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Wiggly Wayne DDS posted:https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/press-releases/2017/01/ftc-charges-d-link-put-consumers-privacy-risk-due-inadequate i don't know poo poo when it comes to law, is any of this meaningful in the sense that it's likely to end with more than dlink going "lol" and maybe paying a  fine? or set any precedent for further cracking down on security bullshit in the long term?
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to be honest, after the whole thing with the note 7 i'm not sure i like hearing about vague "battery issues" relating to medical devices any more than i like hearing about them being an open kill switch for your heart
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LeftistMuslimObama posted:medical devices are some of the most deeply, troublingly flawed pieces of computer you will ever encounter. companies go to extreme lengths to define the domain the device covers just so to avoid fda regulation (which, lol if that still even exists in 2 years) and will always do the bare minimum required by the loosest interpretation of the regs then fight it out in court. they don't give a poo poo at all about the patient's safety at all because they have the patient over a barrel (you need the device or you die). the worst timeline. at least in deus ex it's part of a massive conspiracy
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set it to something like "february 31" and no one will ever be able to guess it. it's genius
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ate poo poo on live tv posted:Another way is sometimes at large airports you can get your luggage TSA wrapped which makes it less likely to be tampered with because. what, like they stick a bunch of runes and prayers that ward off tsa agents on your luggage or something?
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ate all the Oreos posted:are we talking about the same smart meters they're already installing, because afaik nobody's allowed to opt out of poo poo here and there were a bunch of right-wingers protesting the durned gubmint spying meters being forced on them oh! over here it's the crazy new age "green" hippies complaining about the evils of electromagnetic waves and most likely also that most monstrously conceived plot that is water fluoridation
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Security Fuckup Megathread - v13.2 - I've experimented with assembler when I was a teenager
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actually doing the full backup restore procedure for real just to test if it works? that's crazy! waste of time! it's just copying files from point a to point b! nothing can go wrong! do it all the time! dead simple! i mean we even keep the backups in a network share on a raid array just to make sure it's as simple as possible
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Feb 1, 2017 06:26
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i think the idea is that they know it's bullshit, but by forcing pirates to download a crack in addition to the game itself they increase the chance of those filthy thieves getting a bad case of the cryptolocker which is exactly what they deserve the fuckers. this is basically the only way any of it makes sense
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:oh great now we're gonna have to do mandatory reboots every 1 hour to 'fix' the problem power companies should start making inroads in infosec by triggering random power outages and charging customers for it
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algorithms? why didn't i think of that!
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Deep Dish Fuckfest posted:power companies should start making inroads in infosec by triggering random power outages and charging customers for it
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i don't know, i personally wouldn't mind having a dedicated scapegoat for everything that goes wrong for the foreseeable future on some projects
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taviso posted:It looked like that if an html page hosted behind cloudflare had a specific combination of unbalanced tags, the proxy would intersperse pages of uninitialized memory into the output loving lol
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maslow's hierarchy of cyber i think the top of that pyramid is av
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Mr.Radar posted:https://twitter.com/GossiTheDog/status/845446263244050434 how could i not with a hook like that
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i imagine this is what watching a snuff film is like
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surprise it's actually sandpaper because everything security is horrible
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what happens when they run out of letters
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not even gigabit? the gently caress is that piece of poo poo
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i think you might have found an application for forum user tumor looking batty there
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Wild EEPROM posted:gonna make my own av program. yeah uh i think the average popup ad has you beaten by a decade and a half by now
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seems in line with standard industry practices idk what the big deal is
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imo "full boris" should be a standard name for that kind of intrusion response plan "just finished a call with the it chief. we're going full boris"
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paid services to tell you more about their services? drat, that's how you know they're good. i'd keep 'em on retainer just in case
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for a very liberal definition of "lives" i would assume
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Jabor posted:You can run credit card transactions with as little as a name and a number. Asking for more information is just about mitigating fraud risk. If you follow best practices and ask for everything, your payment provider eats the cost of fraud rather than passing it on to you. can you rephrase that in terms of equations or point me to some paper or something else that does no seriously i'm not being sarcastic, i'm actually curious about the sort of models people use to compute these things
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bottles of wine are kind of stretching the definition of hardware, but eh, if it works...
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Shaggar posted:I would like to see what someone like tavis would do to an EHR. they'd probably try to sue him into the dirt. loving christ he'd probably end up accidentally killing thousands just by touching a dev server. somehow
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i don't think anyone here would argue that sshing to a pacemaker and disabling whatever cron job calls heartbeat.py isn't murder regardless of circumstances
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May 28, 2017 06:29
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check /var/log?
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Optimus_Rhyme posted:You should put this as your signature when you reply: holy poo poo yes please do this maybe you'll be able to negotiate a discount and embezzle the money
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alternatively they just don't think customer data is important
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i wouldn't want to be whoever has to explain to kim jong un that they're now stuck with a pile of "money" they can't do anything with otoh i could see kim jong un being really into bitcoin so maybe it's all good
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ain't nothing more juche than "be your own bank"
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Munkeymon posted:and the Army Corps of Engineers (dam permit I guess?) wait, so is this the answer to a permit request, or the actual request? if it's the latter then approve that dam and see how far it gets. keep us updated
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cheese-cube posted:
yeah that sounds like dad alright i'm guessing a lot of this is probably also due to a lot of people in the industry (especially the senior guys) having been there since before all that computer stuff was commonplace
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