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Soricidus posted:hi thread, I’m posting this from an unpatched windows xp box with all default ports open because I figure nobody’s going to bother trying to hack those any more, it’s security by reverse psychology 
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virus model numbers are pretty boring tbh
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Acer Pilot posted:Did he just post the keys in that last screenshot? as he should have.
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Trabisnikof posted:about 2 years ago i had to use a credit card carbon copier for a transaction, luckily my card still had the embossed digits for imprint my mom kept going to the tiny local shop for about 2 years after almost everyone else abandoned it for the bigger ones, because they had that, and the carbon copier can't reject your card when it's over the limit lmao carbon copier transactions are the best
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Media Bloodbath posted:Facebook is even easier to game. I'm not up to date, but at least 2 years ago it was easy to circumvent their requirement of minimum size of custom audience > 15 by uploading 14 bogus e-mail addresses and the correct one of the person you want to gently caress with. This allowed you to serve this person (and only this one) with your ads. As it was only one person you could easily buy all ad inventory for a pittance. lmao remember when the facebook posters in this thread kept insisting how amazingly awesome and secure facebook's poo poo is 2017 was such an innocent time
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Lutha Mahtin posted: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 even a broken clock finds a grain
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Wiggly Wayne DDS posted:now anyone care about that 7 month old bug in a wifi chipset covering a ton of consumer appliances in the wild with no known public patch yet? the one with a private poc for an unauthed rce? it looks like i might actually buy a home console if it bears fruit tbh.
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effectively free data storage has done absolute wonders for privacy and security lmao
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also, so they cannot look up your passwords in a rainbow table because adding salt would be prohibitively expensive on a thing that's already fairly expensive.
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https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-ab&q=29f33cab54c2a8858885b95d8fbb7ff1  obviously md5 shouldn't be used any longer, but that's the idea.
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Stanley Pain posted:The Siren Call went out.
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people around my workplace have been getting a ton of those, and i have no idea where from. have i been pwned says the common link is a linkedin leak from god knows how long back, but surely linkedin didn't have cleartext/unsalted passwords?
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everyone tells me "no, i only use this lovely password for lovely things like <obscure forum/webapp account>" but lol.
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how are you going to install system packages when you're not an admin though? a problem would be those packages not being signed, not the requiring admin access bit.
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it's not anymore, everyone wants the latest and greatest now. i get real bad looks at work when i insist on using only distro packages for php, and trying to avoid composer at all costs, but it's got us safely past a couple of these idiocies entirely unaffected so i guess it's not the worst idea Truga fucked around with this message at 01:08 on Jan 22, 2019 |
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i have, and they're the worst. everyone wants php 7.4 or whatever's newest now and they all want to work with loving composer, which is basically npm for php and it's terrible
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pear is for php, pecl is for c extensions i have no idea why pear was replaced by composer either, i guess it was too stable for php
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gently caress yeah lovely proprietary platforms loving each other is the best schadenfreude
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Plank Walker posted:yeah i wouldn't say apple is perfect, but don't create this false equivalency with two companies whose entire revenue streams are based on collecting and monetizing as much personal info as they can glean from you yeah, apple just hasn't hosed up yet. never trust a corporation Truga fucked around with this message at 16:22 on Feb 1, 2019 |
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https://twitter.com/jeetsidhu_/status/1091864299440619521 owns
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Doom Mathematic posted:Please, please! All these corporations are terrible.
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this been posted yet? https://source.android.com/security/bulletin/2019-02-01.htmlquote:The most severe vulnerability in this section could enable a remote attacker using a specially crafted PNG file to execute arbitrary code within the context of a privileged process.
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GWBBQ posted:someone compromised an email provider's primary and backup servers, formatted them, and destroyed 20 years of data. the company apparently had no cold storage backups. did them a favour really, 20 years of data is a GDPR nightmare
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Shame Boy posted:i've checked the bitcoin addresses of all the different ones of these i've gotten and this is the first one that actually had any money in it buttcoin addresses are free so people generally make a new one for every use case because why not
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