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language bcrypt library storepass language bcrypt library checkpass Suddenly I'm a developer I can write down about a
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ErIog posted:This is literally all devs should have access to or they will gently caress it up incredibly. Post/av combo
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:someone bothered to do a cursory review of 7zip's aes implementation aaaaaaaand https://sourceforge.net/p/sevenzip/discussion/45797/thread/6f7607738c/ @Devs. Please fix ASAP. Don't do your own crypto. Alright, which one of you?
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Phone posted:there’s no one to really root ( The public isn't going to give a poo poo.
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) for, but outside of apple just straight up blacklisting facebook from the app store, the best thing i could think of is apple popping up an android-esque permissions dialogue box for every facebook and facebook subsidiary app that’s just a list of times they’ve gotten caught with their hand in the cookie jar over the last 5 years
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Trabisnikof posted:lol at getting this design irb approval at any real research organization The approach many researchers take here is (1) write an extremely abstract proposal & application (2) actively mislead the IRB in follow-up clarification and committee
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Main Paineframe posted:if a permission is "usually malicious", apps should probably be banned from even asking for it What is malicious? Most people respond "meh" at the slightest hint of inconvenience. "Malicious" seems to be publicly defined as anything more than a few clicks between a live smartphone camera video and automatic puppy dog overlays in streamed video. "Hey I need to read your location briefly to do the thing you wanted me to do just now" and "Lol I'm going to track you forever" are the same permission prompt in mobile platforms.
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Not knowing what action apple took here specifically, it would make sense that entities that existed before FB acquisition have their own apple certs.
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Zero One posted:I'm not allowed to have my own cell phone so my dad forced me to use his phone number. My dad has a steam too and uses the same number. today my brother used my dads account and cheated and now my main account is VAC banned. It's true and here is proof, my father will now write too: Reported to Garry.
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That's one way to mine monero on huge bioinformatics farms
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salted hash browns posted:Like people at Apple had to look at each other and say "Yes we will hand over iCloud encryption keys to a PRC owned organization" for this to happen. Friend, Facebook marketing reps have been literally holding seminars on using data exfiltration loopholes as added value of their ad products. They can burn in hell and are at least as bad.
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GWBBQ posted:i was shodan surfing and came across someone with an unsecured NAS that has enormous amounts of personal information on it. i kind of feel like i should contact them and let them know, but i also don't want to creep them out by being some random guy contacting them about computer security. thoughts? You have no surefire safe way to report this to the owner. Two
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hackbunny posted:
Never before has any goon dared to link diagrams of that stack in Yospos, Gandalf the Grey.
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I, too, am not wary enough on motherfucking facebook to avoid watering hole attacks
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