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Squeegy posted:Isn't Javascript also notoriously insecure? What gave you this impression?
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ublock origin (like any other extension that can inject scripts into a page) can essentially rewrite the page at its whim. It actually only uses that power to remove ads, but it's not possible for Safari to enforce that that's the only thing its doing. It shows the warning because those are all things that the extension could totally do if it was written by a malicious person who wanted it to do those things, and it's up to you whether you trust it to be benign.
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Red_Fred posted:Something that just occurred to me (after years of using a password manager); does KeePass have a function to reset your passphrase if you ever forget it? If you could, then what would be the point of having a passphrase to begin with? Anyone wanting to break in could just use the reset functionality instead.
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If details are still embargoed, anyone who knows for sure probably isn't going to drop all the deets here. But usually this sort of thing is "the component used to generate thumbnails (e.g. for the file explorer) fails in an exploitable way if the file is malformed". Jabor fucked around with this message at 03:22 on Sep 12, 2018 |
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That motherboard has a USB2 header on it, so if you make sure you're plugging peripherals into the right place it should be functional enough that you can install usb3 drivers.
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Harminoff posted:Is there any way a site can control your mouse through chrome? No they cannot. All the web security stuff would be entirely pointless if the web page could just grab your mouse and make it click on the "yes allow this page to use your camera" button. What they can do is hide your cursor (while it's over the webpage and not some other window on your desktop) and show you a video with something that looks like a mouse cursor, in the hopes that you panic and click on stuff to try and stop whatever it's showing you. You didn't type in any personal information in order to "cancel" this thing, did you?
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WattsvilleBlues posted:I get why they did that though. Most people using computers these days don't know what a file extension is. The people that do know, know how to enable it in settings. I think you have cause and effect backwards here.
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