Daviey

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Submarine cable map rendered onto a globe(globe.gl)
684 points by Daviey 5y ago|163 comments
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Kaseya urges customers to immediately shutdown servers after ransomware attack(zdnet.com)
1 points by Daviey 5y ago|0 comments
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by Daviey 6y ago
How could a driver mistake the accelerator(gas) with the break? Happens every day. How many air disasters have there been because knobs and dials were mistaken. There's been many revisions on cockpit configuration purely because of
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by Daviey 6y ago
It was me that originally shared he had a Signal account. But I didn't send him a message, because frankly - I had nothing to say to him. I am curious, what did send to him? Also, do you often send messages to people you don't kn
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by Daviey 6y ago
No, nobody has 1-3. It starts at 4,5 & 6 who are the founders: - Mark Zuckerberg is 4: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=4 - Chris Hughes is 5: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=5 - Dus
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by Daviey 6y ago
Somewhat ironically, Mark Zuckerberg (and 2 other FB founders) are in the dataset - along with phone numbers. Hopefully this disaster will be the catalyst for better data privacy controls.
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by Daviey 6y ago
This is super useful if you are in the game of building images, or highly tweeking init systems and/or the kernel. For general consumers, not much value IMHO.
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by Daviey 6y ago
Sort of related, i've always appreciated Postfix error 221 "I can break rules, too. Goodbye." Nobody would normally see this curt attitude as it is hidden in the protocol, but I find it cute. $ nc 127.0.0.1 25 220 loca
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by Daviey 6y ago
This caught me out aswell, when it asked for "recovery key" I assumed it was looking for 12 words, rather than my matrix day-to-day password.
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Userspace Networking Stack and WireGuard and Go(lists.zx2c4.com)
2 points by Daviey 6y ago|0 comments
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by Daviey 6y ago
Quote: What about remote code execution? We’re curious about that as much as you are. Unfortunately, there’s a limited amount of time that we can invest in satisfying our curiosity. We went as far as finding the vulnerable code and trig
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by Daviey 6y ago
No, I know - but the impact is the same. I've also had people abandon domains onto my nameservers and keep renewing them for years, which is similar. They are now a sort of pseudo-controlled domain now.
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by Daviey 6y ago
(sub)domain takeover is one of the more common security issues affecting organisations, and bounty programmes often pay-out for these issues. https://www.hackerone.com/blog/Guide-Subdomain-Takeovers https://
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Arrests in nationwide cyber crackdown – National Crime Agency (UK)(nationalcrimeagency.gov.uk)
2 points by Daviey 6y ago|0 comments
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The “RM -RF *” Story – Insights(secalert.net)
2 points by Daviey 6y ago|0 comments
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Investors in SolarWinds sold millions in stock before Russia breach revealed(washingtonpost.com)
6 points by Daviey 6y ago|0 comments
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Academics turn RAM into Wi-Fi cards to steal data from air-gapped systems(zdnet.com)
45 points by Daviey 6y ago|3 comments
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UK Ministry of Defence: We won't prosecute bug bounty hunters(theregister.com)
2 points by Daviey 6y ago|0 comments
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by Daviey 6y ago
Annoyingly, this article isn't on archive.org and google cache fails to show it either. It is however on Bing's cache. Oddly enough, the publication date is 4th December. Maybe it was published by accident then hidden again?
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by Daviey 6y ago
The subsidies from high-fructose corn syrup etc, may even make the production of fizzy drinks less than water.
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by Daviey 6y ago
Right, but facebook isn't about great technology or user experience, it is about a common watering-hole. Claiming it is a "Facebook replacement" is premature until the adoption issue is solved.
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by Daviey 6y ago
Created an account, none of my friends there. Critical mass is vital.
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by Daviey 6y ago
The cost based on sum-of-parts, does seem to be unreasonable... but few products are measured based on their ingredients alone. Having been involved in the FIPS-140 certification process I know first hand it is both slow and expensive. It i
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by Daviey 6y ago
The never having to think about it, in this context is don't use them. A significant amount of government and businesses have blanket bans on USB pendrives and disable USB mass-storage in the mobile devices themselves. Making solution
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by Daviey 6y ago
The tour of the modern Lloyd building is an activity I would quite recommend, but it is quite difficult to be eligible: https://www.lloyds.com/about-lloyds/uk-building-services/our...
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by Daviey 6y ago
Yeees. I used to work for Diebold on ATM's, and we had some research that proved that: - people want to take out money from the machine - once they have their money, the activity is complete We found that if we provided the c
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by Daviey 6y ago
In the UK, you can't "latch" it on - for flow, you need to hold the handle down constantly. This means that you are unlikely to drive off with the dispenser still in the car as there is no benefit to the driver to leave it i
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AuthaGraph Map, the Most Accurate Map, Wins Prestigious Design Award(allthatsinteresting.com)
2 points by Daviey 6y ago|1 comments
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by Daviey 6y ago
https://github.com/torvalds/linux/search?q=perl
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by Daviey 6y ago
The app is said to be secure and privacy preserving, so is it both secure and privacy preserving? If it is, why aren't the police routinely installing it? If the reason is that due to coming into contact with lots of people would skew

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