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duz posted:thats a service that i believe expirian runs, other companies can use it to verify identity *experian voice* MY WIFE
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Daman posted:TDO is back, looks like they're trying to ransom a US government agency this time. there's also a pastebin claiming they've hacked some insurance and law firms https://twitter.com/briankrebs/status/1080135116247179265
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Jabor posted:it's exactly the same reason calling your package manager a racial slur is a bad idea. no-one cares that you got there by shortening "raccoon" there is a town in minnesota named Coon Rapids
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some guy claims to have cracked open widevine drm https://twitter.com/david3141593/status/1080606827384131590
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spankmeister posted:I'm sorry I usually only read dragos tweets if I want to laugh at a crazy person and then feel bad about myself for laughing at a person with obvious mental illness. it's a bit weird because some of the security people i follow online, people who seem to have their heads screwed on straight, sometimes do boost/reshare him. i don't know what to believe anymore 
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i guess i don't know how the security community operates. but these same folks i follow seem generally pretty hip to social issues, and so i sorta assume they know it's not good to directly boost someone who clearly needs a bit of help
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Babies Getting Rabies posted:in my experience, upnp is usually the result of having had too much beer
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this is a known thing. many antivirus and "security" tools basically take the approach of "well this code might be bad, so we're gonna load up our own custom VM-esque environment in order to step through it and figure out if it's actually bad". but then oh boy hmm suddenly the same attacks that work against the real system work against the fake sandbox one too????? uh oh
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Stanley Pain posted:So colour me ignorant, but why wasn't that person just kicked out and everyone else could have just moved on? because if you kick out the loud shitheads, the quiet shitheads come out of the woodwork and start bleating about "free speech" and "censorship". also the shitheads who get kicked out will whip up a mob online who will then go after all the con organizers and the venue also it's professional suicide because the person who kicks them out becomes "that jerk who was unfair to the nerd i look up to" Lutha Mahtin fucked around with this message at 22:04 on Jan 14, 2019 |
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i don't know much about cert stuff but it does seem weird to me that they don't even try to do it in a more secure way first
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Rufus Ping posted:Same bug as the scp one from last week. Guess it made someone go looking people stress out so much about intelligence agencies having secret encryption backdoors and stuff like that, but uh i don't know if they will ever need anything that fancy
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the most amazing part of that story is the expectation that the iot hub thingy will be plugged into the tenant's own personal network equipment also @hacks4pancakes is a good infosec person to follow on twitter. she posts lots of cool and interesting news
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is PEAR uh, the main package repository for PHP? 
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Schadenboner posted:Non-commutative arithmetics legit freak me the gently caress out. wait, these exist?
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BattleMaster posted:I want to know why it Kool-aid manned through the wall to begin with deer can be incredibly stupid. they will often fling their body at any shiny/bright object at night. bucks can reach several hundred pounds in weight and can hulk-smash plate glass windows no problem
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actually they are beautiful and majestic. and good eating (don't quote stymie)
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you have to be strong. we live in an era where extremely lazy shitheads will never receive that one good-natured noogie that will get them to shut the hell up
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it would be a pretty "lol apple" move if it turns out to be a deep design flaw due to insistence on zero UI lag for the user
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my favorite bit was that the thieves parked their tow truck too far away, so the car re-immobilized itself before they could drive it all the way to the truck and get it strapped on 
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Main Paineframe posted:if a permission is benign, why does the app even need to ask for it google has gotten slightly better about this over the years but yes, they are still extremely bad about it. one example: apps are able to download updated files into a sandboxed area of the filesystem that belongs only to this app, but apps routinely lie to users that "oh we actually need full read/write access to you entire user data partition, it's totally required our app can't work without it" and i don't think i've ever heard of google yanking the apps from some chinese waifu game because the in-app permission explanation was kind of dishonest
