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by costco 3y ago
You can run a VPN on the host, or you can use a bridge on the VM if you want to minimize the probability of your ISP knowing you're using Tor.
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by costco 3y ago
Obviously for an individual person it can be bad, bad enough to cause problems that take months to solve, but not lose your life savings and retirement bad. The report identifies a few hundred million dollars in losses but my point is more
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by costco 3y ago
My banks Zelle integration tells me the name of the other account and will specifically alert me if my Zelle "contact" name is different than the actual name on the account.
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by costco 3y ago
Do you have a business account? I have a $1500/day limit. Looking it up it seems like for popular banks it tops out at $2500/day, and some go as low as $500/day.
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by costco 3y ago
There is no way to do what the senators want without undermining the entire point of Zelle. If there are chargebacks then there needs to be a dispute resolution system and higher fees to compensate. These are authorized payments, banks ar
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by costco 3y ago
Due to Zelle's low transaction limits the amount lost in Zelle scams is hardly worth noting. Every bank already has a warning page before you use Zelle telling people what to look for in scams but based on this report it appears peopl
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by costco 3y ago
Everyone has been saying this massive threat has been coming for years, where is it already? GPT-3.5 API costs basically nothing right now and there are increasingly good enough local alternatives if you get banned. And before ChatGPT, GP
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by costco 3y ago
I had a sort of similar view and then I heard about a boy attending kindergarten in my area with Sanfillipo syndrome. There are different types of it but basically their bodies can't break down certain kinds of carbohydrates which mea
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by costco 3y ago
Salinger's estate wants to wait literal decades to publish the rest of his works. There was a bunch of controversy in 2013 when Three Stories leaked on what.cd. I'm not a Salinger expert by any means but having read and liked Ca
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by costco 3y ago
Well, maybe it can fix the grammatical mistakes and inconsistencies in their stories. There still remains the fact that this person you've never met before is suggesting you send hundreds of thousands of dollars to this great investme
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by costco 3y ago
> And the SE Asia slave camps need a huge amount of compliance from the locals. Myanmar is home to like 20 different civil wars. Some of these conflicts ended in ceasefires. The areas that got good ceasefire deals (Wa, Mongla, some &qu
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by costco 3y ago
Is that the same Qakbot? I thought BASHLITE was just the IoT botnet that powered LizardStresser. It was amateurish but effective: https://github.com/hammerzeit/BASHLITE/blob/master/client.c
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by costco 3y ago
You probably already know this but there's no way for them to verify name on card. They can only verify address with AVS.
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by costco 3y ago
Anyone know what the cost of starting a thin e-sim only "MVNO" would be? I've seen offerings like https://gigs.com but I assume due to NDAs there's no public pricing. Wondering what it would take to to offe
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by costco 3y ago
stopwatch.sh (press enter for lap) #!/bin/sh while true; do printf '%s\r' "$(date)"; sleep 0.1s; done locker (freezes Chrome and music player, sets brightness to 0 using a hacked together C program
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by costco 3y ago
Not exactly one click but there are Python scripts where you basically put in your credentials and the TV show ID: https://github.com/search?q=widevine&type=repositories&s=upd... I used results from this Github se
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by costco 3y ago
I didn't know there was that kind of money in writing calculus textbooks. This guy is probably one of the richest Canadian authors.
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by costco 3y ago
A criminologist should do a study on the Discord-cybercrime pipeline. Lots of 15 year olds spending their days SIM swapping, hijacking OG usernames, stealing crypto, swatting, etc. As the article hints at, many don't even care about
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by costco 3y ago
Typical scam looks more like this: They try to get information from your Medicare card. Then with your info they bill Medicare for $6000 custom back braces while sending you a $30 Chinese generic one (some physician who wittingly or unwitt
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by costco 3y ago
This is technically true but practically irrelevant. A Spamhaus listing is the Internet equivalent of a sanctions designation and the process to get removed is equally as Kafkaesque as OFAC's. Not to mention the fact that addresses i
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by costco 3y ago
You can get local phone numbers for a trivial amount of money - no caller ID spoofing required! Robocall operators have realized this which is why a substantial amount of robocalls are attested: https://commsrisk.com/calls-
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by costco 3y ago
The Spamhaus approach (and one that is increasingly popular in telecom) is to say "f*** it, kill the provider." A lot of people disagree with this obviously.
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by costco 3y ago
The traceback rules are really what did that but I think those were in the same bill that mandated STIR/SHAKEN. STIR/SHAKEN just makes spoofing caller ID more difficult.
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by costco 3y ago
What’s the incentive to donate to charity? There’s no risk to you because it’s not an exit node.
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by costco 3y ago
Why don't the policy nerds try to think about what a [V-chip]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/V-chip ) for social media would look like and try to come up with a more voluntary solution in that style?
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by costco 3y ago
https://github.com/vincentbavitz/bezmouse > BezMouse is a lightweight tool written in Python to simulate human-like mouse movements with Bézier curves. Some applications might include: > BezMouse was originally w
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by costco 3y ago
Protip: These kinds of hosts are the same kinds of hosts who would sell the data on your server for $5-10k because they have no moral backbone.
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by costco 3y ago
Last I read this is how Instagram rate limits IPV6. See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32687694 So apparently not enough false positives for them to care.
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by costco 3y ago
https://brightdata.com/proxy-types/residential-proxies gives you access to 70 million IPs. You'd have to be a little insane to scrape millions of tweets like this though because the bandwidth costs would be very
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by costco 3y ago
Really good list. Here are some others I've discovered: Some libgen clone sites like z-lib have fulltext search on books with support for exact matches: https://zlibrary-asia.se/fulltext/?q=%22frank+sinatra%22&amp

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