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one time I added a nginx block to respond with the exact header response some metasploit script was expecting based on the hardcoded input, instead of fixing the CVE. is that a fuckup? (the exploit only applied to apache but the testers dont understand that for some reason)
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Crime on a Dime posted:nazi pants fall off now im thinking of the song with these lyrics and im lollin at work
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Ur Getting Fatter posted:Pounded in the Butt by my Law Enforcement Network
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https://twitter.com/mayorbcyoung/status/1125826676280188929
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May 10, 2019 18:52
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im picturing a balding profressory-type dude squatting in front of a chalkboard doing math proofs and its cracking me up
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May 13, 2019 04:30
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i bet scamming like that is an entertaining career. just constantly grifting people, you probably run into a different situation every day. actually thinking about it i envy the person who has that job
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Sagebrush posted:We say ELL (English as a Learned Language) now because it's presumptuous to assume that English is only their second language instead of third or fourth or more, and calling it a foreign language (EFL) is derogatory because it implies they'll never be fluent in it or something i was engaged to a spanish teacher for a time and man did i learn all sorts of this terminology that i have no application for
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Penisface posted:got an email today from instagram saying my profile name has been changed. I don’t have a instagram account so I tried to log in with my email going directly to the site and not clicking any email links (although the email was legit)... some verify codes and forgot passwords later I am apparently logged in but it’s no way my account. probably should contact their customer service and roll back this stuff so the crypto dude who apparently set my email in there gets his acc back Yeah I get so many emails from someone who incorrectly uses my email address for everything (they have the same first initial, last name as me), that I have been able to develop quite a profile of who they are just looking at the type of stuff they sign up for. There are so many sites that don't verify your email at all, and let you order things with their stored credit card and have the items shipped wherever you want, it's scary. One of them was some flower delivery service, which I sent a message to telling them that I don't want to close their account, but they should probably figure out what the real email should be for the customer. Of course I got a robot reply that gave me instructions on how to recover my account. You would think it's just small services that do it but this lady had signed up for her company's phone contract with AT&T with my email address. She bought a ton of hockey equipment for who I assume is her son, since she also signed up for the hockey league's mailing list with my email as well. Years later I got emails from her attorney asking for confirmation of dissolving her LLC or whatever after bankruptcy or something like that. I bet she thinks email is horribly unreliable because she probably never gets messages for services she signed up for. This has been going on for a decade now. I just checked today and I got some new stuff related to her upcoming stay at a Bed and Breakfast. Still can't believe a company will let you use an email address as your primary user identifier and not do any validation of it at all, ESPECIALLY if they store your credit card information and let you order without confirmation. IIRC, the flower delivery company even listed the entire credit card # in the payment information, which is insane. duz posted:you are supposed to close the account of anyone who uses your email address, in theory they will eventually learn their email address This did not work. I closed her company's phone account because I panicked when it first happened (did not realize it was someone else, and not that my email account got compromised), and I still get this stuff non-stop.
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mystes posted:If they order flowers, immediately call customer service and ask to change the note to say "From, an idiot who doesn't know what his/her email address is." I'm not touching any of that poo poo anymore. I just set a filter with any email that has her name in the "To" header and mark it as read and archives it.
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:Once I got an invite to a family bbq and I think I did reply all to that and tell them to get their poo poo together and tell the guy to use the right address. or maybe I goatse'd the entire family idk it was a long time ago I made a joke on the little league hockey league mailing list and the president of the company threatened me with calling the police. This was long ago as well.
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probably shouldn’t be running life supporting tech on a non real-time OS, anyways
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nah, i don't think windows should be used for anything that someones life depends on at all.
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Vomik posted:it’s not when my stepmother had brain cancer and she had to get surgery, i was shocked by the surgeon who talked us and told us "there's nothing to worry about, nobody dies during brain surgery". he really seemed to trivialize it and it really made me stop thinking of "brain surgery" as some super complex thing. and no, it wasn't dr. nick, either
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no but he looked exactly like todd from scrubs. the surgery went off without a hitch, though. it just wasn't very effective.
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CommieGIR posted:P p p p Powerbook, the only unhackable laptop whew thats a blast from the past
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Jun 27, 2019 15:20
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1password
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code:
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Jun 28, 2019 19:06
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so yeah .cn goes to a chinese only CDN while the .com goes to an aws cloudfront hosted cdn.
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Jun 28, 2019 19:09
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you don't have to do that. you can explicitly bind the container to a specific host ip address, for example 127.0.0.1, instead of 0.0.0.0.
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Jul 2, 2019 22:32
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docker explicitly manipulates the docker iptables chain when you expose a port (so that it can translate to the virtual networking). you can still block a port you just need to make sure your rules are before the docker ones.
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also just make sure to have sensible rules blocking in your FORWARD chain before the ones that forward to DOCKER. you shouldn't be just trusting whatever defaults your distro has set for its iptables configuration anyways.
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it's amazing how bad android is
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Jul 8, 2019 20:53
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ymgve posted:but why the gently caress do apps have access to the list of visible APs we actually use the functionality in an embedded system based on android, but it's an explicit permission the application has to request. i think the problem is that the android permissions are far too fine grained, which is good for developers who are TRYING to request the bare minimum, but bad for users since it's hard to understand. google should come up with some system that takes all the permission requests of an application and builds a human-readable list that groups together related permissions in an easy to read format.
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they are the same ones who blindly skip through UAC dialogs or sudo dialogs. eventually you just gotta blame the people making GBS threads their own pants
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CommieGIR posted:Not yet! but why
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duz posted:death to prank culture death to all culture
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infernal machines posted:uh, nazi punks have been a thing for ages nazis first came around in the late 2000s didnt you know?
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Jul 10, 2019 04:59
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gently caress but i already painted my face...
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its amazing that Linus still has control over the kernel even though so many gigantic corporations depend on it's existence. i'm shocked nobody has tried to wrestle it away from him.
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javascript was a mistake and node is very bad. i do like the fact that it constantly owns idiots and fucks over people too dumb to realize that hey, maybe the fact that you don't know what your doing is a clear indicator that your project shouldnt be pushed out into the wild
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Jul 18, 2019 23:51
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Potato Salad posted:ABC: Always Bcrypt Credentials
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i enforce 32 character minimum passwords on all our poo poo and everyone hates it but gently caress 'em
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Potato Salad posted:I guess your peers haven't learned about password managers by TYOOL 2019 oh we enforce it (we have 1password teams subscription) but still they get frustrated for whatever reason.
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our company is small enough that poo poo like that doesn't happen. everyone is afraid of the horrible berating they would take from me if there's even the slightest hint of a security issue.
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we have no HR dept at my company.
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i usually work the situation like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x5dJb2YG7vU instead of cover sheets though it's things like keeping using appropriate ssl ciphers
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what could go wrong? US attorney general William Barr says Americans should accept security risks of encryption backdoors https://techcrunch.com/2019/07/23/william-barr-consumers-security-risks-backdoors/ quote:He suggested that the “residual risk of vulnerability resulting from incorporating a lawful access mechanism is materially greater than those already in the unmodified product.”
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if they really mean backdoor in the encryption and not the app, then the minute the government says "you HAVE to use encryption scheme/cipher X", everybody and their brother is going to be going over it with a fine-toothed comb to figure out what the exploit is.
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