Monotoko

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by Monotoko 11y ago
I haven't heard it used in the "wild" yet, and it's not a MITM attack. Just shows how useless this verification method is - if you're hitting a PHP built site - a relatively simple hack would be to find a PHP page t
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by Monotoko 12y ago
I'd love to see an article from the crackers in question, Paradox, that talks about how they bypassed the protection. I am aware this is from 2001, and it seems Paradox have been pretty much inactive since the hyped Windows Vista crack
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by Monotoko 12y ago
My homelab (and VMs) have been on Jessie for some time now - systemd is the default and I really like it. It solves a lot of issues Before systemd:: * is it checkconfig, configtest, etc to test this service config? * Why the are you st
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by Monotoko 12y ago
Recently a scan of the IP space was put on /r/netsec - I don't think this is coincidence.
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by Monotoko 12y ago
The elite do, I imagine this will affect them in a big way. For all we know a few addresses on the public space could also be acting as routes for the private intranet - I imagine they're not completely seperated.
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by Monotoko 12y ago
Aye, most of the work is already done. I'm sure a second one could be launched at a fraction of the cost.
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by Monotoko 13y ago
Really? This still works for me, I use it a lot...
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by Monotoko 13y ago
Child pornography makes sense though, I can't see any civilised society ever being okay with that because of the permanent harm it brings to those involved. The ban has been in place since before the Internet, and thus it was brought t
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by Monotoko 13y ago
My coding comments often include the words "Fuck", "Shit" and "Cunt" when things are not going my way.
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by Monotoko 13y ago
Russia have said themselves that they will take him, but only if he stops his "anti-American" activities.
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by Monotoko 14y ago
Most online games make you agree to an updated ToS (Apple do as well with the App Store) when they come out, not that anyone is actually going to spend hours reading 27 pages of legalese, but still.
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by Monotoko 14y ago
That sounds almost exactly like me too. Glad to see I'm not the only one, I have done this since I first started using computers.
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by Monotoko 14y ago
I do it all the time...just out of habit really but it's one I can never see myself dropping...even in nano on an SSH client :p it makes reading easier for me, I installed flux recently too in order to make the white strain less on my eyes.
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by Monotoko 14y ago
anewguy, I think you've been hellbanned by a mod... which means no-one can see your comments, he wrote: "You'll find a lot of good ideas (and some bad ones) from Republicans if you hang out in right-wing circles. If you get your news from l
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by Monotoko 14y ago
"For instance, child pornography and Internet gambling" - So, me playing the UK National Lottery online is illegal? o.o
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by Monotoko 14y ago
I would really like to see the game... as I've never heard of it which is a shame, can any existing player send me an invite? Add me on Steam under the same name as here if you're willing :)
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by Monotoko 14y ago
GMail working fine for me (UK)
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Widespread iMessage Outage Affecting Many Users Around The World(cultofmac.com)
2 points by Monotoko 14y ago|0 comments
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by Monotoko 14y ago
How do you see them? I thought a hellbanned user couldn't be seen by anyone?
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by Monotoko 14y ago
At least they gave these people their money back..
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by Monotoko 14y ago
My understanding is that they used the £500k they said the hack cost to plug the security holes. In an interview I saw a while ago it basically said he walked in through the front door, the "Administrator" account did not have a password an
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by Monotoko 14y ago
Well, that just stinks (I shall escort myself back to reddit)
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by Monotoko 14y ago
There is one good thing about the method they've chosen...if you could rally up tens of thousands of PayPal users, they would be swamped.
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by Monotoko 14y ago
There's an app on the iOS cydia store that allows you to have any app from the App Store for free. I have it on my phone and use it very very rarely (when I'm not sure if a £9 app will do what I need it to) - I still buy most of my apps and
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by Monotoko 14y ago
I don't see the problem here? I order a fair bit from Amazon, easily being able to search for it in my dash and give to canonical while doing it seems like a win/win for me?
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by Monotoko 14y ago
One question, how much would it cost to buy EVERY software patent? Millions, billions?
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by Monotoko 14y ago
It's odd that a bot saying "Network Failure" really brings it home more than live images etc. Maybe it's because we are very technically oriented individuals, or is it a wider thing?
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by Monotoko 14y ago
There are also various countries who have different laws on this kind of thing. It reminds me of an album cover by the Scorpians back in 1976, the original cover is on the Wikipedia page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virgin_Killer (great
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by Monotoko 14y ago
Have a space by all means where people can talk, just make sure it's soundproof. I had someone sitting next to me on an hour long train ride, who, if she said "at end o' day" one more time, I would have killed her and pleaded justifiable ho
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by Monotoko 14y ago
Can anyone translate this? http://www.goophone.hk/ - I've noticed they mention iPhone 5 on the actual site! Also, it looks like it's Hong Kong, not China (different rules to play by)

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