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Phrosphor posted:Total VPN ban in China by 2018? that'll make defcon: beijin more sporting goddamnedtwisto posted:i have to ask what a "ticket clicker" is because it sort of sounds like victorian slang for a prostitute as it is there's groups of people with small printed cards that are ads for hookers on the street corners, they make a clicking noise with the card to get you to make eye contact so they can give you one duz fucked around with this message at 16:01 on Jul 31, 2017 |
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https://twitter.com/ur_ninja/status/891833262502420480 ok NOW don't bring your phone to Defcon
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anyone get one of these yet?  so if one of your friend's accounts are hacked, can't they make login attempts on your account, and if by chance you have this preference set, they can use the code to get into your account and change your password immediately, compromising your account?
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goddamnedtwisto posted:i have to ask what a "ticket clicker" is because it sort of sounds like victorian slang for a prostitute as it is dudes on the strip hand out cards for hookers or strip shows or whatever. they smack the cards together to snap them while in their hands, making a clicking sound to get your attention. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GjIQmQ0k534 I've always wondered if they get paid by the hour or by how many cards they hand out, kinda like how farm workers get paid by the harvest.
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hackbunny posted:are the cards collectible? yeah they're actually those Iraq war playing cards
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FCKGW posted:dudes on the strip hand out cards for hookers or strip shows or whatever. they smack the cards together to snap them while in their hands, making a clicking sound to get your attention. couldn't they just throw out the cards? also, bingo: https://twitter.com/shanerice/status/892042404907425794
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unless it is a festering landfill of diapers you cannot improve it with the addition of blockchain technology
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flakeloaf posted:unless it is a festering landfill of diapers you cannot improve it with the addition of blockchain technology How would blockchains improve festering diaper landfills? 
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LP0 ON FIRE posted:anyone get one of these yet? yeah, this one seems iffy. you need to be able to name the trusted friend as you log in to your account to get an url to send to that friend, but i can't see any reason why this would not let a compromised account then trawl through that procedure for each friend to see if someone trusts you. may be missing something in the procedure.
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:yeah, this one seems iffy. you need to be able to name the trusted friend as you log in to your account to get an url to send to that friend, but i can't see any reason why this would not let a compromised account then trawl through that procedure for each friend to see if someone trusts you. may be missing something in the procedure. I got that a week or two back and IIRC the reason it says 3-5 trusted friends is that it requires multiple people to approve before you can regain access to your account.
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wolrah posted:I got that a week or two back and IIRC the reason it says 3-5 trusted friends is that it requires multiple people to approve before you can regain access to your account. ah, okay. well i suppose that makes it better
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Just send a target fb friend requests from a few dummy accounts over a few weeks/months, then request a pw reset and nominate your own dummies for verification. My sister has over a thousand friends on FB. I don't think there's much discrimination there, she probably just adds everybody. Now my sis is for sure a confirmed moron, but i don't think she's much worse than average.
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Jul 31, 2017 17:36
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Jul 31, 2017 17:40
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maskenfreiheit posted:https://twitter.com/ur_ninja/status/891833262502420480 LOL here I thought DEFCON hadn't quite jumped the shark just yet they go ahead and prove me wrong.
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the people who would cheerfully send money orders to nigeria probably shouldn't be the same people in charge of unlocking my account
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communism bitch posted:Just send a target fb friend requests from a few dummy accounts over a few weeks/months, then request a pw reset and nominate your own dummies for verification. what does that do? you're reactivating your dummy account with other dummy accounts?
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LP0 ON FIRE posted:what does that do? you're reactivating your dummy account with other dummy accounts? No, you make a bunch of dummy accts, friend them to the account you want to compromise, then (if that works) try to password reset the target account, which requires you to name some trusted fb friends for id verification. If you nominate the dummies that you control you can get the codes needed to reset the target account pw. But if the trusted friends need to be specifically selected in advance by the legit account holder it'd be super convoluted and probably not possible anyway.
