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A "sufficiently motivated nation state" is needed for exactly as long as a flaw in the super secure T2 chip or some kind of workaround is found. Intel claimed that SGX and ME were super secure, that didn't turn out well, either. Marketing PDFs never tell the real story.
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CyberPingu posted:That's why you find a lot of these jacking scripts built into porn ads. That definitely sounds like some kind of weird Christian urban legend.
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CyberPingu posted:Nah, I meant the obvious malware ads linking to dodgy porn sites. Ah, I see. Well, you can't stop me from installing Dancing_Lady.exe! I want her on my desktop.
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CLAM DOWN posted:https://twitter.com/caetuscap/status/1293205995083177985 All this article does is highlight how terrible journalism is these days: Clicking on the tweets, they clearly state that he was denied entry into Germany for not wearing a face mask and then apparently got into a physical fight with the police denying him entry. Which ended with McAfee in German jail.
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That's what happens when the NSA doesn't allow you to fix it for a while.
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RFC2324 posted:I wonder when Jeffrey is going to start selling SA user data Jeffrey doesn't own the forums and SA user data is worthless to anyone but the Secret Service, to find out the identities of the C-SPAMmers posting death threats against elected officials. Fame Douglas fucked around with this message at 22:48 on Aug 28, 2020 |
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Jeffrey could be sued, and considering his posting history shows him to not be a "risk-taker", that's not somethin he'd be willing to do.
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-- nvm, wrong CVE
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Sir Bobert Fishbone posted:Yep, still no hits. Guess my number is safe until the next dump. Wait, are the Democrats doing it again??
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Cup Runneth Over posted:Bit the bullet and signed up for 1Password's cloud subscription service instead of just using my old agilekeychain vault like always, aaaaand it kind of sucks rear end. I hate it. Apparently they've changed the way the browser extension works so you can no longer use the loving thing in private browsing mode. It literally won't even respond to clicking if you check "always use private browsing mode" in Firefox, even after you set it up initially and just need to enter your password. I have the Windows app. Seems like a pretty basic compatibility feature for security-minded users and they had it working perfectly in 1Password 4 so I have no idea why they hosed that up. The extension works fine in private browsing mode, at least on Chrome-based browsers. You probably need to enable this setting 
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Cup Runneth Over posted:Nope. It's not running in a private browsing window that's breaking it, it is running with the browser set to "always use private browsing mode." Apparently the way they built the extension for 7 crumples like a paper towel if you do that, even if you have the app open. Worked fine with 4. Are you still using the classic extension? That doesn't work all that well, try the modern 1password x extension instead, that might alleviate the problem https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1password-x-password-manager/?src=search Or try the Classic extension if its the other way around, that one might work for your unusual workflow: https://app-updates.agilebits.com/download/OPX4?browser=firefox
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