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by Ninn 9y ago
Indeed disappointing -- this has to be the single most requested feature in Gmail, how can they not open a new universe which could allow this, and then not include this.
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by Ninn 9y ago
Great shitpost, too bad none wired headphones like the crowd favourites qc35 and others have volume keys too. Its sad to think that you cannot get out of your bubble and realise that this is not objectively a bad design choice, but some of
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by Ninn 9y ago
I'm not sure that im entirely convinced by the arguments against libsodium. Wouldnt it be possible to extend/fork libsodium where one could create a simpler api to automatically force (or atleast default to) correct nonce handling
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by Ninn 9y ago
This sound like just another case of misunderstanding the core technology. I can recommend watching: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMEOKDVXlUo
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by Ninn 9y ago
This is definitely true. But in addition to this, it is insane that it appears that none of the big browsers has begun implementing encrypted storage via touch and so forth. One of the main arguments i see in my organisation to create apps
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by Ninn 9y ago
Yes they should. Next you're going to try and tell us that we shouldn't utilise modern medicine and vaccinations?
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Vulnerabilities in .NET Core, ASP.NET Core Could Allow Elevation of Privilege(github.com)
2 points by Ninn 9y ago|0 comments
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by Ninn 10y ago
But not really nearly as feature complete and lousy UX. Alternatively try sublime text perhaps?
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by Ninn 10y ago
Please make a list of firms which have provided these comments denying that Wikileaks has provided them with information while claiming to have done so. This way others are able to confirm your comment. Otherwise it's really hard to ta
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by Ninn 10y ago
I'm not sure that I understand how exactly you imagine 2 AdBlockers being a good idea? Just use a proper one.
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by Ninn 10y ago
Heads up -- I think you messed up your copy/paste.
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by Ninn 10y ago
I don't see how this is for "Hackers"? It has nothing about security applications.
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by Ninn 11y ago
It is in my opinion no way OK to abuse your users resources like this. They trust you to perform only the task that your website claims to do, and not a whole lot of different stuff. This is exactly like people deploying bitcoin miners in t
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by Ninn 11y ago
Nice title, does anyone have a paper explaining how to encrypt things with SHA1 and SHA2 perhaps? I guess not? Would be good with some sources that what the hell they are talking about.
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by Ninn 11y ago
No, that's not how it works. In some cases sure, but this is not something you just do out of the blue like plugging in a USB.
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by Ninn 11y ago
Sure, but there is no evidence of that, so why even bring it up as an example/excuse as to why anyone would argue this way? It is totally unfair to assume that the content has not already been signed prior to distribution without evide
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by Ninn 11y ago
>"Hackers will be able to pull the data off the USB stick and reverse-engineer it. They'll get an insight into how these cars receive their software updates and may even find new vulnerabilities they can exploit," he told
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by Ninn 11y ago
Seconded, i entered two mails now and still havn't gotten a link.
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by Ninn 11y ago
FF37 OSX10.10: https://www.dropbox.com/s/wgxew7u00x2opp7/Screenshot%202015-...
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Python 4 has been released(github.com)
1 points by Ninn 11y ago|0 comments
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by Ninn 11y ago
As a customer, THANK YOU!
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Pwntools v2.2 released. A great framework for hacking Capture the Flags(github.com)
2 points by Ninn 12y ago|0 comments