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LogonType10
5y ago
So computers are a bad plan?
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5y ago
>from a European point of view 99% of Europeans haven't been to America and only know what Hollywood movies tell them. The kind of person who thinks you can visit New York City and the Grand Canyon in the same day and have to worry
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Casio F-91W
(en.wikipedia.org)
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LogonType10
5y ago
Can people more or less easily kill themselves while in psych wards?
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LogonType10
5y ago
...who are you?
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5y ago
>However, the interesting bit of Catholicism that lends itself to an organization like the CIA would be the Jesuits, who have been the butt of conspiracy theories since their founding, but also run an old network of elite schools and are
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LogonType10
5y ago
>to say the CIA just "misunderstood" religion is outright disinformation They definitely understood it, and they also understood that the USSR had 45,000 nuclear weapons pointed at your backyard.
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LogonType10
5y ago
On a similar note, check out this PoC I found that steals Matrix credentials: https://github.com/mishushakov/signin-with-matrix
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LogonType10
5y ago
This is like disabling MFA and giving you my google username and password. Actually it's worse than that because Google would probably ask me for an email verification code. Try adding this to a phishing/social engineering framewo
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LogonType10
5y ago
So you're not verifying identity with matrix, you're taking wholesale access to people's accounts? If I wanted to host a phishing page would I need to modify your code at all?
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5y ago
Is this an out of date April Fool's joke? It's just phishing! Click link to third party website, enter matrix creds directly into website, website gets access to your account and can read and send messages.
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LogonType10
5y ago
Civilian deaths caused by Americans is often due to intentional acceptance of collateral fatalities, not due to incorrectly and negligently misidentifying aircraft.
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5y ago
Hopefully the space force gets abolished just as other commenters want so that no one is left to enforce this international law.
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5y ago
Don is Italian gangster, Putin is Russian gangster.
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5y ago
You talk as if the space force was not late to the party. Space was already militarized before the space force was established. Russia, China, and others already have branches separate from army navy and air responsible for the space domain
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LogonType10
5y ago
What were the mistakes?
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LogonType10
5y ago
Thanks for the context.
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LogonType10
5y ago
He lied to the media but told the truth under oath? I'm surprised.
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LogonType10
5y ago
>DoS attacks would still be relatively easy. Local DoS? Can you elaborate on this?
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LogonType10
5y ago
Didn't imply what?
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LogonType10
5y ago
Do you think it's impossible to imply something without saying it ("dog-whistling", if you will)?
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5y ago
Thanks!
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LogonType10
5y ago
That's not what backdoor means.
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5y ago
All I see in San Francisco are three story houses; not a proper subway in sight. People want to have a town house with a lawn in the middle of a city and this is the result.
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5y ago
I don't buy it when news hits that the FBI took down some ransomware gang or seized bitcoin or what have you. I've never heard of a single former FBI hacker, I don't know of anyone who would want to work for them (who wouldn&
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5y ago
If you're in a former USSR state there's nothing they can do to you.
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5y ago
>Also, is it a thing among "hackers" to write with tons of mistakes? Most phishing content isn't made by native English speakers. A lot of it has incorrect grammar/spelling or was just generated by Google Translate.
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5y ago
>Why is it Ok to live in Palo Alto, but it’s wrong to live in Manteca ? Pretty soon ambulance drivers won't afford to live within driving distance of you.
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5y ago
>I would be in favor of massively progressive taxation of large companies Say goodbye to electric cars.
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5y ago
Was the US not better off after WW2?
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