Anunayj

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   by Anunayj 5y ago

   Another would be sharing a encrypted file using password-based key derivation scheme over a unsecure channel. This could mean even if you use a client side password encrypted (Think Matrix, Bitwarden) with a supposedly "strong" pa
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   by Anunayj 5y ago

   Haha well yup.
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   by Anunayj 5y ago

   yes and no, Scihub relies on logins for retrieving new research papers, which would be hard to get more of. Though you can contribute by making a copy of part of libgen archives and seed it, if someday libgen goes down. [1] https:/&#
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   by Anunayj 5y ago

   ouch.
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   by Anunayj 5y ago

   Yup!, the browser is such a great environment. It's sandboxed to death, easy to use/install, and cross compatible. (Can use any Modern Browser/OS combo). I'd rather play games in my browser than install a native app that
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   by Anunayj 5y ago

   I remember seeing a similar attack on iphones before. What I understood was it cutoff the power to the device before the TPM could log a passcode attempt. This [1] seems to be similar to what I remember. [1] https://techcrunch.
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   by Anunayj 5y ago

   DNS injection can be relatively easily bypassed by using DNS over HTTPS/TLS. ISPs usually block websites by terminating the connection on seeing a blacklisted SNI which is part of the TLS handshake (So the server can respond with the
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   by Anunayj 5y ago

   For someone looking for something like this, Id recommend taking a look at Microsoft math solver built into edge [1]. That's the closest I found to something that actually works, and recognizes my (disaster of a) handwriting first try.
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   by Anunayj 5y ago

   if one backup is no backup, a backup on a old cracked phone is a backup with a timebomb.
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    by Anunayj 5y ago

    there is a Open issue from 2017 about pressure sensitivity [1] but seems like the author does not plan to actively maintain the project. Honestly I'll play around a little to see if can quickly add that functionality. [1] https:/
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    by Anunayj 5y ago

    you're much likely behind a CGNAT on a ipv4 connection. I had such a situation once (using mobile) and it was horrible, popular websites won't let me register and all.
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    by Anunayj 5y ago

    Ha, isn't the BTC transaction fees itself ~$25 nowdays? Oh i guess one could use the lightening network.
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    by Anunayj 5y ago

    I think this would be quite nice is firmware is small enough, or you have already extracted the necessary parts to be examined. Though having a editor with graph view and then just printing out few parts seems good enough to me
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    by Anunayj 5y ago

    I agree. This is a sorry situation to see, and neither of parties seem correct here. $18k is seems a little lowballing for a vulnerability that does actually work on a subset of iCloud accounts. and provides a method to bypass 2FA. At the s
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    Show HN: Bot to automatically schedule Vaccination appointments in India(github.com)

    1 points by Anunayj 5y ago|0 comments
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    by Anunayj 6y ago

    this man plays KSP.
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    by Anunayj 6y ago

    Encrypting all sensitive information that gets stored with a public key received from server. That saves bandwidth compared to cookies, any rouge plugins/javascript won't be able to decrypt the data. (and the client too won&#x27
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    by Anunayj 6y ago

    I get hosting companies have always had problems with abusers. The problem is, they banned me even before I did anything , and provided no recourse on opening a support ticket. They just ended with "this ban will not be reconsidered&q
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    by Anunayj 6y ago

    In that case, the website can just do a get request when I click on the app. That should take like <200ms and won't even be noticable imo. The notification is only there for the use of Push API.
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    by Anunayj 6y ago

    Also if you are a DE user check out https://gnunn1.github.io/tilix-web/ I use this instead of tmux, it allows me to split panes GUIy.
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    by Anunayj 6y ago

    I think zerotier does UPnP too (read somewhere), though I could not get zerotier to work reliably with 2 NATs. I'll try this and tell if I see any success with this.
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    by Anunayj 6y ago

    zerotier runs into problems when two NATs are involved, this claims to not have any problems with that?
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    by Anunayj 6y ago

    cloudflare does good enough for me, They have privacy protection on by default and the their CDN services prevents the exposure of IP address. Cloudflare is not gonna be a good choice if you plan to host anything risky though. Another reas
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    by Anunayj 6y ago

    Actually its better, Chrome just displays a silent notification that says "this website just updated in background". I personally would rather know that a app did something behind my back. But I can see some users getting the wron
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    by Anunayj 6y ago

    and using a website takes seconds, for a app I need to consider downloading it, giving it permissions to do stuff/track me only to be disappointed half the time.
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    by Anunayj 6y ago

    Don't even get me started about Linode, Terminated my account for "exhibited patterns associated with fraudulent behavior". (Without even notifying me) When I had not even created a single linode, and had made the account a d
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    by Anunayj 6y ago

    one backup is no backup. offsite backups FTW
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    by Anunayj 6y ago

    Also i'd like to mention https://github.com/dfd-tud/deda
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    by Anunayj 6y ago

    and harder to implement with next to no benefits, a person aware of existence of such tracking dots will try to circumvent/reverse engineer it. https://github.com/dfd-tud/deda
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    by Anunayj 6y ago

    > Due to a lack of options for putting signing pubkeys into DNS or something like that Yes and there is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DNS-based_Authentication_of_Na... for that! We just need community to adopt it,