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Shadow Biosphere(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by beardog 8y ago|0 comments
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Chess Steganography(incoherency.co.uk)
224 points by beardog 8y ago|48 comments
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by beardog 8y ago
They do train their AIs on the system, which is why we solve for so many store fronts, fire hydrants, etc.
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by beardog 8y ago
I made a simple web app similar to this a while back: https://www.chaoswebs.net/snow10/
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by beardog 8y ago
Sorry for the late reply. Since the ID is not a # variable in the URLs, it is passed to the web server hosting the content, meaning even if the data/metadata is not stored on any server you own (it doesn't appear to be), you could
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by beardog 8y ago
It would be better if you used #idhere instead of /id, so then you are not (as) responsible for user content.
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by beardog 9y ago
Part of the reason these are so difficult is that it will intentionally fail you sometimes even when you're right to prevent malicious bots from learning off of it, also a decent number of them are not fully solved by Google (they show
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by beardog 9y ago
Sites can outright disable referrers using a meta tag: https://www.w3.org/TR/referrer-policy/#referrer-policy-no-re...
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by beardog 9y ago
Sci-hub and Library Genesis take a decent amount of inspiration from Aaron Swartz mission.
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by beardog 9y ago
>The default needs to move to charging every driver involved in a fatal crash with manslaughter. Currently the police won't even perform basic investigative work that would make any charge possible. On top of the other points people
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by beardog 9y ago
It would be way more effective to work a minimum wage job and buy some Bitcoin with that money.
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Will Bitcoin Lead to Regulation of All Software?(hackernoon.com)
2 points by beardog 9y ago|0 comments
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by beardog 9y ago
You're getting the web confused with the net. Decentralizing the application layer is different from decentralizing the physical infrastructure, which is what is needed to maintain net neutrality.
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by beardog 9y ago
Porn is listed on most TV services list
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Racer: Chrome Extension Race Condition Tester(github.com)
1 points by beardog 9y ago|0 comments
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Security.txt: A standard for defining vulnerability disclosure policies(github.com)
2 points by beardog 9y ago|0 comments
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by beardog 9y ago
Original Bitcoin whitepaper: https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf Semi-official Bitcoin wiki: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Main_Page
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How Not to Encrypt a File – Courtesy of Microsoft(medium.com)
8 points by beardog 9y ago|0 comments
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by beardog 9y ago
1. Tor is open source. Any backdoor attempts in the source would require careful hiding. Shutting down the Tor Project would just result in someone else picking it up. 2. The US Navy funded (maybe still does) Tor. Tor is useful for western
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by beardog 9y ago
Does anyone know how this compares to configuring Openbox? (and adding things like desktop icons, background image, conky, panel, etc)? From the perspective of a *nix power user, of course. I already get my level of desired configuration th
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by beardog 9y ago
Exits are not used in onion circuits at all.
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by beardog 9y ago
Actually even less than 50% can do successful "51% attacks", they just need to get a bit lucky.
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TimeBleed: Attack to see if a user has visited a site recently(chaoswebs.net)
4 points by beardog 9y ago|1 comments
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by beardog 10y ago
I2P benefits from router's by default also being nodes (not saying Tor should do that though), meaning there's more "spread" of where the nodes are. Most Tor nodes, even if ran honestly, are generally in the same few dat
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by beardog 10y ago
Not really disagreeing, but if I start a gun shop in a bad neighborhood (and then naturally a higher % of my customers will be more criminal in nature) does that make me liable?
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by beardog 10y ago
While i'm not going to sit here and pretend that this RAT was built for law activity, metasploit payloads don't provide any indication to the 'victims' that their system has been infected either.
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Show HN: Snow2 – A small whitespace steganography web app(chaoswebs.net)
4 points by beardog 10y ago|1 comments
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by beardog 10y ago
A good fingerprinting method (only applies to devices on private networks), is using JavaScript to enumerate the devices/services on a user's network (running HTTP(S) or other services if they are in the 'safe' port rang
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by beardog 10y ago
I've seen this argument made a lot lately, and I agree Cloudflare is bad for user privacy, however, adding this warning to browsers by default wouldn't make a lot of sense. Heres why: Most websites are on virtual servers (hardware
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by beardog 10y ago
Check your contact area. I notified you of an XSS issue.

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