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Google Chrome to Distrust Chunghwa Telecom, Netlock Certificates in August(bleepingcomputer.com)
2 points by Harvesterify 1y ago|0 comments
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TorrentFreak is wrong about Google DNS notification(write.as)
58 points by Harvesterify 1y ago|9 comments
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by Harvesterify 1y ago
This is incredibly cool!
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How the US defense secretary circumvents official DoD communications equipment(electrospaces.net)
472 points by Harvesterify 1y ago|433 comments
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Google adds Android Auto-reboot to block forensic data extractions(bleepingcomputer.com)
1 points by Harvesterify 1y ago|0 comments
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by Harvesterify 1y ago
The initial report was denied though: https://x.com/lorenzofb/status/1911829523659653137
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by Harvesterify 2y ago
Did you read the OP link ? They go in far more details than just presenting what they did with AI, and they actually found several exploitable vulnerabilities, not just with AI, but with other techniques such as code analyzing or fuzzing. A
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by Harvesterify 2y ago
This is related to Trusted Computing on ARM platforms, i.e. what is cited related to Distributed Confidential Computing. https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromiumos/third_party/arm...
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Interesting Topics from the NSA's 2009 Presidential Transition Book(electrospaces.net)
3 points by Harvesterify 2y ago|0 comments
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How Estonia Found Itself on the Front Lines of GNSS Interference in Europe(interactive.satellitetoday.com)
1 points by Harvesterify 2y ago|0 comments
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Vega C Returns to Flight Deploying Sentinel-1C(europeanspaceflight.com)
3 points by Harvesterify 2y ago|0 comments
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Windows 11 Security Book [pdf](query.prod.cms.rt.microsoft.com)
6 points by Harvesterify 2y ago|0 comments
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Microsoft's guidance to help mitigate Kerberoasting(microsoft.com)
1 points by Harvesterify 2y ago|0 comments
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by Harvesterify 2y ago
Posted right at the time of the release of the Renault 5, sold with the default color Iconic Yellow, and available in Green Pop (also very flashy)... :)
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by Harvesterify 3y ago
Read it the same way.
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by Harvesterify 4y ago
"Probably" ! You did that on purpose, right ? :)
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IEEE retracts 400 papers at once for violations of peer-review process policies(retractionwatch.com)
20 points by Harvesterify 4y ago|1 comments
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by Harvesterify 4y ago
I'm guessing Intel Boot Guard is enabled and provisionned with Dell keys, but it's just a guess.
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by Harvesterify 4y ago
Without more infos on the initial infection vector, it's difficult to assess the impact of those mitigations (Secure Boot, Secure Launch and Trusted Boot). Qutoing from the report: "Looking at the various firmware images we were a
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by Harvesterify 4y ago
For now (and I haven't seen an annoucement of a coming change about it), only trustlets signed by Microsoft can be executed in the VSM (Virtual Secure Mode), so you won't be able to write a malware or a rootkit that leverages it t
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by Harvesterify 4y ago
You can use the Dell Trusted Agent to to do just that: https://www.dell.com/support/kbdoc/en-us/000126098/what-is-d...
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CosmicStrand: The discovery of a sophisticated UEFI firmware rootkit(securelist.com)
251 points by Harvesterify 4y ago|117 comments
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by Harvesterify 4y ago
But in that case, you will not benefit of DoH3, it's limited to Cloudflare and Google servers right now.
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by Harvesterify 4y ago
Apparently it is not possible for the moment to specify a custom suffix to the complete URL of a DoH server (for example, with a AdGuard server, I cannot append a client identifier such as dns.contoso.com/dns-query/my-client, whil
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by Harvesterify 4y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32023868
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Responsible stewardship of the UEFI Secure Boot ecosystem(mjg59.dreamwidth.org)
383 points by Harvesterify 4y ago|276 comments
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by Harvesterify 5y ago
You could, but the biggest benefit of staged builds (IMHO) is that you can use a heavy base image for the build process (classic Ubuntu for example, where it's easy to add repositories and install dependencies), and a very small image
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by Harvesterify 5y ago
But they do: "Salutation, trigraph, timestamp, authentication, and then a series of letters comprising the coded message."
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by Harvesterify 5y ago
Your first statement is clearly wrong, or at least you should define what you call "lot of latency". Third generation nuclear reactors in France do load following all year round, with great success: https://en.wikipedia
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by Harvesterify 5y ago
Isn't Intel Bios Guard supposed to protect against this very attack ?

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