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Powerful Two-Hander posted:just get one of those old flip calendars and write the password for that day on each page, ez toilet paper with a new password on each square. brb, filing a patent for one time roll cryptography
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pyxis is more commonly seen in hospitals to track and dispense sensitive but high volume drugs, so rather than the pharmacy sending a dude up to the icu with a bottle of morphine they stock the cabinet in the icu with 20 of them at the start of the day and when the order comes in and is approved, the hospital pharmacy just punches a button and the bottle drops right out into the icu nurse’s hand. it would be weird to have that at a retail pharmacy, though.
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Shame Boy posted:i know at least one retail pharmacy with a robotic filling... cabinet... thing, my friend was the pharmacist there, is that something else? yeah that’s probably something similar if not the pyxis brand thing. theoretically they can hep reduce misfills but that would mean the pharmacy’s database isn’t a pile of poo poo so lmao. i imagine schedule ii diversion is a bigger problem today than it was when i was a pharm tech 20 years ago.
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Ur Getting Fatter posted:Pounded in the Butt by my Law Enforcement Network
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Boiled Water posted:is this better or worse than most companies where it is just a cost center? worse, because when it starts loving up a company will eventually do something. government will run it until it’s literally impossible to fix and then be offline for months while the elephantine procurement process begins.
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Chalks posted:yall need to stop buying second hand computers from isis it was such a good deal but the guy kept joking about how heavy it was
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sounds more like someone bought a bunch of buttcoins and is cashing them out this way.
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mystes posted:Incidentally, I think this makes a very strong case for forced automatic updates for software. which would last right up until someone force updates something that breaks an especially critical system, and then force updating goes away forever.
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mystes posted:Windows had broken too much stuff because of feature updates, but if we're just taking about security updates for local government that can't be bothered to update fire years it might actually be better to break it than let them keep using a known vulnerability version. you may not be wrong, but you deal with the crowd coming in for their ebt cards that you can’t issue today because windows update ate poo poo and see what you think about forced updates.
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hell yeah get hosed up with unauthenticated commands to your insulin pump
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cinci zoo sniper posted:i have a xiami led lamp thing for that at home and it's real good yeah. no yeti though, i don't plan on having any heated gaming moments FULLY ONLINE ILLUMINATION
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Kuvo posted:https://www.zdnet.com/article/7-eleven-japanese-customers-lose-500000-due-to-mobile-app-flaw/ 7/11 never forget 
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pseudorandom posted:TBH, I was surprised because I was definitely expecting the latter half of the quote to say "...but the barcode was just the sequential user ID". a rare example of the primordial definition of zero day.
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pseudorandom name posted:chromium isn't running a local web server hold it’s beer
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Cerv posted:wholly owned subsidiary of IAG, who are Spanish they were wholly owned, all right.
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CRIP EATIN BREAD posted:what could go wrong? this poo poo is infuriating
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Plorkyeran posted:using a four-year-old video player is appropriate for this thread probably more appropriate for the bitcoin thread really
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Sagebrush posted:that was an awesome game though there wasn't much replay value once you figured out how to cheese the "trace a large transaction" job to get like 10 million dollars right at the beginning i’d love uplink2 that reflects the intervening 20 years of technical and social changes around hacking.
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Captain Foo posted:I'm a 3-star domain admiral
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D. Ebdrup posted:Sometimes it does seem like it - the basis for the new voting machine standard in the US that's getting worked on by DARPA has at least one of the projects out of Cambridge, UK using capabilities enforced by hardware; it's essentially just a RISC CPU called CHERI with capabilities on top, and they've then added ~200 lines of code to FreeBSD to form CheriBSD. yeah you’re right, everything has already been invented so go ahead and close the patent office, we’re done here. it is stunningly shortsighted to believe that if you can’t imagine it, it can’t exist.
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Lain Iwakura posted:https://twitter.com/whid_injector/status/1157976716196941824?s=21 i legit thought these things were hardwired and not using stuff the automotive industry threw away years ago for being too awful.
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Cocoa Crispies posted:yeah, and this is my second def con in a long time where I haven’t been knee deep in binary poo poo from 7a-7p so it’s probably just me noticing it more it seems a bit more prominent this year.
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haveblue posted:primecube
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ctfmon, i choose you!
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Shame Boy posted:so i can't watch the full video at work for obvious reasons but reading a summary, it sounds like the only compromise of the buttplug itself is just the nordic semi chipset, and most of the juicy stuff is in the software (which for the record I called out a looong time ago as a garbage fire of electron and crashing his buttplug came with a usb to bt dongle.
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Shaggar posted:a bunch of wallets advertise NFC protection but I have no idea if any of it is legit. it sucks rear end and the mesh breaks rapidly at the bend points. “rf shielding” wallets are every bit the security theater the tsa is. the big bags are better by virtue of heavier construction, double folds, and overall fewer flex cycles.
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Shame Boy posted:then he would have known they were coming for him and he would have... done... something maybe? idk he seems like he was pretty resigned to just being caught by that point judging by how calmly he went with police and stuff. unless he was an xxxxxtreme flight risk yeah that’s weird. they probably wanted to set a precedent of shaking down doctors for patient information though.
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Janitor Prime posted:i don’t think running your own email server is a smart move. a lot of hosting services will give you email without you having to janitor the server personally.
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any bgp shenanigans are legit as well.
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wifi inspectah deck, tha mystery of wardrivin’
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i think you’ll find that if youre like > ipredator > tor > s3 on all this poo poo then you’re fully protected.
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taqueso posted:Port knocking but with blockchain block knocking
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