JackGreyhat

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by JackGreyhat 4y ago
It's the hands...it's all you get to see with duckduckgo. The hands are nasty...
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by JackGreyhat 4y ago
With a reverse proxy. You can reverse proxy any HSTS website, and feed it to any client over plain http
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by JackGreyhat 4y ago
I still keep it blocked for his reason: https://socfortress.medium.com/data-exfiltration-using-icmp-...
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by JackGreyhat 4y ago
Not in the EU. Banks tend to not allow you to do that
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by JackGreyhat 4y ago
I'm trying to grasp what you are explaining here. Is this another fingerprinting method?
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by JackGreyhat 4y ago
Tasker...
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by JackGreyhat 4y ago
Do you like your monitor? I've been wanting to buy it, but I've been reading mixed things about text clarity or sharpness. What's your experience?
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by JackGreyhat 4y ago
I've been wanting to buy a 49inch curved to avoid neck pain...do you recommend against it? I wanted to buy this one: https://www.samsung.com/ca/monitors/gaming/odyssey-neo-g9-g9...
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by JackGreyhat 4y ago
If im not mistaken, yt serves ads from its first party domain, making it hard to block from a dns perspective. Blockers such as uBlock do it by blocking elements or code, not dns lookups.
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by JackGreyhat 4y ago
Well, the speed. You plug the usb in, unplug it 5 seconds later, and you walk away from a backdoored system talking to your C2 server.
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by JackGreyhat 4y ago
The paid version of Windows Defender can do it: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/security/defe...
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by JackGreyhat 4y ago
It should be common practise to run your every day computer life from a "normal", non-privileged user account. This way, automating UAC confirmations are impossible, given that alternative credentials have to be entered for the UA
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by JackGreyhat 4y ago
Can IME decrypt network traffic if tails runs inside a VM?
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by JackGreyhat 4y ago
You are assuming that a person who is cautious about privacy, uses facebook. Unlikely. However, I have been in that alley. I renamed my facebook account yearly, until it got blocked indeed. But then again, there are some great ID .psd templ
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by JackGreyhat 5y ago
It suggests they have the same father
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by JackGreyhat 5y ago
Try sidebery. I used to use treestyletab, but sidebery feels more modern. Its also easier to tweak with css :)
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by JackGreyhat 5y ago
I think youtube serves ads from its own domain, as a first party. This makes it harder for a pihole to block. Ublock does it differently, looking at elements etc...a pihole just tries to block dns requests to ad domains, not looking at code
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by JackGreyhat 5y ago
Name one war, that has no religion involved.
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by JackGreyhat 5y ago
Confirmed. Its the "log4j2.formatMsgNoLookups" property. Source: https://logging.apache.org/log4j/2.x/security.html
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by JackGreyhat 5y ago
OnePlus does so too...
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by JackGreyhat 5y ago
Check signal's homepage. At the bottom, it says "Signal, a 501c3 nonprofit". Is that what you mean?
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by JackGreyhat 5y ago
My educated guess: The most common way to get infected is via email.
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by JackGreyhat 5y ago
And it had a sort of "live chat" function. You could see your conversation partner's keystrokes in real-time, including typos and corrections. This has, as far as I know, never been introduced in other chat clients...
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by JackGreyhat 5y ago
Correct. Same as Fortinet: https://betanews.com/2016/01/12/fortinet-firewalls-feature-h...
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by JackGreyhat 5y ago
Speculation as in "whats technically possible".
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by JackGreyhat 5y ago
Does an AV report its findings to local govs?
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by JackGreyhat 5y ago
Same here. Doubles battery life too...
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by JackGreyhat 5y ago
How?
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by JackGreyhat 5y ago
Actaully, I don't think it will remove a barrier for iCloud E2E encryption at all. On the contrary. All it will remove, is the barrier for what we find acceptible for companoes like Apple to implement. I think Apple made a very intrusi
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by JackGreyhat 5y ago
Nearly the same as MagicEarth...I use it all the time.

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