Shame Boy posted:windows the poo
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# ¿ Sep 22, 2023 02:51 |
spb posted:Welllllllllll. Looks like we got a fuckup. LOL blow it out your aes
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curling will continue until the morale improves
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power botton posted:i got an email to my work address from myself saying i got hacked and theyre gonna release nudes to everyone in my contacts so long story short everyone at work knows what my penis looks like long story short indeed, heh
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pseudorandom name posted:I think this is the first time in yospos's history that a lost fyad wandered in and actually managed to be funny
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Krankenstyle posted:wasnt there a respiration machine or something that rebooted for windows update in the middle of open heart surgery so they had to keep the patient alive manually yeah, norway a year or 2 ago
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Security Fuckup Megathread v18.2 - Long my computer cried in pain: Are all my protections in vain?
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akadajet posted:my dell laptop has that nice low angle nostril cam which I'm sure makes it look good yeah i have a work xps13 and a window behind my back (office space is an unfortunate cube with bay windows where sun shines full blast until like 2pm), so on every skype call i'm basically an imposing drug cartel figurehead b/c i tower over this child-sized laptop and the lighting comes in from my back
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i probably should just order a desk lamp or something so i can light myself up for videocalls
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:also if you're doing regular videocalls in the office it is worth it picking up a cheap logitech webcam and placing it properly. they vastly outperform whatever you get builtin, for both checking your nostrils and playacting being the smoking man. thinking about that too. being procurement guy for office though, i had to employ scorched earth tactics to raise new hire workstation computer mouse budget to $35 so a webcam may be a bit of a hard sell ![]()
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Vomik posted:get a ring light and a yeti mic. you’ll be the king of conference calls 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 speaking of xiaomi and back to thread topic, that desk lamp is really thirsty for some wifi lol
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Midjack posted:FULLY ONLINE ILLUMINATION there is a companion app for smartphones to remotely adjust brightness and colour temperature of the lamp, but it only works over wifi ![]()
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quote:Hi all. I'm the (actual) owner of that gem.
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https://www.cnet.com/news/more-than-1000-android-apps-harvest-your-data-even-after-you-deny-permissions/
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https://www.heise.de/ct/artikel/Logitech-keyboards-and-mice-vulnerable-to-extensive-cyber-attacks-4464533.html
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pseudorandom posted:poo poo, is there any easy way to tell if website X is actually a Zoom thing? I've been assuming that the meeting website my employer is using is just a simple WebRTC thing. zoom needs additional software, similarly to webex. your guy is probably on bluejeans or something small or custom
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crazysim posted:oddly enough, it doesn't need additional software too. the client is super pushed for because of the "nativeness" , but there's a web zoom client. the software however is also great for low bandwidth connections. Kazinsal posted:same with webex these days, though you can't host a screenshare through the WebRTC client i see. we are just rolling in our own poo poo at this place so it’s been a while since ive touched a proper internet telephony
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Carbon dioxide posted:your operating system is a point of sale. lol
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Jabor posted:it's a start yeah, although the penny change fine is hardly impressive
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under which conditions a mobile app on android would not be able to access host devices imei?
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yoloer420 posted:Where target SDK is above 4 and the app doesn't have the READ_PHONE_STATE permission. I'm sure in most cases you could get it via a lovely IPC or poorly stored data elsewhere though. thanks, will check. im almost certain we require that permission for our app to function, so a customer that used the app with no imei to behave strangely would mean quite an interesting subject for study. thankfully the monitoring system did catch this soon enough
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yoloer420 posted:Are you using the IMEI as a unique identifier for each device? You're not really supposed to do that, but all the alternatives kind of suck. it is not a seriously utilised unique identifier, we primarily use pii for that. just a few interesting cases we discovered recently, with newly appeared flavour of undesired customers that all share lack of imei recorded by our app, either as missing or blank imei. thankfully it’s a microscopic trickle so far so it’s likely safe to be lazy about this and ban that type of thing altogether. thanks for the links!
