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much like the most efficient code, the most secure program is one never written makes u think
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:*nods sagely* if you wrote an app and it's running that means that the user's inputted message is stored as plaintext in a buffer before being discarded, not secure
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spit on my clit posted:guess who just got two letters from Gamestop notifying me that they had a security breach from august 10th to february 9th and that I put CC info into their system during that time. thiiiiiiiiiis guuuuuuuuy. august 10th to february 9th of what? 2008?
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duTrieux. posted:yeah, that's good news. gsa has their poo poo together. Especially conpared to boy scouts which has become laughably bad.
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Cocoa Crispies posted:huh traditional American masculinity bad, who would've guessed Midjack posted:become? It got even worse believe it or not. It's run by a bunch of elderly white men who have become increasingly obsessed with the concept of "boyhood". Basically: Progressive JPEG posted:it's a long story but short version is: Mormon church took it over
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Jun 21, 2017 07:36
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Shaggar posted:pinewood derby owned
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Dodoman posted:Without the ccv code isn't it useless? Nope, I once entered in the wrong ccv for an online purchase and it went through just fine. It was also with my Cap it alOne card which usually is pretty good about It seems like 99% of credit card security is purely for show. Ultimately CCs are just a sequence of 16 numbers matched with a name that the user literally carries with them everywhere etched onto a plastic card.
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