Migishu posted:

Security Fuckup Megathread - v13.0.1 - looks like them secfuck boys are at it again

anthonypants posted:

every single one of the claims made against trump is completely unverifiable, and buzzfeed believes that journalism means publishing every claim so that the american people can figure out what's real and what's not by themselves. everything in those highlighted printouts is bullshit, and you would be a humongous gullible idiot for taking any of those claims seriously.

BobHoward posted:

notifications can be negative, i.e. thing stops responding to pings

Midjack posted:

edit: i'm the guy in the rabbit mask who immediately takes it off and walks away at the end

atomicthumbs posted:

cinci zoo sniper posted:

8 years of police efforts fell to ransomware

Volmarias posted:

Does it specify the method? If not, time to just XOR all the things!

Angela Merkle Tree posted:

denuvo does actually work if integrated properly, by virtue of being a cryptographic virtual machine running essential parts of the game engine. just cause 3 still hasn't been cracked and that's a year old at this point

pseudorandom name posted:

how do you think they "heavily integrate" it, if not the "cryptographic virtual machine"

ymgve posted:

why are slot machines using PRNGs at all - just have a microphone, a temperature sensor or some optical sensor - the lower bits should provide entropy enough for the system, it's not like it needs more than a few byts of RNG for every spin anyway

if you're really paranoid, just throw the RNG module into a centralized server or something, the slot machines are probably networked anyway

I'm shocked any gambling commission would ever authorize a slot machine that uses any form of PRNG

OSI bean dip posted:

I'll close this thread if this D&D stuff continues.

infernal machines posted:

i get that this isn't the place for it, but is there a thread we can use to talk about the ongoing comically terrifying opsec fuckups of the american administration? cause boy howdy there's a humdinger today.

hackbunny posted:

you loving imbecile don't ever "actually" or quote me again

rjmccall posted:

how would a wireless device specifically require skin contact to reprogram anyway? even if it only picks up signals from at most a foot away, that's a big difference from actually requiring skin contact

ymgve posted:

edit: Reading the article, it seems like programmers already do something like this - requires skin contact programming to read a device key which is then used for wireless programming.

surebet posted:

i'm legit concerned that further fuckery will be handled in the same way that auto manufacturer handled some incidents, where some mba geniuses cost benefited recall expenditures versus lawsuits and opted to hide risks from their customers.

Peachfart posted:

None of these will work. At the bare minimum, older MFP's leave their serial number almost invisibly on any copy, print, or scan. Newer copiers, and certainly anything the government is using(we are their main supplier), have much more information especially since you are required to use PIV to log into each machine.

Peachfart posted:

OCR(at least the native OCR in a copier) doesn't remove all other images, it just makes a text layer in the PDF. If you are talking about after printing the document, you run it though another piece of equipment just to extract the text, that would work. Or perhaps extracting the text layer of an OCR'ed document? Never done that, dunno if it is possible.

Cocoa Crispies posted:

also why would you use buttflare but only for dns

funny Star Wars parody posted:

all computer touchers will perish along with their bourgeoisie overlords for enabling capitalist domination

rjmccall posted:

lol at your just-world assumption that there's a way off the short list for the guillotine