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Shifty Pony posted:product idea: key holder (shelf, hooks, or mat) which operates on the same principle as these secure badge holders: how are you supposed to use the contact part of the smart card with that poo poo on it lol
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Cocoa Crispies posted:how are you supposed to use the contact part of the smart card with that poo poo on it lol You take it out.
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there's also no reason you can't use nfc for all TFA, with the contacts only being needed to program the card. besides for needing a reader of course.
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using apple's business app distribution system to bypass an official App Store ban seems like a very bad idea... https://twitter.com/zackwhittaker/status/1090393772159090688
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Why do I still have my Facebook account again? Oh right because I am an insecure chud and most of friends invite me to things through Facebook.
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Shifty Pony posted:using apple's business app distribution system to bypass an official App Store ban seems like a very bad idea...  Sounds like Apple would be within their rights to nuke all of their certs at this point
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Volmarias posted:
cook vs zuck whoever loses, we lose
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The best part of the article is where it points out that the original blacklisted app is still in the Google play store with 10 million+ downloads.
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Volmarias posted:
yeah it’s a blatant rule violation. the cert they used here will absolutely be yanked, the main apps may be protected by being too popular
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haveblue posted:yeah it’s a blatant rule violation. the cert they used here will absolutely be yanked, the main apps may be protected by being too popular That's what I was thinking too. If users aren't allowed to do their favorite things on your platform, then why would they continue using your platform? It's hard to start a dialogue about legislating against these types of things in order to hold rear end in a top hat companies accountable because no one really understands the boundaries of everything.
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https://twitter.com/chronic/status/1090399087827083264 if that's right this probably merits termination of Facebook's iOS development accounts. dunno if that's a fight Tim Cook will want to pick but if it is Facebook is really going to regret the bonfire of public goodwill they've been having for the past year.
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Shifty Pony posted:https://twitter.com/chronic/status/1090399087827083264 yeah, i could see some grousing but overall i dont think most people would blame apple for vaporizing their certs/profiles
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Jan 30, 2019 03:39
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more like should-be-in-prison book. not even joking, lock up whoever made the decision, and also their entire management chain including zuckerberg (they all knew exactly what was going on).
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Jabor posted:more like should-be-in-prison book.
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Shifty Pony posted:https://twitter.com/chronic/status/1090399087827083264 This is absolutely mental, they need to be strung up for doing this lest other people try the same poo poo. It is absolutely totally unreasonable to expect anyone outside of IT people (and even most IT people) to understand the implications of importing a root certificate onto a device.
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abigserve posted:This is absolutely mental, they need to be strung up for doing this lest other people try the same poo poo. It is absolutely totally unreasonable to expect anyone outside of IT people (and even most IT people) to understand the implications of importing a root certificate onto a device. agreed, but don't fret, nothing will happen
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abigserve posted:This is absolutely mental, they need to be strung up for doing this lest other people try the same poo poo. It is absolutely totally unreasonable to expect anyone outside of IT people (and even most IT people) to understand the implications of importing a root certificate onto a device. Yeah I think this is a good point to make. Everyone in this thread understands what FB is doing. The vast overwhelming 99.999(9?)% of people affected by this/facebook do not understand whats even happening. Jabor posted:more like should-be-in-prison book.
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Shifty Pony posted:https://twitter.com/chronic/status/1090399087827083264 Its that time of the sec fuckup thread where I say: A modern OS should not support MiTM CAs and this is why. I'm still surprised iOS hasn't followed Android here.
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Methanar posted:On the otherhand, lol at interacting with anything named Facebook Research the ad campaign to get people to sign up was specifically targeted at Instagram users aged 13-17 i mean you'd be hard pressed to come up with a less ethical practice. Facebook needs to go.
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apseudonym posted:Its that time of the sec fuckup thread where I say: at least not without enabling developer mode first and having a warning that actually explains what it is I don't use iOS but android's permissions dialog really pisses me off because they make absolutely no distinction between permissions that are intrusive but plausibly required by the app (eg. Camera), permissions that really have no good reason to be granted (eg. device info), and permissions that are harmless (eg. "allow game to manage its own data?") So people just click OK without understanding that they might actually be doing something very bad, because they have to click OK on every app they install.
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fisting by many posted:at least not without enabling developer mode first and having a warning that actually explains what it is There is no permission to "manage it's own data"? apseudonym fucked around with this message at 16:03 on Jan 30, 2019 |
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lmao, savage https://twitter.com/dhh/status/1090624044561395712 wonder if there are meetings at apple right now trying to decide what to do. if all they do is revoke when a company gets caught, that's just incentive to continue and try to get caught less
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:someone bothered to do a cursory review of 7zip's aes implementation aaaaaaaand https://sourceforge.net/p/sevenzip/discussion/45797/thread/6f7607738c/ @Devs. Please fix ASAP. Don't do your own crypto. Alright, which one of you?
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apseudonym posted:There is no permission to "manage it's own data"? it's a google play games thing rather than an android thing but it's a similar prompt there's just no reason to even ask yet it's given exactly as much weight as "allow app to rootkit your phone" 
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Captain Foo posted:well, here we go? there’s no one to really root (  ) for, but outside of apple just straight up blacklisting facebook from the app store, the best thing i could think of is apple popping up an android-esque permissions dialogue box for every facebook and facebook subsidiary app that’s just a list of times they’ve gotten caught with their hand in the cookie jar over the last 5 years
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fisting by many posted:it's a google play games thing rather than an android thing but it's a similar prompt
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Well they have an android version of their VPN app so how does that one work?
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Captain Foo posted:well, here we go? all their internal apps are dead "Apple has shut down Facebook’s ability to distribute internal iOS apps, from early releases of the Facebook app to basic tools like a lunch menu. A person familiar with the situation tells The Verge that early versions of Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, and other pre-release “dogfood” (beta) apps have stopped working, as have other employee apps, like one for transportation."
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Phone posted:there’s no one to really root ( The public isn't going to give a poo poo.
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Potato Salad posted:The public isn't going to give a poo poo. yeahhhhhhhh
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I fail to recognise the “bad practice” here. Researchers clearly asked for consent, in case of teens they have required parental consent as well, they have had clearly worded policy, they have generously paid for participation. There is no other way to see the user experience in the whole without using VPN and custom root SSL certificate since every app is sandboxed and traffic is sent over HTTPS most of the times.
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Phone posted:I fail to recognise the “bad practice” here. Researchers clearly asked for consent, in case of teens they have required parental consent as well, they have had clearly worded policy, they have generously paid for participation. against the TOS, bitch, youre banned take it up with arbitration
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Phone posted:I fail to recognise the “bad practice” here. Researchers clearly asked for consent, in case of teens they have required parental consent as well, they have had clearly worded policy, they have generously paid for participation. lol at getting this design irb approval at any real research organization
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