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Oh good. The story looked a lot bleaker a couple of days ago.
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Subjunctive posted:slack does this as well I think it's fine because generally speaking, if you have access to someone's email, then you have access to pretty much any service linked to that email address. (barring 2FA)
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I believe the NSA's assessment on this. They were right about the Sony hacks too. And about the intended purpose: Word on the street is that this version of wannacry wasn't ready yet, and got released by accident. Then it turned out to be a huge success and they weren't quite ready for that. (The hardcoded Bitcoin address for example meant that they had to authorize each decrypt by hand).
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M*ster Sl*ve
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cinci zoo sniper posted:jfc is that the ancient thing they use on pacific islands where a "roller" takes a "footprint" of the card/ yes as seen in movies from the 80's
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cinci zoo sniper posted:next up - arithmometer-using cashiers whoa slow down there youngster we use abacuses
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anthonypants posted:the last time i used one was on an amtrak train in the mid-2000s The last time for me was last year at a Korean restaurant. You can't pay with credit or debit at all, with one exception. You can pay with Visa. The owner, who is like 85 years old comes out with his carbon copy swipy roller thing. They never upgraded to any kind of electronic payment system and presumably visa is the only one that still allows him to do this.
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