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i actually signed up for this dumb program at one point. i got a postcard addressed to "resident" at my house a few months ago from google saying "let us track what you watch on TV, earn hundreds of dollars!" and i said oh ok. i signed up for it and they sent me a big box of stuff. one thing in there was a little chrome/android type tablet thing that works like a nielsen meter, you turn it on and it listens for the audio fingerprints in tv shows. i thought oh ok, cool, so i set that up and turned it on when i watched tv. the other main thing in the box was a wireless router. i was like uh yeah not gonna install this piece of poo poo apparently the router is the main thing they want you to install though, to get that sweet sweet analytics of everything that every device on your network is doing. i kept getting emails and calls (yes, actual phone calls) where they were offering to "assist" me setting up the router. i eventually emailed back saying that i couldn't install it because it wouldn't work with my network setup. i got a reply right away saying that i was no longer part of the program please send the equipment back lol you actually can earn hundreds of dollars a year if you install the spyware router and all their spyware apps/browser plugins. i still got to keep the $25 they sent me when i signed up tho and i made google waste a bunch of money shipping equipment around Lutha Mahtin fucked around with this message at 22:10 on Jan 30, 2019 |
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i really hope it's just some guy getting so mad about being told "RTFM" that he filed a lawsuit about it, because lol
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Blinkz0rz posted:i get why it exists the way it does i just want something a little more standardized than having to have my apple device with me whenever i need to login that seems pretty standardized imo
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it's easier to print to my printer with a cell phone/ipad than it is with windows hell i bet it's easier in desktop linux
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Jenny Agutter posted:I used a raspi for a wireless printer server and since windows 10 dropped samba1 support everything gets printed from my iphone. airprint is so good in the mid 2000s my linux laptop may not have had a usable 3D graphics driver or the ability to play more than one sound file at a time, but it sure as hell could talk over CUPS to my school's network printers. it also allowed me to prank my friends who lived in the dorms and had inadvertently turned on printer sharing
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mystes posted:The second one isn't just a list of all the permissions that the app asks for based on its manifest file? yeah, is it this? one other wrinkle is the android API level. prior to android API 23 (i.e. Android 6.0) the user is given an all-or-nothing permission list upon installing an app. you either accept all the permissions the app says it might want to access, or you don't install the app. if you have a device that is API 23 or higher, and the app is also compiled with API 23 or higher, you aren't given this list upon app installation, and are instead asked (similar to iOS) when an app wants to use a "sensitive" permission
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bob dobbs is dead posted:Cheap onshore alternative is the American South almost any rural area would love an influx of jobs. however this would require a rural area in america, any single one of them, to have good & cheap internet 
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yeah there is that old urban legend of "foreign automaker had to design visual instruction cards, because the workers in their assembly plant in the South were just too loving stupid!! lol can you get a load of this??" but it has never ever been shown to be true whatsoever
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do you nerds actually read the stuff in your spam folder? related to that, i dunno if this is true but i feel like i just don't get a lot of spam email anymore. my serious business personal account has like 11 in it that haven't been auto-deleted yet, and half of them rn are from local oil change places that i actually did give my email to e: what the hell is "sleigh"? the ghidra thing says it is a million+ lines of "java and sleigh code" Lutha Mahtin fucked around with this message at 01:34 on Mar 6, 2019 |
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Hexyflexy posted:The source isn't out yet, I'm going to guess custom scripting language. i hope it's just java but to instantiate, instead of "new" you use "wheeeeee"
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aside from the oil change promotions my spam folder was pretty much all shady dating site stuff with lots of emojis in the subject line
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astr0man posted:it's basically just xml used to describe a cpu architecture. so if you wanted to add support for a new processor, you use sleigh. just look for all the .sla files in the Ghidra/Processors folder can you provide any URL for this thing because i am apparently a complete moron who fails at web searching
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Wiggly Wayne DDS posted:the forums would still be serving http-only without him i think zdr also finally freed the forums of myISAM tables
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Boiled Water posted:computers are terrible why would you ever have them in office i have bad news for you  http://www.citypages.com/news/minnesotas-dog-mayor-just-died-and-we-honestly-dont-know-what-were-going-to-do-now/506327331
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Volmarias posted:Just buy a nexus phone, they'll actually get security updates on a regular cadence. the nexus series is discontinued, google only makes pixels now ironically the nokia phones are actually part of the "android one" branding, which is a promise by the manufacturer to ship a stock OS image and to provide the device with google's monthly security patches for like 2-3 years
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