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So the dude behind the keylogging campaign they researched ended up keylogging himself and they found screenshots of him browsing his facebook etc in his c&c email account. 
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Vanadium posted:So the dude behind the keylogging campaign they researched ended up keylogging himself and they found screenshots of him browsing his facebook etc in his c&c email account.
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in another installment of mongodb is hard, ai.type leaks about 580gb of data accumulated from what their 31m customers were typing on their phones.
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Babies Getting Rabies posted:in another installment of mongodb is hard, ai.type leaks about 580gb of data accumulated from what their 31m customers were typing on their phones. Nice!
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why the gently caress would anyone install that
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you mean a not-the-default keyboard app? cause swype is very good
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Dec 6, 2017 14:37
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it's weird how people trust something called "mongo"
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Dec 6, 2017 14:56
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BattleMaster posted:it's weird how people trust something called "mongo" does it at least keep 3 copies of your data
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flakeloaf posted:does it at least keep 3 copies of your data maybe, depends on which version and how you set it up
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BattleMaster posted:it's weird how people trust something called "mongo" most javascript dev places (like my work) follow the philosophy of "the dumber the name the better it must be"
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Babies Getting Rabies posted:in another installment of mongodb is hard, ai.type leaks about 580gb of data accumulated from what their 31m customers were typing on their phones. 
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flakeloaf posted:you mean a not-the-default keyboard app?
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Wiggly Wayne DDS posted:34c3 talks, help me figure out which ones are worth prioritising https://halfnarp.events.ccc.de quote:The 34C3 Congress schedule (Fahrplan) needs proper planning and is an incredibly complex task. And it’s all about you: Offering over 500 submissions, sharing your knowledge and important political and technical insights for free. We’re using sophisticated tools, and a lot of manual work to end up with a well-planned schedule. You helped not just with providing your preferences on talks you want to see, but also by practical tool improvement: Our conference planning system frab just saw a donation of a 5000+ lines patch with a French translation.
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over the past 6 months, i’ve gotten 5 or 6 calls from numbers that have the same area code and middle 3 digits as my number, but with the final 4 digits differing for each one. like every call from an unknown number i’ve completely ignored them, but after getting 2 this week i just wanna know if this is a known spam tactic or something else?
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Dec 6, 2017 23:55
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It's a spam thing and it sucks.
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It got really bad this year.
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it's been happening to me also, nomorobo is obviously useless
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google happily lets me know the call is spam, but lets it go through anyway 
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skull mask mcgee posted:over the past 6 months, i’ve gotten 5 or 6 calls from numbers that have the same area code and middle 3 digits as my number, but with the final 4 digits differing for each one. yeah i've been getting them too - always from the same NPA/NXX so it's super easy to tell its a garbage call and just bin it i'm actually a lot happier that they do it that way by NPA/NXX so you can immediately tell not to bother answering tho
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Bhodi posted:google happily lets me know the call is spam, but lets it go through anyway Yeah, T-Mobile is doing the same for me. It displays "Likely Scam" for the caller ID. EDIT: Sniep posted:yeah i've been getting them too - always from the same NPA/NXX so it's super easy to tell its a garbage call and just bin it This too. Everyone I know with the same NAP/NXX is already in my contacts. And if it's legit, they'll leave a voicemail.
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BattleMaster posted:it's weird how people trust something called "mongo" https://matt.sh/anatomy-of-a-fraud quote:. "You need database? Use database! Don't worry about our criminal negligence or inability to do anything we promise. You can always buy consulting and support to make up for broken features, sorry (not sorry) for the data loss though."
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flakeloaf posted:you mean a not-the-default keyboard app? idk, I don't find anything wrong with the default iOS keyboard
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Chris Knight posted:idk, I don't find anything wrong with the default iOS keyboard which one?
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Subjunctive posted:which one? 🎉🌡🏺🖤💯
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BattleMaster posted:it's weird how people trust something called "mongo" there's actually a distributed butt database called cockroachdb and they have no problem with this name and expect businesses to take them 100% seriously
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Chris Knight posted:idk, I don't find anything wrong with the default iOS keyboard once you go swype, you never go backype
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lizard fs
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DELETE CASCADE posted:there's actually a distributed butt database called cockroachdb and they have no problem with this name and expect businesses to take them 100% seriously In a former life somebody suggested to management that we move our newsletters to MailChimp instead of continuing to use the bad thing we were using before. This was before MailChimp was widely-recognized, and later this was used as evidence by management that the person who suggested it didn't know what he was doing because management found the name to be too ridiculous. There's a lot of "lol" to be had on all sides.
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anthonypants posted:can confirm, swype is good. it's not as great on ios as it is on android, but it's still good is swype still better in some way(s) than gboard/swiftkey? swype was clearly the best back in ye olde android 2.2 days, but i haven't used it for years and gboard is not-terrible enough that i haven't wanted to go to the effort at installing something else
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i never used swiftkey and idk what gboard is so
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anthonypants posted:i never used swiftkey and idk what gboard is so Gboard is Android Keyboard for iOS and it works better than it does on Android.
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Lutha Mahtin posted:is swype still better in some way(s) than gboard/swiftkey? swype was clearly the best back in ye olde android 2.2 days, but i haven't used it for years and gboard is not-terrible enough that i haven't wanted to go to the effort at installing something else swype is definitely better if all you ever want to do is swipe-based typing since i don't want that, i use swiftkey instead because the text prediction is better
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lol if you answer your phone if the number isn't in your contacts they'll leave a message if it matters at all
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Munkeymon posted:lol if you answer your phone if the number isn't in your contacts This is the only way to use your phone now.
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Volmarias posted:This is the only way to use your phone now.
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