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Celexi posted:Russia has no problem murdering anyone's citizens abroad ftfy
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Wiggly Wayne DDS posted:or planting cp on their computers abroad. still the only legit cp-planting incident i'm aware of Wait what? What happened here
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Kazinsal posted:ftfy They get poo poo done https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1986-01-07-mn-13892-story.html quote:The KGB has adopted novel, brutal and apparently effective methods of dealing with terrorists who attack Soviet interests in the Middle East, an Israeli newspaper reported Monday.
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Volmarias posted:Wait what? i am avoiding using certain terms to find it tbf
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the sanders campaign just released a canvassing app and (allegedly) their approach to securing voter info was... not great
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Fallen Hamprince posted:the sanders campaign just released a canvassing app and (allegedly) their approach to securing voter info was... not great the voter ID fields shown in that screenshot are all publicly available info
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that only seems like an issue if their data vendor is using real voter id numbers for their ids which would be dumb af but certainly possible edit: oh yeah duh the actual voter info is all public anyway
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I don't think it's public data everywhere in the country. The only campaign contacts I have ever gotten (Minnesota) started coming after I went to a party caucus in 2008. I only get mailers from that party. Maybe some generic voter data is public but I don't think I've ever been contacted by any other party or wedge group
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chemosh6969 posted:They get poo poo done nobody show trump this story or he'll be calling up Liam Neeson and demanding he castrate some random Libyans or whatever the current target is (Yemen maybe?)
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Lutha Mahtin posted:I don't think it's public data everywhere in the country. The only campaign contacts I have ever gotten (Minnesota) started coming after I went to a party caucus in 2008. I only get mailers from that party. Maybe some generic voter data is public but I don't think I've ever been contacted by any other party or wedge group voter roles are public data but youre limited in how youre allowed to use it and its not free. for minnesota for example: https://www.sos.state.mn.us/election-administration-campaigns/data-maps/registered-voter-list-requests/ quote:Voter name, address, phone, birth year, voter ID, legacy ID (pdf only), registration date (text only), county, MCD, precinct, school district code, other district codes, detailed voting history (election date, election description, and voting method). $46 per election, but youve got to find a minnesota voter to do it for you and you have to use it for "purposes related to elections, political activities, or law enforcement"
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how much the voter roles cost (anywhere from $0 to thousands), who's allowed access, and what you're allowed to do with them varies from state to state
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man if i could get hot dog stand and some chips challenge goin, now THATS a road trip
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Lutha Mahtin posted:man if i could get hot dog stand and some chips challenge goin, now THATS a road trip for felon's next move, an easter egg enables full hot dog stand theming in all tesla interfaces
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how would autopilot react to red being inside the car
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duz posted:how would autopilot react to red being inside the car fire hopefully
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duz posted:how would autopilot react to red being inside the car topological collapse
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Krankenstyle posted:topological collapse tesla model klein
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newer hyundais run android. there's an escape for my 2017 ioniq floating about that is more or less useless for me since i use iOS the password to get into engineering mode is literally the clock's time https://forum.xda-developers.com/general/connected-car/hack-navigation-multimedia-systems-kia-t3892333 Lain Iwakura fucked around with this message at 15:02 on Apr 30, 2019 |
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Wiggly Wayne DDS posted:finally totp for cars
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6 months later, does anyone have a good explanation for the bloomberg story on supermicro? was it just shoddy journalism, or are there any theories about something more nefarious happening there? the companys stock still hasnt recovered.
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my bitter bi rival posted:6 months later, does anyone have a good explanation for the bloomberg story on supermicro? was it just shoddy journalism, or are there any theories about something more nefarious happening there? the companys stock still hasnt recovered. it has kernels of truth but likely isn't as widespread as they've made it out to be
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my bitter bi rival posted:6 months later, does anyone have a good explanation for the bloomberg story on supermicro? was it just shoddy journalism, or are there any theories about something more nefarious happening there? the companys stock still hasnt recovered. I don't have a source handy, but the whole thing fizzled out from lack of evidence and multiple people coming forward saying that it isn't a real thing.
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The Fool posted:I don't have a source handy, but the whole thing fizzled out from lack of evidence and multiple people coming forward saying that it isn't a real thing. right, it seemed like everyone was like "thats not real" and then bloomgberg said "no it is trust us" and then the story just... went away? I feel like theres another story there that we will probably never hear and i want some conspiracy theories about it
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my bitter bi rival posted:6 months later, does anyone have a good explanation for the bloomberg story on supermicro? was it just shoddy journalism, or are there any theories about something more nefarious happening there? the companys stock still hasnt recovered. Unlikely, here's more Bloomberg being kinda lovely: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-04-30/vodafone-found-hidden-backdoors-in-huawei-equipment?srnd=technology-vp I've not actually seen any evidence of Huawei actively backdooring aside from the typical consumer telnet daemon that literally all vendors were guilty of in the early 2000's and 2010's and just generally lovely security development practices all around.
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my bitter bi rival posted:right, it seemed like everyone was like "thats not real" and then bloomgberg said "no it is trust us" and then the story just... went away? I feel like theres another story there that we will probably never hear and i want some conspiracy theories about it i noticed some security folks on twitter kept taking shots at bloomberg for a while but bloomberg just..... ignored them
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Lutha Mahtin posted:i noticed some security folks on twitter kept taking shots at bloomberg for a while but bloomberg just..... ignored them an effective pr move, honestly
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It's also worth noting that neither of the authors of the bloomberg article have been active on twitter since shortly after it was published: https://twitter.com/MichaelRileyDC/with_replies https://twitter.com/jordanr1000/with_replies
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The Fool posted:It's also worth noting that neither of the authors of the bloomberg article have been active on twitter since shortly after it was published: thank you, yes, this is exactly the sort of thing im talking about!! its so loving weird. they were both relatively active twitter users up til that point.
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ewiley posted:Unlikely, here's more Bloomberg being kinda lovely: and the vendor response: https://www.bbc.com/news/business-48103430 quote:"The 'backdoor' that Bloomberg refers to is Telnet, which is a protocol that is commonly used by many vendors in the industry for performing diagnostic functions. It would not have been accessible from the internet.
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considering when i scanned afrinic a almost a decade ago, i found multitudes of telnet servers tagged as belonging to vodaphone and were not huawei equipment either (like nortel, qualcomm, nokia, and cisco)
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I have seen these backdoors on most manufacturers, they are usually lovely security practices and policies. Afterall I did find a way to telnet to my cable modem in 2000 to access some hidden configuration from outside the network. And it was a 3com not huwaei
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my bitter bi rival posted:6 months later, does anyone have a good explanation for the bloomberg story on supermicro? was it just shoddy journalism, or are there any theories about something more nefarious happening there? the companys stock still hasnt recovered. bloomberg like every other news outlet is hemorrhaging money so any click is good any click duz posted:and the vendor response: https://www.bbc.com/news/business-48103430 friends don't let friends telnet jesus
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pre-masscan, scanning a /8 took a long time
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my bitter bi rival posted:thank you, yes, this is exactly the sort of thing im talking about!! its so loving weird. they were both relatively active twitter users up til that point. maybe because people kept dunking on them over and over? idk but it's a theory lol
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