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reminder that you can download a variety of preconfigured HyperV machines with various versions of windows' directly from microsoft for free at modern.ie,
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Jan 6, 2017 19:37
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run a crack on them or just save state and refresh every now and again
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Jan 6, 2017 20:10
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COACHS SPORT BAR posted:the windows 10 download page can be coerced into showing download options for windows 7 and 8 as well with a little js i used this to downloaded and archive 32 and 64 bit win 7 isos as a 'just in case' windows 10, too. gently caress windows 8.
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Fuzzy Mammal posted:my latest flight was delayed because they overloaded the plane and we needed to sit there and burn off exactly 140l of fuel. i was traveling this week and i noticed a small wheeled tank on the runway labeled "USED FUEL"
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Optimus_Rhyme posted:Giuliani 
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Shaggar posted:ive never used teamviewer for persistent remote access but id put it in the same category as opening rdp or ssh to the world. the problem with teamviewer isn't technical, it's social. rdp or ssh or whatever is specific to that machine, meaning somebody would have to specifically target you. teamviewer (and other 3rd-party services) create a single point of failure. what's easier, doing a mass port scan and targeting individual machines or breaching a single system with direct access to hundreds or thousands of machines?
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wyoak posted:i dunno saying something as general as "never trust a 3rd party" seems a bit paranoid and the endgame there is actively vetting crypto algos and only using software that you've compiled yourself using those algos (also using a compiler you wrote yourself) do you use lastpass
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Shaggar posted:mass port scans are way way easier especially w/ access to botnets. botnets 
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chaotic good as gently caress
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Feb 4, 2017 20:48
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just use one of those popomatic trouble dice domes for your rng seed, problem solved
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Jimmy Carter posted:9/11 mayor getting made chief of cyber. one of these days i'm going to give enough of a poo poo to edit in giulianiilini and a cloud service logo
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Loving Africa Chaps posted:https://twitter.com/kenvogel/status/842790114635997184 this is pretty fuckin' bad
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Ur Getting Fatter posted:loving lol at that secret service agent leaving her backpack in her car in her driveway while she was inside the house. for real, tho
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Pryor on Fire posted:Hmm someone was just able to break out of a VM and compromise the host in VMWare, I think that will cause some rethinking of things why pay for the whole exploit when you only need the edge https://twitter.com/thezdi/status/842788469923442689
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Truga posted:https://twitter.com/A_Mc_Carthy/status/850430589568155649 Kuvo posted:brb testing this out Kuvo posted:hahah what
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JawnV6 posted:top notch Siren Matter Expert on the way boo. boooooo!
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Midjack posted:i'm the pearl clutching about an internet of poo poo device having security problems some people still have illusions to be shattered.
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funny Star Wars parody posted:that dudes twitter handle is worth a fortune at least 15k. this is based on having sold a five-character twitter handle for 10k.
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MononcQc posted:On top of gunshot locators, there's other fancy stuff, like tracking car motions through the RFID chips in EZcard in NYC. Tinfoil hatters worry about RFID chips tire manufacturers embed in there to track their inventory since they could also be used there. data mining can surface a lot of interesting stuff. unfortunately, it's all developed and utilized by people with their own implicit biases
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cinci zoo sniper posted:circumvents pin-protected lockscreen
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Subjunctive posted:why does it matter if it's full-screen or not? cinci zoo sniper posted:as ive said, im not sure how much this actually matters. i just have never seen a lockscreen interaction other than a widget before, and it feels shortsighted that the app authorizing bank payments does circumvent some portion of security measure on the phone artists representation of android security:
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lol at using games in order to gamble and launder money
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cis autodrag posted:imagine a pressure sensitive toilet seat. user-configurable delay between standing up and flushing to account for people who may lift fully off of the seat when wiping and also to allow for appropriate poop-inspection time
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PCjr sidecar posted:add facial recognition, kuerig toilet paper, and a neural net to monitor dwell time and you've got storytime instead of facial recognition, include multiple sensors so that it can determine who is sitting on it based on their weight distribution
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tangential, but ebola isn't a death sentence. like most diseases, it depends on local infrastructure and medical resources
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BlueBlazer posted:Too true, been using the medical analogies all day on this one. this makes me think the ebola metaphor fits a lot better than i had first thought. also re: sourcerers, maybe that's why so many tech companies are having trouble with hiring women; they're all after seventh sons of seventh sons. must investigate further.
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i just received a company-wide email about the HP audio keylogger fiasco. all issues PCs are HP machines, so I've been wondering if the company would say or do anything about.
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mod saas posted:re:keep rear end, is there an acceptable version for macos? ...you aren't running windows in a vm?
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haveblue posted:that is not dead which can eternal buffer
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May 16, 2017 18:35
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goddamnedtwisto posted:i'm the multi-billion dollar international arms company with a free blogspot account that's how they got to be so rich! scrimp and save. why, if it weren't for all of that avocado toast you'd be a millionairian already! those millennials.
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my understanding was that if you're on the same network it's much easier to force other devices on the network to do another handshake, allowing you to capture what you need (from watching the handshake) to decrypt traffic from that device. i'm an idiot so that may be entirely wrong.
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spankmeister posted:Yeah Why do they Do that AnyWay? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Word_salad
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Jewel posted:keepass
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Volmarias posted:
usability is important, but shouldn't also significantly undermine the entire point of the thing that you're using if knowing what a file is is too complicated, then one should just use a pen and paper and then keep the paper somewhere secure "remembering where i kept my piece of paper with passwords on it is too hard! i'm going to give it to somebody in my neighborhood and then have him shout my paswords at me wheneve ri need them. so much more usable!"
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"Use the system where you have to keep track of things yourself if anything changes and you get to copy paste things in manually for each website and you sync your key file across your computers using dropbox"
"drop what? Key who? Look, why can't I just keep using this thing I'm already using, it works great and I'm used to it and I don't have to do any extra work. I don't have to type a password in whenever I want to use a website, why are you making this harder?"
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also i don't think using pen/paper is patronizing; if somebody is uncomfortable with digital solutions then having a written record that they can mentally classify witht he same security as, idk, a checkbook or a social security card works fairly well.
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anthonypants posted:when i paid for lastpass, keep rear end was still an open sores nightmare where you needed third-party plugins for anything you actually wanted to use it for, and a lot of plugins weren't compatible between keep rear end v1 and keep rear end v2. i've since switched to 1password but i don't believe keep rear end has gotten any better. like, if i wanted to get chrome integration with keep rear end, i'd go to their plugins page, ctrl+f chrome, the first result is a plugin called KeeForm, here is their website, whoops it doesn't actually work with chrome um i use keepass with chrome and i didn't have to install any plugins? i just go to keepass and press ctrl+v on the entry and it auto-types into chrome for me?
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