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flakeloaf posted:unless it is a festering landfill of diapers you cannot improve it with the addition of blockchain technology you can but you say Merkle tree to camouflage from coiners also you 'get to' explain how a Merkle tree works to a lawmaker which well good loving luck with that one
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communism bitch posted:But if the trusted friends need to be specifically selected in advance by the legit account holder it's be super convoluted and probably not possible anyway. yeah it's this. full flow here: https://www.facebook.com/help/213343062033160 even if the attacker requests the reset and controls all the friend accounts the original account must have explicitly given the friend accounts recovery privs beforehand haveblue fucked around with this message at 17:57 on Jul 31, 2017 |
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wolrah posted:I got that a week or two back and IIRC the reason it says 3-5 trusted friends is that it requires multiple people to approve before you can regain access to your account. ah, sweet, that's not a bad approach then. should mostly be safer than the typical security question or straight email reset, in that i think people understand the trust involved on a gut level to a far greater extent than they understand what people can e.g. guess their way into
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communism bitch posted:No, you make a bunch of dummy accts, friend them to the account you want to compromise, then (if that works) try to password reset the target account, which requires you to name some trusted fb friends for id verification. If you nominate the dummies that you control you can get the codes needed to reset the target account pw. ah, i see. the chances of that are probably fairly low, but probably still possible in numbers. those dummy accounts would have to be important enough to the real user to give them privileges
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communism bitch posted:No, you make a bunch of dummy accts, friend them to the account you want to compromise, then (if that works) try to password reset the target account, which requires you to name some trusted fb friends for id verification. If you nominate the dummies that you control you can get the codes needed to reset the target account pw. They have to be selected in advance. That's what this message is prompting the user to do. edit: https://www.facebook.com/notes/facebook-security/introducing-trusted-contacts/10151362774980766/ quote:Using Trusted Contacts So yeah, it requires codes from at least three people, who you've had to preselect and then contact out of band, before it'll let you back in. It seems pretty solid to me. wolrah fucked around with this message at 20:16 on Jul 31, 2017 |
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maskenfreiheit posted:https://twitter.com/ur_ninja/status/891833262502420480  DEFCON what happened to you claiming to be against repressive governments.
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DEFCON is now too commercial for me
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changing the system from inside!
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Subjunctive posted:changing the system from inside! that's a good description of what the code Chinese customs will slip onto every attendees phone, laptop and flash drive will do once it gets back home yeah
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maskenfreiheit posted:https://twitter.com/ur_ninja/status/891833262502420480 Everyone who goes is gonna get arrested.
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Avenging_Mikon posted:Everyone who goes is gonna get arrested. literally the hundred flowers strategy lol e:https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hundred_Flowers_Campaign
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Subjunctive posted:changing the system from inside! That's why they all went into working for government contractors or selling vulns.
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goddamnedtwisto posted:i have to ask what a "ticket clicker" is because it sort of sounds like victorian slang for a prostitute as it is They are people hired by the various less-then-legal "escort services" that exist in tourist hot-spots like vegas. They carry a stack of little cardboard cards with phone numbers and pictures of scantily clad/naked women on them and they are paid to pass them out to as many tourists as possible. They will be standing on street corners on the strip and wherever there is a lot of foot traffic. They will knock the cards together to make a "clicking" noise to get clueless/gullible tourists attention, and then force a card into their hand. If one of these people finds a mark then all the rest in the area will rush over to give that guy a card as well. Pretty much only first-time tourists or bachelor/ette parties grab those things. Everyone else ignores them.
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ate poo poo on live tv posted:They are people hired by the various less-then-legal "escort services" that exist in tourist hot-spots like vegas. They carry a stack of little cardboard cards with phone numbers and pictures of scantily clad/naked women on them and they are paid to pass them out to as many tourists as possible. They will be standing on street corners on the strip and wherever there is a lot of foot traffic. They will knock the cards together to make a "clicking" noise to get clueless/gullible tourists attention, and then force a card into their hand. If one of these people finds a mark then all the rest in the area will rush over to give that guy a card as well.
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anthonypants posted:i like the ones that get left on the ground and look like a folded up $100 bill on one side Whenever I see those it's normally cultist christian pamphlets instead of beautiful women who want to talk to me now.
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ate poo poo on live tv posted:Whenever I see those it's normally cultist christian pamphlets instead of beautiful women who want to talk to me now. for some reason all the cultist christian ones i've found were for small amounts like $1 also last time i found one it was actually in a very heavily christian town already so uh good job going out of your way to find new prospects you guys
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ate poo poo on live tv posted:They are people hired by the various less-then-legal "escort services" that exist in tourist hot-spots like vegas. They carry a stack of little cardboard cards with phone numbers and pictures of scantily clad/naked women on them and they are paid to pass them out to as many tourists as possible. They will be standing on street corners on the strip and wherever there is a lot of foot traffic. They will knock the cards together to make a "clicking" noise to get clueless/gullible tourists attention, and then force a card into their hand. If one of these people finds a mark then all the rest in the area will rush over to give that guy a card as well. I don't understand the scam here, is it like those guys who hand you a mix CD and demand money for it?
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BattleMaster posted:I don't understand the scam here, is it like those guys who hand you a mix CD and demand money for it? it's not really a direct scam it's just forcing you to take advertising, presumably so when you're drunk later you can go all "woo let's order the pretty lady on this card"
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ate all the Oreos posted:for some reason all the cultist christian ones i've found were for small amounts like $1 But those are the wrong kind of christian. Our kind will get raptured, not those other, wrong ones.
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BattleMaster posted:I don't understand the scam here, is it like those guys who hand you a mix CD and demand money for it? there's no scam at all, just kind of a skeezy way to call attention to a service they can't legally sell (unless you drive some 60 miles out to Pahrump and peruse an actually legal brothel but they don't advertise that) (e) maybe skeezy's not really the right word? whatever
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