Maxion

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   by Maxion 8y ago

   Magnetic strips are found on virtually all credit cards, even on EMV cards.
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   by Maxion 8y ago

   I work in fraud prevention. While it's not yet a typical attack, it is does happen regularly. Usually the attack is done against an individual who is known to have significant crypto assets and is using Gmail. By default if you enable
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   by Maxion 8y ago

   I listened to the same episode. The interrobang seems oddly useful, strange that it hasn't caught on more.
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   by Maxion 8y ago

   Telegram was down too just half an hour before slack. Dunno if they run on aws?
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   by Maxion 8y ago

   This, it feels like an awful waste to dump the heat straight into the ocean. District heating networks are a very efficient way to heat up a city, and they can be used as a place to dump excess heat. Further, we've now also got distric
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   by Maxion 8y ago

   The thing is, a tesla crashing while running on autopilot is more newsworthy than a tesla crashing while being driven. We should not let anecdotal evidence drive our fears.
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   by Maxion 8y ago

   But that's not actual data on crashes. What op is suggesting is that crashes per mile driven is a more relevant statistic. Obviously self driving cars will be involved in accidents, the question is, is it happening more frequently than
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   by Maxion 10y ago

   Yep, I've witnessed telco's being social engineered to forward numbers for attackers to intercept SMS messages.