hold up the security line. worst case, a plane can fly w/o cargo but if a person is held up welp
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http://koth.jrwr.io/ if you're not already playing this. survival of the fittest.
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maskenfreiheit posted:what, that's stupid. it's got to be better to search down in the bowels of the airport than to hold up the security line. opening a bag is apparently a huge pain in the rear end, and involves paperwork that is probably at least occasionally completed correctly and it doesn't really inconvenience anyone other than the TSA, so where's the fun in that
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Carbon dioxide posted:https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/45-000-facebook-users-leave-one-star-ratings-after-hackers-unjust-arrest/ That'll show them!!
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spankmeister posted:Hi my name is %s %s %s %s %s %s %s hello segmentation fault ./program my name is AAAA\x4e\xa0\x04\08AAAA\x4e\xa0\x04\08%p%p%p%p%p%1269x%p%hn%420c%hn
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Subjunctive posted:and it doesn't really inconvenience anyone other than the TSA, so where's the fun in that speaking of inconveniencing the tsa, i always opt out of the pornoscanners they always get this deer in the headlights look like "oh god is he going to whip out his camera phone and yelling about being detained"
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maskenfreiheit posted:speaking of inconveniencing the tsa, i always opt out of the pornoscanners yeah, I don't go through those very often any more, but when I do I don't apparently you can ask them to make notes or provide some form if they flag you for secondary, but I'm white and well-dressed with GE so it's usually pretty cursory
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maskenfreiheit posted:speaking of inconveniencing the tsa, i always opt out of the pornoscanners huh. that's weird, you'd think they'd have a hard time not smiling while they warm up the taser
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Deep Dish Fuckfest posted:huh. that's weird, you'd think they'd have a hard time not smiling while they warm up the taser i have yet to be tazed bro
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Get Global Entry. It comes with PreCheck which means you get to skip the pornoscanner, and go through the super fast line where you keep shoes on and don't unpack all your electronic poo poo. Also super fast through passport and customs coming back on international trips. I mean sure it's hosed that the government is basically asking for a bribe to treat you with basic human dignity.. but like $20/yr to sail through... Cheap bribe.
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