ShowalkKama

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by ShowalkKama 3y ago
bitwarden
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by ShowalkKama 3y ago
librewolf is like brave but: - it's firefox - its defaults are saner - it has no crypto bullshit
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by ShowalkKama 3y ago
it's about europe. You don't need to "switch hospitals" (at least in my country).
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by ShowalkKama 3y ago
why did a 12yo child have unmonitored access to the internet?
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by ShowalkKama 4y ago
no you don't, vac is extremely bad and doesn't require a lot of effort to bypass
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by ShowalkKama 4y ago
Liveoverflow - Exploration / explanation videos about it security https://www.youtube.com/@LiveOverflow Stacksmashing - Videos about it security https://www.youtube.com/@stacksmashing MIT Opencoursewar
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by ShowalkKama 4y ago
not op, no idea how they do it but they COULD look at the SNI in the client hello
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by ShowalkKama 4y ago
You can but it takes 7 days and it's really noisy Steps to pwn assuming you don't have access to their email: 1) insert phone number (victim receives code via telegram) 2) ask code via sms 3) intercept sms and login 4) click &quot
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by ShowalkKama 4y ago
telegram isn't e2e encrypted (unless you use secret chats which nobody does (and those do not support more than 2 participants))
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by ShowalkKama 4y ago
I'd like to remind the readers that some people use crypto as a payment method and do not speculate. As far as I know there is no alternative with the same level of convinience that crypto provide (KYC-less and fast payments to anyone
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by ShowalkKama 4y ago
I vote waldo
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by ShowalkKama 4y ago
Reminds me of https://www.brow.sh/
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by ShowalkKama 4y ago
because it's shorter, dealing with long hashes is annoying (I use md5, not sha1)
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by ShowalkKama 4y ago
hcaptcha already seems to be using ml to generate their challenges
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by ShowalkKama 4y ago
No worries, some people already do! I've seen plenty of packages with no source release.
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by ShowalkKama 4y ago
that doesn't mean you can't fork the client. See telegram for an example of third party apps without federation
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by ShowalkKama 4y ago
go ahead, teddit.net works without javascript so you can keep it disabled without making any exception.
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by ShowalkKama 4y ago
oh well, you could use a document on google suite to implement the communication. I guess google.com is next.
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A Story About ‘Magic'(catb.org)
1 points by ShowalkKama 4y ago|0 comments
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by ShowalkKama 4y ago
even with salting it'd be trivial
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by ShowalkKama 4y ago
>Isn't that "bittorrent ratio" easy to cheat? Yes[0] but you have to be careful else you might get caught 0: https://wiki.installgentoo.com/wiki/Ghostleech
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by ShowalkKama 4y ago
I'd just publish it for the lulz. Honestly I don't get people who do ethical disclosure: you are going out of your way (and wasting your time) to do what? Tell a company that likely hasn't even took security into consideratio
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Canonical Launches Ubuntu Pro(ubuntu.com)
71 points by ShowalkKama 4y ago|74 comments
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by ShowalkKama 4y ago
antivirus
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by ShowalkKama 4y ago
Can't you ask google to delete all your data and sign up again? (thank god GDPR exists)
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by ShowalkKama 4y ago
depends on what data we are talking about but yea, it can easily go for 5-10$ (highly depends on the information we are talking about) especially for financial data
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by ShowalkKama 4y ago
the funny part is that you can easily bypass them if you want to (again, you are hurting only legitimate users)
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by ShowalkKama 4y ago
> Modern-day MC is a bit out of my depth but are these bans enforced in a similar mechanism to online-mode checks? (which validates that the username attempting to connect to the server has authenticated against the Mojang login servers?
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by ShowalkKama 4y ago
opt-in "self flagging". Logic is a parent can report the date of birth of the child at time of purchase (maybe set up an email to receive a confirmation in case you want to disable the kid mode).
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by ShowalkKama 4y ago
no they don't. Microsoft doesn't have access to chat logs of 3rd party servers (read: all multiplayer non-realm servers)

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