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CRIP EATIN BREAD posted:do you think the cops will care at all in this situation? they're not going to arrest the guy, nor are they going to investigate it. they aren't equipped for this sort of thing. yeah, they'll tell you it's a civil matter most likely, unless someone is itchy to flex their CYBER TERROR law or something
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Could be vandalism, but lol if the cops will understand let alone give a poo poo.
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the cops will like the cut of his jib and offer him a job as their new sysadmin
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you can make the computer racist???
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here is one million taxpayer dollars
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:you can make the computer racist??? always has been
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Soricidus posted:I’m saying two things: 1. it is rather implausible that any part of the British civil service had a policy of hiring 50% women before 1946, given the incredibly misogynistic policies that were definitely in place; and 2. it is rather implausible that they decided during the Bletchley era that it was useful for employees to marry each other, given that they literally lost an employee any time that happened 1. my bad! you're specifically talking to what goddamnedtwisto said goddamnedtwisto posted:gchq has had a policy of employing 50% women since its establishment i don't think there was ever such a policy and in my previous posts i was referring more to organic processes that would have lead to a higher than usual for the time employment of women. 2. the perceived benefits around inter-service marriage was re background checks and vetting, specifically risk mitigation rather than workforce availability. idk if it was an actual policy but UK intel services have a hilarious track record when it comes to being drilled by the KGB, e.g. kim philby (and i'm inclined to believe peter wright's allegation that former MI5 director roger hollis was a KGB agent). also i apologise for saying that you were high, that was crass and rude!
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no worries I agree with the things you have just said and there’s nothing wrong with a little rudeness in the pos
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xtal posted:Canada is an American client state so all of our agencies are modeled after the American one but we need to put a C in so it doesn't look like one of theirs i heard the canadian intelligence agency did bay of pigs can you confirm
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i don't recall canada issuing any apologies to cuba so it's not likely 
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EIDE Van Hagar posted:i heard the canadian intelligence agency did bay of pigs can you confirm
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EIDE Van Hagar posted:i heard the canadian intelligence agency did bay of pigs can you confirm Oh it was George Bush Sr. Of the known named Operations of the CIA, Operation Zapata is understood to be Bay of Pigs. Back when he was active, apparently they were not too secure with picking codenames randomly, instead making coy references to himself. "Zapata" == "Zapata Offshore", his oil company based in Houston. "Barbara", and "Houston", the name of his wife and current residence, but also the names printed on two of the ships used by the Cuban "exiles". An excerpt from "George Bush: The Unauthorized Biography; The rise of the Bush dynasty and the political career of George H.W. Bush" quote:According to reliable sources and published accounts, the CIA code name for the Bay of Pigs invasion was 'Operation Zapata', and the plan was so referred to by Richard Bissell of the CIA, one of the plan's promoters, in a briefing to President Kennedy in the Cabinet Room on March 29, 1961 [7]. Does Operation Zapata have anything to do with Zapata Offshore? The run-of-the-mill Bushman might respond that Emiliano Zapata, after all, had been a public figure in his own right, and the subject of a recent Hollywood movie starring Marlon Brando. As J. Hugh Liedtke had observed, he was the classic figure for the revolutionary-cum-bandit. A more knowledgeable Bushman might argue that the main landing beach, the Playa Giron, is located south of the city of Cienfuegos on the Zapata Peninula, on the south coast of Cuba.  Another thing that occurred to me the other day is that the Kennedy Assassination happened within his territory (Dallas). Happy Thread fucked around with this message at 20:26 on Nov 2, 2020 |
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Happy Thread posted:Another thing that occurred to me the other day is that the Kennedy Assassination happened within his territory (Dallas). lee harvey gottem
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DoomTrainPhD posted:SECFUCK TIME! The various Musk threads would enjoy this. Alternatively, craft a bitcoin wallet scam as an e-mail spoofed with Musk as the sender and mass send to all of those addresses to rake in some dough
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:you can make the computer racist??? I mean obviously, look at all the white space
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:I mean obviously, look at all the white space
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Soricidus posted:sounds like propaganda rather than reality, given that gchq was established in 1919 and the uk civil service only employed single women until 1946 (if you got married you were required to resign) gchq was established in 1946 (its main forerunner agency, gc&cs, *was* founded in 1919 but the role (and size and budget) were so hugely different by the end of ww2 that it's not like it was just a rebranding exercise, gchq is a completely different beast from gc&cs that just happened to have shared some staff with it)
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:I mean obviously, look at all the white space
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goddamnedtwisto posted:gchq was established in 1946 ... ok? I guess you should tell that to all the historians who were perfectly happy recognising its centenary last year
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Soricidus posted:... ok? I guess you should tell that to all the historians who were perfectly happy recognising its centenary last year Who are they? I absolutely will.
