Kikawala

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   by Kikawala 7y ago

   I add sour cream (much better than milk IMO), but have never added water.
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   by Kikawala 7y ago

   Project Zero is not limited to their competitors. They've discovered several in Google products. https://bugs.chromium.org/p/project-zero/issues/list?can=1&q...
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   by Kikawala 7y ago

   Radius. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valeriepieris_circle
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   by Kikawala 7y ago

   This Vice article is confusing because of the interchanging use of Charging device and Charging cable. So what is it, the cable or the wall wart that has to be standardized?
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   by Kikawala 7y ago

   The take home for the owner of 3 CFAs in College Station, TX is $1.1m
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   by Kikawala 7y ago

   He gave a pretty big hint on how to find the company. "On the 24th of October, an article was posted on Tweakers (a Dutch tech website) showing off a newly released service to securely request files from someone through the web."
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   by Kikawala 7y ago

   Houzz[1] as of version 19.10.2 uses Sign in with Apple. [1] https://apps.apple.com/us/app/houzz-home-design-remodel/id39...
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   by Kikawala 8y ago

   As a shell emulator: https://redditshell.com/
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   by Kikawala 8y ago

   Trying to get pizza from Papa John's?
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    by Kikawala 8y ago

    https://livestreamfails.com/post/27783 Video cuts out before it starts, but you can hear the gun shots. You can also see the laser presumably from the gun.
11. 71.▲
    by Kikawala 9y ago

    Take a look at the "Digital signature lifecycle table" here: https://www.sysadmins.lv/blog-en/digital-signatures.aspx
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    by Kikawala 9y ago

    By adding a timestamp to digital signatures, trust conditions are changed to the following list: * data is not tampered * signing certificate was time valid at signing time: signing time is within signing cert's validity * Neither ce
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    by Kikawala 9y ago

    Remember folks, if code signing, countersign with a timestamping service[1] so when your code signing cert expires, your older signed code will still work. [1] https://search.thawte.com/support/ssl-digital-certificates&#
14. 74.▲
    by Kikawala 9y ago

    Ah yes, when you say one thing but mean your mother.
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    by Kikawala 9y ago

    Not just simple text, it's UTF-8. Rendering these UTF-8 "text bombs" seems to DoS several applications. This particular one crashes the messages app in iOS, crashes the tab in Chrome, and locks up FireFox. It also crashes sev
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    by Kikawala 9y ago

    I tried to repeat the test in FF and you're right, it does not lock it up, but once I click in the black area of the page, it becomes unresponsive.
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    by Kikawala 9y ago

    https://mega.nz/#!X4piUYwA!zXH1vCliaO00V2v2554vegCnXzQ69jdAX... 11.7MB HTML file. It crashes the tab in Chrome 65.0.3324.2 64-bit and locks up Firefox 58.0 64-bit on Windows for me.
18. 78.▲
    by Kikawala 9y ago

    The password was promptly changed to "Warningpoint3"
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    by Kikawala 9y ago

    Meltdown affects Intel chips, Spectre affects Intel, AMD, and ARM chips.
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    by Kikawala 9y ago

    I dabble in netsec, but not in it. My job requires me to work with our netsec team so I prefer to be familiar about the subject matter. I usually lurk on /r/netsec and they have a good resource on their wiki[1] on getting started
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    by Kikawala 9y ago

    More details as well as how to trigger the bug and what devices have been tested against it: http://boosterok.com/blog/broadpwn/ We will know a lot more after @nitayart presents at BlackHat.
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    by Kikawala 9y ago

    Vulnerable by default? If a device is listening to UPnP on the WAN interface, the fault is not on UPnP but on whoever configured it to be open on the WAN. IMO, all of these zeroconf protocols should be limited to responding back only to the
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    by Kikawala 10y ago

    I don't know of an environment variable to enable that with OpenSSL, but there is one for NSS. For recent versions it has to be enabled at compile time, but it's enabled for the official Firefox binaries. https://develo
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    by Kikawala 10y ago

    Most yubikeys = only the Neo
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    by Kikawala 10y ago

    I used perfmon and procmon and saw the Spotify process was writing to a file in my temp folder named etilqs_{random string}. The first part of the name is SQLite in reverse. This was on Windows. I also noticed three other etilqs files but t
26. 86.▲
    by Kikawala 10y ago

    constantly updating the sqlite temp file.
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    by Kikawala 10y ago

    I've been using TripCase[1] and just gave this a try. It picked up my flight information, but not my hotel or GroundLink confirmation emails. All of those emails were in my gmail account. In the case of TripCase, I have to forward a
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    by Kikawala 10y ago

    Working alternative link with PDF here: https://www.iacr.org/museum/shannon45.html
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    by Kikawala 11y ago

    Author links the Excel file in this reddit thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/Xcom/comments/3umiec/i_made_an_xcom...
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    by Kikawala 11y ago

    There is a list of entries to put in your hosts files to block all of the known data telemetry hosts here: http://paste2.org/A1sv86VF source: https://www.reddit.com/r/Windows10/comments/3f38ed