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Schadenboner posted:Wait, what?
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Squinky v2.0 posted:if I was a nation state and I haven’t already owned mar a lago I’m definitely gonna do it like, next week Probably the best defence Mar a Lago has is all the different states competing with each other to own it.
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The fees to join at some premium bullshit level are almost certainly cheaper than running an actual operation.
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Varkk posted:Probably the best defence Mar a Lago has is all the different states competing with each other to own it. at this point mar a lago is probably hosting a private message board where the state actors coordinate their activities
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occasionally the moderators have to ban an american
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Chalks posted:you would have thought that an agent tasked with analysing a usb device of a foreign agent would be doing something more sophisticated than just plugging it into windows 10 and seeing what happened. win10? they’re probably still on 7 if not xp.
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Varkk posted:Probably the best defence Mar a Lago has is all the different states competing with each other to own it. ah three stooges syndrome
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neutral milf hotel posted:hack in progress The Dark Web strikes again.
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Kassad posted:The
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Apr 10, 2019 05:41
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neutral milf hotel posted:hack in progress Probably clicked the big, shiny, green DOWNLOAD button, but not the correct big, shiny, green DOWNLOAD button.
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got yet another new variation of the "i've cracked your account!!!" email, this time the entire text of the email is embedded attachment images, except for the bitcoin address which is inserted clumsily between two of the images i know this because apparently my email client is configured to automatically show attachment images of junk mail  also instead of the email being from me it's from some compromised server at "great feels dot com" which made me giggle e: also also: "I guarantee you that I will not disturb you again after payment, as you are not my single victim. This is a hacker code of honor."  e2: some weird headers on this thing, what's that about code:Shame Boy fucked around with this message at 16:51 on Apr 10, 2019 |
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Shame Boy posted:i know this because apparently my email client is configured to automatically show attachment images of junk mail A shamefully exploitable client.
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Apr 10, 2019 17:02
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pseudorandom name posted:at this point mar a lago is probably hosting a private message board where the state actors coordinate their activities probably all trump properties are pwned  https://www.propublica.org/article/any-half-decent-hacker-could-break-into-mar-a-lago
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Shame Boy posted:got yet another new variation of the "i've cracked your account!!!" email, this time the entire text of the email is embedded attachment images, except for the bitcoin address which is inserted clumsily between two of the images y pluf clong?
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Shame Boy posted:got yet another new variation of the "i've cracked your account!!!" email, this time the entire text of the email is embedded attachment images, except for the bitcoin address which is inserted clumsily between two of the images are bitcoin addresses formatted in a standard way that could be detected and used to dumpster a message?
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Shaggar posted:are bitcoin addresses formatted in a standard way that could be detected and used to dumpster a message? there are standardized formats which I guess you could detect and use as part of the spam-filter. they are also so long that putting them in images to avoid that sort of filtering is bad for a spammer because typing them in is going to be prone to errors.
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they're all the same length and have a check digit of some kind i forgot built in, if you want to run every non-whitespace-having string of that length through a check for the digit you could probably make it work it could be defeated pretty easy via HTML or just embedding a QR code or something but i doubt anyone cares enough to do that yet
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Shifty Pony posted:there are standardized formats which I guess you could detect and use as part of the spam-filter. they are also so long that putting them in images to avoid that sort of filtering is bad for a spammer because typing them in is going to be prone to errors. one of the two ways this latest email bodged in the address between the two text-images was as a picture of a QR code since that's how like every single bitcoin app works normally however they also put the raw text address too so it's not like they were doing this to hide it or something
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in other news i just discovered that you can access any file on this particular cheap portable wireless scanner's SD card without having to log in. this would be bad but not a big deal for a home unit, if it didn't also constantly broadcast an AP that you can't turn off (even if you connect it to your own AP, it keeps running the other one in tandem for... some reason) that I'm guessing most people don't bother to change the password of, especially after connecting it to their home network. it even makes downloading the files quick and easy because directory indexing is turned on, though confusingly it sends the "this is a download" flag to the browser so you have to save the directory index to disk first 
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well this is a new one https://twitter.com/SmightLP/status/1116375888680161280
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Wiggly Wayne DDS posted:well this is a new one your backup email address can be different from your login email address for the cases where the login email address is a Microsoft one (Hotmail/outlook). i.e. whatever@outlook.com as the login and bonerlord6969@yahoo.com for the backup email. for the scenario where they don't match the hiding of the backup address prevents disclosing address info and acts as an additional check. they just didn't bother to change it for the case where it the login email and backup email match.
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if the email and the "backup email" are the same, then put the check in and move on automatically or it looks stupid, sloppy, and potentially confusing for the user.
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so, I keep meaning to post this here, but if you use tracfone's website to buy more time it stores your credit card number in your form autofill in firefox. I assume it does it everywhere, but it at least does it in firefox. it's neat.
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TeenageArchipelago posted:so, I keep meaning to post this here, but if you use tracfone's website to buy more time it stores your credit card number in your form autofill in firefox. I assume it does it everywhere, but it at least does it in firefox. it's neat. Saves it as regular text and not a cc entry?
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Last Chance posted:if the email and the "backup email" are the same, then put the check in and move on automatically or it looks stupid, sloppy, and potentially confusing for the user. what if the user wants to use their phone instead of the backup email?
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Celexi posted:Saves it as regular text and not a cc entry? I just bought some more data to check, it saves it in your middle name. it also saves your CCV in your form history, so that's neat
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report it to mozilla pretty sure they maintain a blacklist to prevent that
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Shaggar posted:what if the user wants to use their phone instead of the backup email? then sure whatever present that option, but don't throw out a useless obfuscated confirm email thing if it's the same email address you just typed in.
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well someone is having fun with matrix.org https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix.org/issues
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geonetix posted:well someone is having fun with matrix.org These are hilarious. You can see their write-up here -- they quietly mention in one small paragraph near the bottom "oh the guy posted a bunch of github issues telling us how we screwed up".
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good to know that github takes its physical security seriously https://twitter.com/cmaxw/status/1116439901141004288
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a podcaster with an inflated ego and no understanding of how the rest of the world operates?  don't you know who i am
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Wiggly Wayne DDS posted:no understanding of how the rest of the world operates?
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for someone with supposedly 35k followers he gets almost zero engagement on his tweets, like 1-2 likes/retweets.
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remember TheCthulhu/@CthulhuSec? guy who made a name for himself hosting various data dumps (fraternal order of police, turkish police, linkedin hack) turns out he was the "dread pirate roberts" on silk road 2 also he was into child porn and planned on selling it https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/9kx59a/silk-road-2-founder-dread-pirate-roberts-2-caught-jailed-for-5-years the surprising part to me is that he got arrested pretty early on and most of the things he is known for are things he did while on police bail
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