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yoloer420 posted:How have there been so few hilarious security fuckups lately? It's been really disappointing. there is this one waiting in the wings: https://us-cert.cisa.gov/sites/defa...alth_Sector.pdf I whipped up some power shell scripts to check for the indicators of compromise and I run those every so often, butt..........
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wasn't there a real fun windows RCE recently that let you get domain admin because they used a weird-rear end cipher mode wrong or was that actually like 6+ months ago, my perception of time is completely broken now
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Shame Boy posted:wasn't there a real fun windows RCE recently that let you get domain admin because they used a weird-rear end cipher mode wrong or was that actually like 6+ months ago, my perception of time is completely broken now I think it was in the last month?
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it felt like last month, but it was august: https://portal.msrc.microsoft.com/en-US/security-guidance/advisory/CVE-2020-1472 there'll be two next week but only one is pre-auth
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i think once 2020 is over all memory of it is just going to like, dissolve somehow, and whenever i try to remember anything from this year i either won't be able to or i'll think it actually happened a decade before or after
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anyone done ephemeral ssh keys on top of EC2 connect? this is the sort of thing I have in mind, but I'm not expert enough in EC2 connect at the least to know if I'm secfucking myself by pursuing it https://z0mbix.io/2020/04/10/essh-ephemeral-ssh-keys-for-ec2-hosts-using-ec2-instance-connect/
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Shame Boy posted:i think once 2020 is over all memory of it is just going to like, dissolve somehow, and whenever i try to remember anything from this year i either won't be able to or i'll think it actually happened a decade before or after my medium-to-long-term memory has noticeably degraded over the year, to the point that I'm probably going to get tested periodically to track any further decline
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https://twitter.com/lrvick/status/1320246266270519297 lolling irl
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Shame Boy posted:i think once 2020 is over all memory of it is just going to like, dissolve somehow, and whenever i try to remember anything from this year i either won't be able to or i'll think it actually happened a decade before or after i think 2020 is the one year i'll remember, to a point where of any further past memory surfaces i will assume it happened 2020 (or possibly i will remember it only in a 2020 context)
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oh is THAT how the youtube-dl branch was attached?
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oh, all forks of a repo are stored in the same location in the backend, so you can reach any branch of a fork from any repo, which is how that works.
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Shame Boy posted:wasn't there a real fun windows RCE recently that let you get domain admin because they used a weird-rear end cipher mode wrong or was that actually like 6+ months ago, my perception of time is completely broken now yeah you basically had a one in 256 chance of jackpotting it and there was zero rate limiting or protections from it on the DC side
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:yeah you basically had a one in 256 chance of jackpotting it and there was zero rate limiting or protections from it on the DC side yeah somebody at MS tried to ~roll their own crypto~
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Subjunctive posted:anyone done ephemeral ssh keys on top of EC2 connect? this is the sort of thing I have in mind, but I'm not expert enough in EC2 connect at the least to know if I'm secfucking myself by pursuing it https://siliconangle.com/2011/08/01/third-largest-bitcoin-exchange-bitomat-lost-their-wallet-over-17000-bitcoins-missing/
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shame on an IGA posted:https://siliconangle.com/2011/08/01/third-largest-bitcoin-exchange-bitomat-lost-their-wallet-over-17000-bitcoins-missing/ ephemeral keys, not ephemeral nodes/storage that's a classic, though
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