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by 0xfffff 7y ago
Yeah, one of the last companies I worked for (pretty well known one in SV) enabled SSH on all Macs, and they used a default password...
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by 0xfffff 7y ago
This is cool! What about availability on phones/tablets? Can Elektron apps be easily ported?
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by 0xfffff 7y ago
Yeah, recently Project 0 did a few odd things... first the dramatic iPhone stunt, then more of silence post about Android kernel 0 day still today actively used to exploit Pixel phones... Now more Windows bashing - I know they try to be ind
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by 0xfffff 7y ago
Exactly, welcome back the good old Internet Explorer days!
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by 0xfffff 7y ago
love it!
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by 0xfffff 7y ago
Yeah, last 20 years were rapid growth. Places like Pudong didn't really exist just 20 years ago... hard to believe now.
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by 0xfffff 7y ago
At least we know that Google doesn't get it right either.
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by 0xfffff 8y ago
Yeah, that's not unusual.
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by 0xfffff 8y ago
Isn't that exactly what A/B testing is? I'd say lack of consent is the unethical part of it.
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by 0xfffff 8y ago
Hopefully the EU sues them - this is unacceptable. Facebook should have never been allowed to buy out its core competition.
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by 0xfffff 8y ago
I uninstalled all Facebook appps but WhatsApp so far - but with recent happenings and announcements around WhatsApp, it needs to go too. Its a bummer, since i always liked it a lot.
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by 0xfffff 8y ago
did you read the article? thats even addressed
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by 0xfffff 8y ago
not stupid, just good critical thinking. most people are too naive when using facebook as the past shows.
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by 0xfffff 8y ago
Its interesting that they can just get away with this so easily and make it the consumers problem. im also wondering how often consumers dont know nor realize they bought something counterfeit.
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by 0xfffff 8y ago
Wasn't DocumentDB the old name of Azure Cosmos DB? just marketing wise this seems like a bad choice for a name.
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by 0xfffff 8y ago
Neat idea. That's why u2fa is so important!
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by 0xfffff 8y ago
Saw this. Also was discussed at 35C3: https://c3lt.de/35c3/talk/CK3DWH/
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35C3 Lightning Talk: Pivot to the Cloud Using Pass the Cookie(c3lt.de)
3 points by 0xfffff 8y ago|0 comments
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by 0xfffff 8y ago
Correct, it doesn't. If you grab that cookie and then pass the cookie from somewhere else it will work. Section 7.2.3 talks about cookie theft.
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by 0xfffff 8y ago
Microsoft seems to struggle the least at the moment amongst the tech giants.
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by 0xfffff 8y ago
Imagine that interview... Google Guy: can you please take off your shirt? Candidate: aeh... why? Google Guy: Oh, I just want to give you a backrub. Candidate: thats a bit strange... Google Guy: No worries, its just to see if we get along we
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by 0xfffff 8y ago
Amazing how this is a common and recurring pattern at Google without much consquences - some of these folks had repeated violations!
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by 0xfffff 8y ago
I had the same thought - he seems to have indulged in the data quite a bit to come up with such a thourough analysis.
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by 0xfffff 8y ago
Wow, time flies. I still remember installing version 6.0 like 20 years ago or so for the first time. The client tools, like Enterprise Manager, were much better then, faster, more slick.
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by 0xfffff 8y ago
That's just called a hash chain, Bitcoin I believe just calls it a chain of hashes. The block data structure incl. salt and POW is what is so unique about Bitcoin.
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by 0xfffff 8y ago
Just a hash chain, pretty sure one can find much older ones. some old checksums might do that too. When someone says blockchain, in my book (and this might differ from others) - its about the consensus algorithm used to prevent tampering, l
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by 0xfffff 8y ago
Epic Games provided the following comment from CEO Tim Sweeney: "Epic genuinely appreciated Google's effort to perform an in-depth security audit [...] However, it was irresponsible of Google to publicly disclose the technical det
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by 0xfffff 8y ago
Not surprising unfortunatley. That's the result of market dominance, a company can just act as they please. Chrome has become like IE in some ways (and the arguments of defenders are the similarly the same that Microsoft supporters had
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by 0xfffff 8y ago
Surprised not more people mentioned or recalled this, its perfect for phishing. one click, thats it.
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Project Cryptbook: Online Social Networks and Privacy (2011)(github.com)
4 points by 0xfffff 8y ago|2 comments

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