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by awaythrow999 2y ago
Crazy to consider we already forgot about other big ideas that ended in a pandemic because gain of function research conducted in a lab. And now companies like Montesanto want to push more such dangerous ideas by arguing it is to combat hun
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by awaythrow999 2y ago
I remember an article in the Economist between 2000-2010 claiming this was the cause of French drivers acting more reckless and aggressive in traffic compared to other countries. Not a subscriber anymore so sadly can't find the link in
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by awaythrow999 2y ago
It's a power grab in tge same sense as when people got outraged that everything on HTTP suddenly had to have PKI and x509 certificates. While x509 is shit, ASN1 an outdated mess, nobody would today argue that TLS is bad.
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by awaythrow999 2y ago
Threat models matter. If you're defending against nation state actors in a military/cyber context it is an essential part of the overall defense strategy. Ignoring BGP on the grounds that "it was always insecure" is then
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by awaythrow999 2y ago
This is the equivalent of telling a depressed person to eat healthier and exercise more.
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by awaythrow999 2y ago
Upvoted even I vehemently disagree with the analysis. It is because every reason cited in the review for why it's a "must read" is actually a reason for not reading it and instead reading Jacques Ellul's "La Techniq
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Thoughts on Tom Alrich's "Global Vulnerability Database"(jericho.blog)
1 points by awaythrow999 2y ago|0 comments
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Malicious Go Binary Delivered via Steganography in PyPI(blog.phylum.io)
3 points by awaythrow999 2y ago|0 comments
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Germany underreported coal mine emissions by factor of 184(twitter.com)
7 points by awaythrow999 2y ago|1 comments
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Cyber Resilience Act(europarl.europa.eu)
1 points by awaythrow999 2y ago|0 comments
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Object-Oriented Ontology(en.wikipedia.org)
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by awaythrow999 2y ago
Not just related. It __is__ the essay. This is like rewriting No Silver Bullet without giving credit to Brooks.
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by awaythrow999 3y ago
>> understand the code at a level sufficient to make accurate annotations, which isn't that much easier. And you're not getting as much safety bang for your buck for the effort as you would in a rewrite in But rewriting assu
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Review of the Summer 2023 Microsoft Exchange Online Intrusion [pdf](cisa.gov)
3 points by awaythrow999 3y ago|0 comments
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by awaythrow999 3y ago
Frame pointers are still a no-go on 32bit so anything that is IoT today. The reason we removed them was not a myth but comes from the pre-64 bit days. Not that long ago actually. Even today if you want to repurpose older 64 bit systems with
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by awaythrow999 3y ago
I recently learned address is public information in Sweden so provided you have the name then getting access to tax info would be trivial?
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Website networks in Europe used as tools for Russian information warfare(informnapalm.org)
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by awaythrow999 3y ago
Pretty sure ETSI demands it for trusted service providers https://portal.etsi.org/TB-SiteMap/ESI/Trust-Service-Provide...
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by awaythrow999 3y ago
Moving from 22 to a nonstandard port did miracles to avoid this. Really think port knocking could help thwart this entire category of attacks too.
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by awaythrow999 3y ago
For the same reason it created tor. For cover. And to move assets beyond enemy lines?
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by awaythrow999 3y ago
It's a riveting read https://magazine.atavist.com/the-mastermind/
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by awaythrow999 3y ago
You can't kill the Metal -- TenaciousD
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by awaythrow999 3y ago
This has been popping up like mad the past 10 days on all my feeds. In a nut-shell: "Right wing think tank argues against activism in academia ..." Rethinking the Plight of Conservatives in Higher Education https://www.
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by awaythrow999 3y ago
Other paywalled content at least can be opened with archive.md and friends. Usually people here kindly post a link for convenience to archive. With twotter that no longer works. So this type of content means that in order to follow the disc
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by awaythrow999 3y ago
Impossible for me yes. Am getting prompted by a sign-up screen to join twitter.
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by awaythrow999 3y ago
It's impossible to access this content (even more so now that nitter is dead). Should HN continue driving traffic to a site that is entirely inaccessible?
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by awaythrow999 3y ago
Link to study https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-023-44432-3
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Long Covid can destroy your ability to exercise(nationalgeographic.com)
3 points by awaythrow999 3y ago|1 comments
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by awaythrow999 3y ago
Wonder how this would handle a polyglot[0][1], that is valid as a PDF document, a ZIP archive, and a Bash script that runs a Python webserver, which hosts Kaitai Struct’s WebIDE which, allowing you to view the file’s own annotated bytes
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Remote buffer overflow over WiFi_stack in wpa_supplicant binary in Android 11(github.com)
1 points by awaythrow999 3y ago|0 comments

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