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Who Cares about the Baltic Jammer? Terrestrial Navigation in Baltic Sea Region [video](media.ccc.de)
16 points by Fnoord 10mo ago|1 comments
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by Fnoord 10mo ago
That reminds me of unixsex.com [1] (NSFW). "I'll do you right next to the Cisco!" Hope you had a great time on the Cray-1! [1] https://web.archive.org/web/19990422184726/http://www.unixse..
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by Fnoord 10mo ago
"Rules for thee but not for me."
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by Fnoord 10mo ago
Yeah. This is like waiting 90 days before releasing a full disclosure on a vulnerability, and then complaining you could have contacted us and given us time, we only had 90 days now. Gaslighting 101. Those 90 days gives all those with a lot
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by Fnoord 10mo ago
Now, I could say a lot of things Russia is known for, but not for their rich hacker culture, lest it to be mentioned in the same context as USA. Russia simply isn't known for their large hacker culture; Europe is (since I want to inclu
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by Fnoord 10mo ago
Politics is a game too. With far less fun rules, unfortunately.
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by Fnoord 10mo ago
> using secure technologies, firewalls and privacy to defend against infections on their electronics Why not use secure technologies, firewalls and privacy to defend against infections in general? Isn't it also clear who benefits fr
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by Fnoord 10mo ago
Having any hacker conference in the USA is a political choice, because it deters any non-US citizen from entry. The bars to enter the USA are high, including the coercion to hand over your accounts from social media.
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by Fnoord 10mo ago
Yep, bingo: $ uvx --from x-ray xray " https://www.justice.gov/multimedia/Court%20Records/Matter%20... "
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by Fnoord 10mo ago
This book [1] from 2011 by Kevin Poulsen about the carder Max Butler (alias Iceman). Runners would use his copied CCs (which he acquired via cracking into conputers) to buy gift cards in physical stores. Nowadays we got CVV (CVC). [1] http
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by Fnoord 10mo ago
mitmproxy isn't the gold standard; it is Burp Suite, sadly. Burp Suite uses a subscription model. Charles a model like Sublime Text: you buy it and get to keep the version forever, major upgrades available for a discount. I had to chuc
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The SR-71 Blackbird crew that 'gave the birdie' to a Mirage pilot(theaviationgeekclub.com)
5 points by Fnoord 10mo ago|0 comments
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by Fnoord 10mo ago
Maybe they should quit their presence in the Bay Area. The rent is insanely high. Not just of an office, also the workers. Besides, freedom of speech, liberty, DEI are each under pressure in USA. Mozilla is very much welcome here in Europe
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by Fnoord 10mo ago
I remember this being discussed at Slashdot, with the author replying, back in the days. Predecessor of Reddit AMA, it was probably just called Q&A.
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by Fnoord 10mo ago
Not sure BeOS source was ever released (YellowTab never had the source code IIRC), but several Windows versions were leaked. I wonder if LLMs picked those up, therefore being poisoned, as well as the legal result (is it clearroom enough?) W
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by Fnoord 10mo ago
Hmm, from EU PoV, given many other EU countries rely on it, I believe NL is a reasonable host, but other EU countries could be as well. I'm no expert on that subject, just following Hubert's assessment that it falls in their M.O.
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by Fnoord 10mo ago
Listen, I am Dutch. I am loyal to the Dutch government, Dutch society, and therein lie my interests. This is also my potential bias. > Did they ever claim otherwise? They say "Zivver scans the content of every email" prominentl
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by Fnoord 10mo ago
Two anonymous security researchers working at Dutch government found the data is send plaintext [1]. One independent security researcher was able to verify their claim. This should be a concern if the company is owned by Dutch people, but m
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by Fnoord 10mo ago
So astonishing there's a Wikipedia article about the phenomenon [1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weaponization_of_antisemitism
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by Fnoord 10mo ago
Interesting article, but a whataboutism. The geopolitical situation was also very much different 2012-2014.
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by Fnoord 10mo ago
Why are you repeating another comment [1] by a throwaway verbatim, with one line addition? [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46263078
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by Fnoord 10mo ago
I am located in Amsterdam Area, The Netherlands as my IP shows.
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by Fnoord 10mo ago
Typical ad hominem diversion. I listened to the related podcast episode of FTM yesterday evening on Spotify, and today decided to search more information and read the coinciding articles. I have no control about what gets upvoted here, sinc
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by Fnoord 10mo ago
We merely bought the honeypot, Your Honor! We didn't know what we were buying! Perfect cover story /slowclap Secret services use companies as cover all the time. Nothing new there. The conspiracy is that it is a dragnet for the
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by Fnoord 10mo ago
MIT students have different loyalty than to a fascist government like Trump's administration. The political situation in USA is also not like the one in Israel (which country is a direct result of the outcome of WWII and hatred by nazi
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by Fnoord 10mo ago
> Is there any factual basis to this claim Please feel free to translate and read the Dutch version of this article. On the bottom, several security researchers found vulnerabilities in Zivver [1] [1] https://www.ftm.nl/a
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by Fnoord 10mo ago
I mean, of course? This is why I opposed electronic health record ( EPD (elektronisch patiëntendossier)) back in the days. Even then, SSL (TLS) downgrade attack existed and was known to NSA. IIRC EPD was started as opt-in, then opt-out, the
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Europeans' health data sold to US firm run by ex-Israeli spies(ftm.eu)
701 points by Fnoord 10mo ago|418 comments
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by Fnoord 10mo ago
> You want a good, small keyboard? Design it to be attachable. Get one of the BB + USB-C keyboards available.
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by Fnoord 10mo ago
I recommend against GPD, since they're from Hong Kong / China and their warranty is terrible. If you do decide to buy one, the hardware (of the Pocket 2 at least) is OK. Easy to open and such. You can even buy replacement battery.

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