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NEED MORE MILK posted:why does PayPal not have an spf policy configured with dkim signing? it looks like it has an spf policy with softfail enabled and the last e-mail i got from them does have dkim headers so maybe this really was a legit e-mail that got missent
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anthonypants posted:okcupid doesn't currently do any validation against facebook like other dating sites/apps, so either https://twitter.com/okcupid/status/944255764193038343 so why are they even doing this in the first place??? also i'm relieved i haven't gotten any creepy poo poo on my (non-work-linked, personal) twitter yet but i'm sure it's just a matter of time
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Doom Mathematic posted:I guess the "no, you have to use a real name" bit is scheduled for a year from now, because it causes less attrition to phase it in as several smaller changes. well apparently they have a first name/last name field so they're already 'ahead' of the game there. no clue if they do any validation on em
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apseudonym posted:It's a big foot gun and you should be really careful. yeah this. hsts is one thing because it's not hard to get some certificate, but hpkp can gently caress you over real hard if you lose the key
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ymgve posted:like delivery drivers who won't even use the doorbell would ever care about that i had a package marked as 'not at home' even though i live in an apartment complex with an intercom
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DJ Commie posted:like the post office has always had? only USPS can deliver to a PO box though
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RISCy Business posted:i just have anything worth more than $50 shipped to my office and then i bring it home ever since i had something stolen out of my apartment complex's lobby this is what i do
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geonetix posted:https://twitter.com/s1guza/status/947603265700601856 i'm on an mbp so i could try it but lol if you think i'm going to
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is this why they call it fuzzing
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Sereri posted:I hope the translation works well enough i wonder if the author read something about 'designers' and just figured that it was like a fashion designer
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apparently the vulnerability is that it spins up an RPC server on localhost and it had an Access-Control-Allow-Origin header of * which means that any website could send rpcs to your wallet
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Subjunctive posted:I’m not au courant, what’s the functional effect of that? gets you some very interesting attention if you try to go through security with it
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Subjunctive posted:fair enough, I’ve not taken a desktop PC through security before i don't actually know, i was just making poo poo up
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Lain Iwakura posted:hi. i play derby and i love it a lot isn't this a pci violation i mean not that that has any teeth
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Subjunctive posted:no, unless you configure the local service to permit it, via CORS headers sometimes just sending the request can be enough even if you don't get to read the response Condiv posted:I really don’t get why they don’t make a bytecode for webpages that all weblangs can compile to? that's what wasm is supposed to be
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ate poo poo on live tv posted:If it was all of them and it happened at basically the same time, you would straight up erase most companies (because of course they don't have backups). Not to mention many code bases live in Github etc. and some of them may be hosted on AWS themselves, or at least have assets that would need to be pulled down from AWS. at least stuff that's stored on github has distributed backups by the nature of git though you'd lose the issue tracker
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mrmcd posted:I'm the rich text editor for something that goes out over sms and every legacy teletype system shoved in the back closet of every tv station on the planet. the thread suggests that the rich text stuff is just metadata and that the alert text is entered elsewhere
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it's basically trivial to pick most locks but i'm still gonna lock my door
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the article on humans is probably one of my favorite examples of wikipedia deadpan
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Arbitrary Coin posted:Honestly not sure but earlier/ a few weeks after the Malwarebytes email we all got emails to immidietly change our comp passwords, that the wifi/network passwords have all changed and that the dude who sent the Malwarebytes solution email was "no longer with the company" with an effective date in the middle of the week. lmao
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:check out this poo poo someone once described the reason for this kind of thing as being that judaism views god as saying 'okay, i'm giving you these sets of rules, and if you can figure out how to work around them, good on you' which is why asking a non-jewish person to do stuff for you is (sometimes) acceptable. iirc the person doing it has to receive some kind of inherent benefit
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Wiggly Wayne DDS posted:i'm this entire thread oh my god
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Doom Mathematic posted:Maybe the tweet was deleted while you were looking at it? yeah i can't find this particular tweet either
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