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Krankenstyle posted:swedish retail chain ICA's supplier of toilet paper has been hacked, so they cant supply any lol But it is the one we deserve
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Mods, ban this sick filth.
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Squatting is the Russian's natural pose.
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May 13, 2019 07:44
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COACHS SPORT BAR posted:so what's the best E2E encrypted chat with a desktop client not written in electron these days Web whatsapp
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May 16, 2019 20:16
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Second language, thrice removed.
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May 22, 2019 01:10
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iirc steam had the same issue too a couple years back
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May 24, 2019 23:43
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Yeah splunk is good but it is stupidly expensive
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May 31, 2019 20:05
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Subjunctive posted:the IE nonsense of http://531.202.330.721/, but nooooo. What's that?
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Wiggly Wayne DDS posted:i have bad news if you try connecting to http://127.257 in a modern browser - how many users are seeing that as 127.0.1.1? 
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Lol as if the NSA is interested in y'all goony asses.
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"Oh no, I'd better not buy a second hand computer because there is the infinitesimally small chance there is NSA malware on the hard drive controller" lmbo
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Truga posted:https://github.com/numirias/security/blob/master/doc/2019-06-04_ace-vim-neovim.md Gonna get some good privesc with this.
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spb posted:Just heard there was a legendary gently caress up. LOL It's u
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Lmfao you dorks
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I use the apps on my LG they suit my needs.
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Jabor posted:it's a good thing we have an elaborate and expensive certification process to ensure that cryptographic solutions work correctly and aren't broken. It was probably a good idea in like, the 90's
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duz posted:love to put success conditions in the url and not validate them anywhere Hahah, well earned imo
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pseudorandom name posted:there should be a new form of code golf that is just mercilessly publishing zero days It's known as Tavising
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Jun 20, 2019 22:40
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That one episode of Black mirror with the robot dogs is our future
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Danish is incomprehensible gibberish so I would not at all be able to identify a phishing mail.
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BUG JUG posted:Yeah I mean half of us are running open https servers on our machines already soooooo... Yet none of us run an entire Telco from their machines... Or do they? 
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How do expats coming into the country as adults get a credit score?
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Jul 30, 2019 14:27
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One credit is 1/64th of a Freedom.
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Jul 30, 2019 14:55
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Yo break me off a piece of whatever these guys are smoking https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yd_2HwAmge8
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They gave a talk at BH and it's a doozy https://twitter.com/veorq/status/1159559785068429312?s=19
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All that matters for AV now is telemetry that they can monetize.
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pseudorandom name posted:wouldn’t it be easier to just set the Exec= key to your shell code? That only triggers when you click on it. This does it when trying to render the icon.
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Janitor Prime posted:iirc there are some quick prime checking algorithms that will tell you if a number is probably prime. Not reading that bullshit, but I'm guessing maybe they found some numbers that fool those into thinking they are prime? That's what pseudoprimes are. I've never heard of quasi-primes but I'm no mathematician. [A]sk me about having to patch SAGE's ECM factorization implementation to support pseudoprimes since those work juuust fine when you're doing weird stuff to RSA.
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I use a Secrid and it's very needs suiting and totally blocks rfid/nfc
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Lain Iwakura posted:https://seclists.org/fulldisclosure/2019/Aug/24 Lierda more like Mierda
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Aug 28, 2019 06:55
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It doesn't matter. Facebook does not get the benefit of the doubt. They're untrustworthy.
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Certbot even does the config for you ffs
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Look, port knocking is dumb because if I'm on the same network as you, which can easily happen if say we're at the same Starbucks and I arp spoof the gateway, or I'm on your router because Comcast or whoever has lovely cheap vulnerable crap, or I'm a nation state tapping your poo poo, or I'm at any of the networks in between you and the server, or for any myriad of reasons, then the port knocking sequence is no longer a secret. You have to expect the network between you and your server to be compromised somehow at some point in between. That's precisely why we even use authentication and encryption. Might as well use telnet otherwise. So, that's why, your port knocking doesn't add anything on top of the security you already have which is encryption, public key authentication and MFA with Google authenticator. You kept going on about how your poo poo is secure because defense in depth and etc, but really it doesn't add anything.
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Yeah doing all that parsing and stuff in-kernel? Idk about that. I'm gonna stick with openvpn for a couple years.
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ewiley posted:Somewhere djb starts gently weeping and doesn't know why It's because nobody uses his stupid mailserver
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Port knocking worked for synful knock 
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lol zimperium is trash
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Soricidus posted:come to Europe. uk banks all hand out chip devices where you stick in your debit card and enter your pin to get a one-time code, or some of them just have authenticated tokens that are the same principle but the thing-you-have is the token rather than the card Some Dutch banks had this, and the devices were rather expensive. As it turned out, they spent millions on those things, and the fraud prevented was less than that, so they lost money. Instead they have an app now to provide the second factor. Which works well enough, they gave it some thought and it's decently secure.
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Winkle-Daddy posted:the article doesn't mention the contract at all. My experience has been that pentesters (especially in the last 5-ish years) are not one to invent scope. I would be shocked if physical access was not spelled out in the contract the SCA signed, agreed to and failed to read. But I guess we'll have to wait and see. Maybe, but this ain't tinkersec's first rodeo so I'm sure they know what to put in the contract. lol tinkersex
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