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2y ago
It's the researchers itself call it a backdoor. Here's the announce on their website, in English https://www.tarlogic.com/news/backdoor-esp32-chip-infect-ot-...
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2y ago
I've compared iRedMail, Mail-in-a-box, Mailcow, Modoboa, in 2021, if that helps (its in Russian) https://www.linux.org.ru/forum/general/16654099?cid=16658164
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2y ago
If this email list does not rewrite "from" header, and modifies the email contents, that's the issue. Unfortunately, many still do. Such setup just won't work in the modern email world anymore.
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2y ago
I, too, run 4 email servers serving 12 domains overall, for about 11 years. I don't remember any email-related issues in the last 5 years. One of the server sends and receives emails for the forum, sometimes up to 1000 messages a day.
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2y ago
You don't need horror movies with such science.
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2y ago
However I remembered reporting the exact "cheats/cracks" from the post as well, and the response time was up to 5 days.
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2y ago
When GoodbyeDPI malware was spreading using the similar template (lots of forked repos with password-protected archives), Github abuse team have instantly deleted it upon my request. Mean response time was 10-15 minutes. I also deleted file
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2y ago
By the way, you can tune boot times further. My print server board boots in 8 seconds to Debian 12 (bootloader + kernel + userspace). 1. Make sure the bootloader (u-boot) loads the kernel as fast as possible. - Disable automat
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2y ago
How is the idle power consumption of RK3588? I bet it's pretty high, I'd expect more than 1W. I have a board with old MT6572, it idles at 270mW with working CPU, even less when in semi-sleep (turns off CPU and wakes up every half
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2y ago
The page is so narrow, like it's made for a vertical smartphone screen. That's ANNOYING!
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2y ago
You can get @cccccccccccccccccccc.cc email on https://tempr.email/en/ , press "agent" icon and paste this domain name.
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2y ago
FYI, apparently doing that (making a P2P system to offload your links to the users) is illegal in China. >Due to the proliferation of P2P CDN (or PCDN for short), which includes a large amount of home broadband uplink bandwidth at the ce
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3y ago
The latest version in 23.10 is 5.4.1-0.2 https://packages.ubuntu.com/mantic/liblzma5 And in unreleased 24.04 is 5.4.5-0.3 https://packages.ubuntu.com/noble/liblzma5 There are no changelog entries
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3y ago
It's not. Neither Ubuntu.
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3y ago
>that's a lot of anonymous accounts Just FYI, krygorin4545@proton.me (the latest message before the upload) was created Tue Mar 26 18:30:02 UTC 2024, about an hour earlier than the message was posted. Proton generates PGP key upon c
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OpenVPN and WireGuard server on GitHub Actions: representative NAT traversal
(github.com)
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It's not possible to run server software on GitHub Actions using regular methods: the worker virtual machine is placed behind Network Address Translation (NAT), which prevents it from receiving direct inbound TCP/UDP connections.
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3y ago
https://btcodecs.valdikss.org.ru/sbc-encoder/
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3y ago
Do anyone know whether the new LE Audio standard include high quality duplex audio (headphones + microphone)? Or is it still mSBC 16 kHz?
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3y ago
>This article is not about Bluetooth in general Here you are https://habr.com/en/articles/456182/
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3y ago
My first earned $10, and also first vanished shortly after upon website seizure. I don't even remember how exactly did I earn it, most probably in one of 'autosurfing' HYIPs.
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3y ago
https://neocities.org/
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3y ago
Likely because it's 'more illegal'. I'd bet they are not allowed to hack into the server if it's not directly involved in the cybercriminal activity.
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3y ago
Yes, I tend to believe that as well. My guess it's either related to Genesis Market or Qakbot takedowns.
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3y ago
This mitm may be as a part of Genesis Market takedown, but it's just out of the blue. https://therecord.media/genesis-market-takedown-cybercrime
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3y ago
I've added "Could you prevent or monitor this kind of attack?" section. There are several indications which could be used to discover the attack from day 1: * All issued SSL/TLS certificates are subject to certificate tr
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3y ago
Linux swapper used to be very aggressive on file cache, evicting it to the point that for the next second you'll need all of these libraries again. That is the main reason of the slowdowns. Fortunately now we have MGLRU patchset, which
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3y ago
It has been fixed by MGLRU patchset since kernel 6.1. Do: cat > /etc/tmpfiles.d/mglru-min-ttl.conf <<EOF w- /sys/kernel/mm/lru_gen/enabled - - - -
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3y ago
Uuh… I have an old VIA-based 32-bit x86 machine (VIA Eden Esther 1 GHz from 2006), and it hangs in different times, but I managed to create a reproducer which hangs the system not so long after the boot. About 1 in 20 boots are unsuccessful
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4y ago
>works great on Linux Now try `sudo iw dev wlan0 del` and the kernel will deadlock :)
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