MattSteelblade

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by MattSteelblade 6y ago
As a user, I recommend using Decentraleyes for Firefox[1] and Chrome[2]. [1] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/decentraleyes... [2] https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail
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by MattSteelblade 6y ago
According to their whitelist[1], cdnjs.com, dropbox.com, glowing-bear.org, minigames.mail.ru, report-uri.io, scotthelme.co.uk, securityheaders.io, stefansundin.github.io, udacity.com, yadi.sk, and yourvotematters.co.uk are known to have iss
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by MattSteelblade 6y ago
I've used Decentraleyes for a while now and it works great. I would actually like to see it—or more specifically, the idea—integrated into browsers. It would improve privacy, (potentially) security, and speed at the cost of disk space.
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by MattSteelblade 6y ago
Paw Patrol has not been canceled https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/did-paw-patrol-get-cancele...
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by MattSteelblade 6y ago
Neither this article nor the previous one ( https://www.cnn.com/2020/04/24/tech/nintendo-accounts-hacked... ) mention how this breach took place, but I'm guessing it's reasonable to assume that t
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by MattSteelblade 6y ago
It should be noted in the title that this piece is from 2015.
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by MattSteelblade 6y ago
From my understanding, it only works in Firefox and not Chrome though as an FYI.
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by MattSteelblade 6y ago
I think it's worth pointing out the conclusion in their abstract and what the authors are trying to accomplish: "...we suggest that prospective, randomized controlled studies of VDI in COVID-19 patients are warranted."
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by MattSteelblade 6y ago
That was trivial to disprove https://i.imgur.com/tfL5u0i.png
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by MattSteelblade 7y ago
Confirmed. I've used it
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by MattSteelblade 7y ago
Is there a link to the study?
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by MattSteelblade 7y ago
I agree that the article implies a state actor, but it also says "There was no target discrimination." I think they don't know who was infected.
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by MattSteelblade 7y ago
Random dictionary words would solve that issue.
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by MattSteelblade 7y ago
I'm not getting a 404 error
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by MattSteelblade 7y ago
The bug report https://bugs.chromium.org/p/project-zero/issues/detail?id=18...
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by MattSteelblade 7y ago
Estimating based on the time counter.
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by MattSteelblade 7y ago
Sampling rate isn't high enough is what I'd imagine, even at 4 trillion FPS.
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by MattSteelblade 7y ago
I'm blown away by this. If I'm understanding this correctly, this picture[1] is light traveling for a distance of about 3/8ths of an inch. [1] https://media.nature.com/w800/magazine-assets/d41586-019
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by MattSteelblade 7y ago
In case you're not aware, it's in reference to a famous quote by Joe Kennedy, "You know it's time to sell when shoeshine boys give you stock tips. This bull market is over." As the story goes, less than a year befor
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by MattSteelblade 8y ago
A "5 line diff" is absolutely enough code to add something malicious.
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by MattSteelblade 8y ago
From the article, "Over the past few weeks, we have managed to confirm with a number of AMD’s ecosystem partners that our theory is not only valid, but it is indeed what we will see." Essentially, there is significant evidence tha
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by MattSteelblade 8y ago
I agree. I would absolutely love tab to search in Firefox. The bookmark keyword is inferior
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by MattSteelblade 8y ago
So far the two parent comments are quite negative, which surprises me. I understand the anti-Google sentiment, but Project Zero has been a much needed booster to the security of the public and it has born fruit. The fact that an iOS vulnera
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by MattSteelblade 8y ago
Oh, I am aware ;)
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by MattSteelblade 8y ago
My father is J.R.R. Tolkien nut and my family would have parties to celebrate Bilbo's birthday (September 22). The meals would slightly vary each year, but kept with the hobbit theme. We usually had bean soup, "a mighty dish of mu
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by MattSteelblade 8y ago
That's actually how Japanese bees defend themselves. European bees do not have this defense as I learned from: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZ1eAM8CChc
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by MattSteelblade 8y ago
From your link, "A booby trap may be defined as any concealed or camouflaged device designed to cause bodily injury..." There is nothing about his project designed to cause any bodily injury. This is a very important detail.
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by MattSteelblade 8y ago
An interesting video on free ports https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vsA_L1t4vXY
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by MattSteelblade 8y ago
That 192.168.0.X address in an IPv4 private address. I'm assuming your phone is connected to Wi-Fi.
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by MattSteelblade 8y ago
I thought Titan was Google's FIDO 2FA devices, like a Yubikey.

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