bramblerose

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by bramblerose 10y ago
Not just chrome, also Paypal, which allows basically unlimited access to your account with just a username and password.
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by bramblerose 10y ago
Well, let's say they provide products. Let's not say they provide 'excellent products'. After all, Check Point is one of those companies that suggests to do SSL MITM 'to provide security'. They sniff your SNI t
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by bramblerose 10y ago
This sounds like the attack presented at DEFCON 19 (in 2011!): https://www.defcon.org/images/defcon-19/dc-19-presentations/... . Basically, the chip used to contain all the information present on the magstripe
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by bramblerose 10y ago
The numbers suggest this is not the case. They needed 17 extra employees for 68 existing staff members. Naively, one would expect that for 68 x 8 = 544 man hours per week, one would need 544/6 = 91 (rounded up) employees. Yet 68+17 = 8
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by bramblerose 10y ago
Consider using a VM, and using either Windows or OS X as graphical user interface. You can then easily SSH into the VM, and do most of the development there. If you run a samba (or nfs) server on the VM, you can even easily use e.g. VS Code
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by bramblerose 10y ago
https://labsblog.f-secure.com/2016/10/26/hacking-an-election...
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by bramblerose 10y ago
How is this a vulnerability? 1) Email addresses added to the 'send from' list in Gmail are used to send emails with an alternative From: address, but they always contain a correct envelope-from header, so the emails will typically
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by bramblerose 10y ago
There is a TOTP/Google Auth 2FA application for J2ME, which will run on many feature phones: http://totpme.sourceforge.net/ In addition, 2FA systems are not limited to devices the consumer already has -- Paypal could e
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by bramblerose 10y ago
Compared to the original formatting, this colorization does the following: - normal text stays the same color, - bold text (bright white) becomes red, - underlined text becomes green, - inverted text becomes yellow-on-blue However, if the o
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by bramblerose 10y ago
There is nothing stopping you from running your own drivers, but you either have to turn safe boot off [1], or you have to test-sign the driver [2]. This is a completely reasonable change for 99% of users (because it will stop them from ins
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by bramblerose 10y ago
'Ping' (the word) is older (as in: 1835 old) than the 'ICMP Ping'.
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by bramblerose 11y ago
Thank you, that clarifies a lot.
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by bramblerose 11y ago
It's unfortunate that most bitcoin-related posts require the reader to have a lot of in-depth knowledge about the details of how bitcoin transactions work. As somewhat-interested-person, I can /just/ figure out what the gist
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by bramblerose 11y ago
Plus: compiling from source does not mean the code is ad/spyware free.
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by bramblerose 11y ago
Duly noted. That one /is/ an odd one, though -- it's a 747-48E that was originally from Asiana, so it might not even have the mount for the 5th engine (as it's an optional extra). Still, you are right that it makes more
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by bramblerose 11y ago
The restriction is to 747-400 vs 747-400ER models. The former are powered by RR engines (at least, at Quantas) while the latter are powered by PW engines. The 747-400ER has not been certified with a fifth engine pod.
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by bramblerose 11y ago
> it's prudent to avoid language that could make people feel uncomfortable. The weird thing is not that he apologized (that's reasonable), the weird thing is that he apologized /to her/ (and not to the group as a who
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by bramblerose 11y ago
> this way, not even we can view the form submissions That's not true. PF cannot view the submission /after it has been submitted, assuming your javascript does what you say it does/. Which means it protects people from so
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by bramblerose 13y ago
"Look, I can create a commit with someone elses e-mail address, and GitHub will think it was actually theirs!" Of course, the question is: is there any way to prevent this in a simple way? Given anyone can push the final commit, y