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by 0x0 4y ago
FTDI pushed driver updates that bricked counterfeits... https://www.theregister.com/2016/01/31/ftdi_accused_of_brick...
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Ukraine's Kalush Orchestra Wins Eurovision Song Contest 2022(eurovision.tv)
17 points by 0x0 4y ago|6 comments
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by 0x0 4y ago
Sorry but no, the play store will prevent you from installing old apps on new phones very soon. https://developer.android.com/google/play/requirements/targe...
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by 0x0 5y ago
You'd need appleid accounts to load the gift cards into. I guess it would be tricky to set those up without linking phone numbers / apple device serials / ip addresses to your scam all the while establishing a reputation and
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by 0x0 5y ago
Also worth noting is the VPU is "the boss" on a raspi device and is responsible for bringing up the arm CPU. Without functioning VPU firmware, the arm CPU that linux runs on doesn't even start. Even if you don't care abo
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by 0x0 5y ago
I wouldn't consider the initial call to starttls to be insecure. It is just a matter of a few static bytes containing an SMTP HELO and the ascii bytes "STARTTLS". This can be used to establish a secure TLS connection without
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by 0x0 5y ago
I wouldn't say STARTTLS is fundamentally flawed. Given a mechanism for declaring a policy of TLS being required, a middlebox downgrade attempt to deny STARTTLS should merely cause the sender to abort the SMTP transaction. This is no di
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by 0x0 5y ago
It keeps the riff-raff away when a new gitlab 0day appears in some obscure public/guestuser visible API
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by 0x0 5y ago
Even if you could find an arbitrary file inside pi, to even describe the offset into pi, you would probably need an even larger file to just store the offset number, in most cases?
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by 0x0 5y ago
Scarily elegant.
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Re: Zlib memory corruption on deflate(openwall.com)
53 points by 0x0 5y ago|13 comments
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by 0x0 5y ago
Nobody runs more than one X server. And the X server isn't involved with other localhost services.
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by 0x0 5y ago
This is super cool! Quick question though. Why go through all the hassle with the custom udev rule and dialout group if you are just using sudo to run the script after all?
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by 0x0 5y ago
It's a shame to see them price themselves out of several markets. In the "agency" model of work, there will be many users that very rarely connect, while there is a much smaller core group of active developers. Impossible to
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Styled-components npmjs postinstall malware(github.com)
1 points by 0x0 5y ago|1 comments
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by 0x0 5y ago
Doesn't help you much if you stored an UTC for a future meeting, then the TZ rules change, and then you show up an hour late.
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by 0x0 5y ago
Since macOS does not have /dev/full, I think what is actually happening here is your bash shell fails to create a file named "full" in "/dev" and so the bash shell exits with an error; this has nothing to
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by 0x0 5y ago
So an M1 max is not... max anymore (>_<)
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by 0x0 5y ago
I think for that case you need a valid mac serial number, too. I think virtualized macOS does not support iMessage either (although googling seems to suggest that you might be able to get it working by copying a valid mac serial number from
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by 0x0 5y ago
I think you need a valid iPhone serial number to activate iMessage?
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by 0x0 5y ago
Yeah I don't see "MacBookPro18,2" there despite the landing page claiming this OS will work on devices I already own.
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by 0x0 5y ago
Modern ssh clients support adding a "SetEnv" in .ssh/config, might work for overriding TERM as well
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by 0x0 5y ago
This is maybe what UTM uses in the latest releases to virtualize macOS on ARM64? Works very well for me so far. https://github.com/utmapp/UTM/releases
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by 0x0 5y ago
Should probably be "tel:+1...."
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by 0x0 5y ago
Not if you are working with timestamps in the future, no. Someone may want a meeting to happen when the wall clock displays 4pm at some day in the future, no matter what unknown time zone rule changes will be introduced in the meantime. In
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by 0x0 5y ago
I always wondered if COM+, the new version of COM, was originally going to be named COM2 ... until somebody tried to create a new visual studio project in a directory named COM2...
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by 0x0 5y ago
Sure, but if the BTC prices rise enough then it is in every transaction recipient's benefit that the network is mining even if there aren't any new coins minted, to avoid a "51% attack" / double spend attack.
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by 0x0 5y ago
I guess if the price of BTC goes up, then it makes it more "worth it" to throw more energy at mounting a double-spend attack, and therefore the energy needed to protect the network against such an attack also goes up?
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by 0x0 5y ago
Would anyone who installed the backdoored ImageGlass application be able to hit up the author with a GPL request for the backdoor spider dlls? They seem to be binary-only, probably from that spider dot com backdoor SDK. Would it get the Ima
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by 0x0 5y ago
Doesn't help if you're just terminating the springboard over and over, basically bootlooping the device

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