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CommieGIR posted:Our president has lovely wireless security, and he stiffs contractors, so I can only assume it gets worse once you connect. the faster we get to a huge nuclear war, the better
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Max Facetime posted:yeahhhh, we have long ways to go... im torn between the fact that they are racist for brown-face but accepting of the fact that their bible characters weren't aryan supermen
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:I 100% assure you the actual mil systems are pushing all their hosed up root and intermediate certs through GPOs to override the numerous PKI validation errors this is true. i have to connect to a lot of sites that follow a chain to root certs that aren't provided by default by any browser or OS. for whatever reason they like their own. also: 
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yeah its cool because so many pages have mixed content where some use certs signed by a root cert that is provided by default but then has embedded assets from pages served with DOD only certs.
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every time i see "quadroon" i think it's a dungeons and dragons monster
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being an infosec professional and also being on twitter sort of seems self-defeating because twitter has poor information security.
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our help desk gets a lot of stuff from users who "cant reset the password" because they have caps lock on on their computer, but not on the device that logs in. they then send help desk an email with "i want my password to be set as <password>". a lot of them are in the format of "<NASCAR DRIVER LAST NAME>.<NASCAR DRIVER FIRST NAME><NASCAR DRIVERS CAR NUMBER>"
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the worst part of technology (and everything else) is the humans
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Jan 16, 2019 19:42
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unfettered write access to a publicly available display seems like a infosec fuckup imho
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Jan 16, 2019 20:15
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spankmeister posted:Recently this has been a common tactic. They use passwords from leaked dumps that are available all over the internet to make the threat look credibile. It's also a very clever threat because it works on people's shame and most aren't savvy enough to figure how the scam works. yeah i think it's pretty genius because not everyone is knowledgeable of the fact that password dumps get leaked onto things like pastebin. i know a lot of people who would fall for that kind of thing.
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flakeloaf posted:soon i discovered terry a davis was the devil, and rms was an architect previous to his career as a prophet
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Jan 22, 2019 19:31
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just loving use gpg jesus christ
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Jan 23, 2019 19:06
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Lutha Mahtin posted: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 they taste good though and are fun to hunt. also: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ft954vXPa4
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Cocoa Crispies posted:flyover dipshits that think Vegas is an adult playground instead of an over stimulating capitalist hell yeah as a flyover dipshit vegas sucks. the place is dirty as hell and the populace is disgusting. that said, my first work trip was there for CES and I ended up dropping a grand at the strip club near my hotel. I was so hungover the next day that at CES someone thought I had spilled beer all over myself. (it was just my pores)
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Shame Boy posted:while waiting in the parking lot of my wife's office today i noticed that there was an open, unprotected wifi network... dump the VIN to find the owner
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My Linux Rig posted:funny story about my cs classes: i used to have a professor who insisted that students print out their code and turn it in instead of using the school's tool for digitally turning in stuff. my final project ended up being 20+ pages printed back and front my first programming-related class in community college I had a professor that requested code be printed out and handed in. it was java, and he didn't want comments in the code, emphasized that the code be "self-documenting". people would turn stuff in and he could look at it and immediately say "this doesn't compile". it was weird but he was a really good professor. probably better than the ones I had when I transferred to a university.
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that rules, i'd hold out, too.
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"He was also charged with possession of child pornography, an offensive weapon and drugs. He remains overseas." so uh. yeah.
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ate poo poo on live tv posted:"Self-documenting" code for a homework assignment is basically just encouraging good variable names and structure, but that is the only place it should exist. well yeah. he was trying to get people to absorb the fact that you should name stuff in a sane way. it was obviously education focused. he also used to tell a story when he was working for some big company where they undertook a huge project. he was the project lead, and they sat in a meeting room and drew up design documents. they had little cards with operations on them all over the wall. they were given something like 6 months to do it. the management kept asking "how much is written" and he kept replying with "nothing yet, still designing". weeks passed. management asked again, "how much is written?", "nothing yet, still design stage". kept going, using humans as virtual actors in the system. management started panicking because nobody was writing code. they used 4 months to do the design phase. development began, and they knocked it out the implementation in a month because all the operations/classes were defined before any code was written. they had a whole month of testing to work with at that point. that story always stuck with me. it's too bad you rarely see that.
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fishmech posted:"Every tap, button push and keyboard entry is recorded — effectively screenshotted — and sent back to the app developers." yeah it’s like “bricked” meaning any inconvenience
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Feb 7, 2019 22:44
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just like mongodb
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Feb 8, 2019 15:55
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reading other peoples sexting is always awkward and cringe inducing. reading your own sexting after the fact is awkward and cringe inducing.
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Midjack posted:this isn't a secfuck on its own but may be setting up some people for one with the list of trustworthy tlds: especially since there was that site that was up and publicly available that let you register .gov domains instantly. it also had a list of where all the naval warships and subs were at in real-time.
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Rufus Ping posted:you what idk it must've been nearly 10 years ago but they hosed up and left it public. there was some news articles about it.
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A few years back I was on AT&T's DSL service and the installer said "they didn't give me enough power bricks for the modem, so gently caress it I'm just giving everyone free battery backups" so I had my modem on battery backup. I already had a UPS for my NAS/router/switch, but it was nice.
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nobody should be on youtube.
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yeah disk encryption helps you in the case that someone smuggles a drive out or you don't properly destroy a disk when you toss it. there's zero reason to not use it.
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Feb 26, 2019 20:44
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Lain Iwakura posted:there is no reason for me to ever buy an ida pro licence again holy poo poo i wasn't really paying attention to ghidra but i fired it up and its analytic functionality is great. the decompiled view looks great. i need to dig deeper into this but wowzer
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i use family 1password and that payment was worth not dealing wish dumbullshit
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yubikey owns as an ssh key
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:turn your monitor on, get down off your chair and put some clothes on but its the only way i can post
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haveblue posted:remember when certain models of modem would obey the hayes hangup command if it was delivered through the phone line port? good times What about those routers that would disconnect everything if you sent: code:
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zdr was always an idiot i hope that poo poo-head junkie overdoses
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jit bull transpile posted:gently caress off with that poo poo. zdr was always nice and addiction is a lifelong struggle that doesnt deserve death. scammers don’t deserve mercy
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DELETE CASCADE posted:lol if you weren't in several irc channels dedicated to illegal activity as a teenager, just lmao you mean bbses
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i was the co-sysop of a porn bbs in 5th grade
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putty does everything worse than a standard terminal does, though.
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[/quote] lmao putty is trash.
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set up your own dns sinkhole then jesus christ this is yospos not stack overflow
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dnssec over tls/https has a nice ring to it.
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