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i don’t get the last bit
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Krankenstyle posted:impossible/hard to tell who has the rights to which parts of the code, I'm guessing ah, makes sense
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https://www.zdnet.com/article/hackers-breach-fsb-contractor-expose-tor-deanonymization-project/ ![]()
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Subjunctive posted:if you don’t have an HR dept, the CEO is the HR dept we have no hr department and 3000 employees
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https://www.zdnet.com/article/remote-code-execution-vulnerability-in-vlc-remains-unpatched/ new day new vlc vuln
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endlessmonotony posted:I'm more looking for something I can toss onto family etc computers as "the video player" for whatever the hell their ancient phones record video in and avoiding secfucks, janitoring or calls about how it doesn't work. mpc-be
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https://arstechnica.com/?p=1540685 Monokle uses several novel tools, including the ability to modify the Android trusted-certificate store and a command-and-control network that can communicate over Internet TCP ports, email, text messages, or phone calls.
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clearly a master thief, stealing both from their victim and dominos
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infernal machines posted:inkjet drivers used to include a local apache tomcat instance and java runtime i don’t think it’s legal to use printer software in comparisons
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Krankenstyle posted:also, is it really true that you have to work up credit by loaning and paying back and if you never use credit you have no worthiness? yes. i work in the industry, sort of, and “has never paid back on a loan formally registered with a credit bureau” is universally a statistically significant indicator for predicting defaults on loans (mind you, im not doing mortgages or car loans and have no experience with north america north of mexico or africa- literally everywhere else this holds true) current net worth + current stable income sounds okay for europe, where it’s really hard to fire people and average person has a decent enough safety net (provided your net worth calculation is sane). it would most definitely not be a feasible primary determinant in the states, in 31 of which you can be fired without any notice and any reason given. for mortgages specifically, having talked to people who do them, age is a major factor because they all are trying to estimate probability of your death before repayment
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D. Ebdrup posted:you are, OP. hth ??
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ErIog posted:This is kind of the racket in America. How are you supposed to have paid the loan registered with the credit bureau if in order to get the loan you need to have paid off a loan registered to the credit bureau? yes, it sucks and ive encountered similar situation in other countries too. i assume that in america you effectively are forced to take some garbage point of sales instalment loans or some payday loans and pay them off to prove that you can pay off loans, which is a pretty nice trap in itself because neither of those are cheap on the borrower, especially payday loans lmao, and if you are going to repay them on the same day then you’ll alert every aml officer on the planet + paint yourself red as someone who is not a profitable borrower (under the assumption that for 90 day 1%/day loan of $100 on day 3 you can only pay $103+administrative fees, if any, to have it settled)
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Truga posted:from what i've heard paying off all loans also tanks your credit score because you now have no loans you're paying off lmao this is true but only in cases with high-value long-term obligations like car loans, mortgages, and credit cards - logic there is that big companies give those, and they have means to push your skull in for misbehaving, so you’ll be careful around those and cannot afford to be too reckless with anything else either as a consequence. also i wouldn’t necessarily call it a tanking, it’s more of a decrease from like 8 to 7 on a favourability score of 10, when loans are being issued at 5+.
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Boiled Water posted:can you transfer money to yourself in a loop through paypal and another account and make itself known this way? no, its only official debt so issued by a legal lender and as reported to an accredited credit history bureau
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spankmeister posted:How do expats coming into the country as adults get a credit score? very painfully, especially outside eu and when moving from place a to place b with no credit history information sharing initiatives between a and b. your best bet probably is to minmax your cc in such scenario
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CRIP EATIN BREAD posted:whats the credit score number (in the US) actually mean, anyways? it works like this, simplifying let’s say that score of 40 is 10% probability of non-repayment. then you pick a point interval, for example 10, that will be your “points to double the odds” - meaning that score of 30 implies 20% probability, and score of 50 - 5%. that’s quite literally it to the actual number formula, it’s a logarithmic conversion of probabilities of bad or good thing happening during loan contract
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hhahahaha how dumb you have to be to post haul from a major hack to your legit personal github?
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# ¿ Sep 22, 2023 02:51 |
https://amonitoring.ru/article/steamclient-0day/
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