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by createdapril24 4y ago
Note the "problems they had" aren't necessarily "they needed a better database technology". Oracle's mission is to have all bits of data in the world processed or stored on an Oracle system (source: I worked fo
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by createdapril24 4y ago
Here's how I would describe what is happening (very different from "theme" of this post). 1. Ukraine had an antiquated military at the start of the war - old Soviet technology with old Soviet ammunition. 2. Ukraine has used a
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by createdapril24 4y ago
The stock has overlift bars. It isn't detailed on the website but it is mentioned in the youtube video linked in another comment.
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by createdapril24 5y ago
I think the author of the post is on to something. It isn't that he's saying flat earthers have evidence or are saying something reasonable. He's saying that the Western education system teaches people to memorize facts such
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by createdapril24 5y ago
The paper itself is behind a paywall, or I would have read it to get a better understanding. The article specifies that "Using this technique, researchers claims they could record 100,000 measurement traces from IoT devices infected by
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by createdapril24 5y ago
Can you explain the importance of the 12-nt insertion, and also provide some references regarding it not being evolved naturally?
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by createdapril24 5y ago
I only reviewed the first link. What I took away from it is that furin cleave sites occur in the family of coronaviruses naturally, but have not been seen in those most closely related to SARS-CoV-2. This note about not having closely relat
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by createdapril24 5y ago
This is a question I've encountered a few times. How quickly, versus natural evolution, can serial passage evolve a virus? Using this figure, we could have some parameters around how much time such a project must have taken and its lat
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by createdapril24 5y ago
The specific claims here that are most compelling to me are: "The grant proposal very specifically is concerned with using the WIV1 and SHC014 backbones, nothing related to SARS-CoV-2." The counterargument is "Well, they coul
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by createdapril24 5y ago
These are all very compelling claims. I am wondering if you can provide at least one reference for each. E.g. "There are now many known related sarbecoviruses which have been found with furin cleavage sites" is a claim that can be
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by createdapril24 5y ago
The CA certificate for the seized domain is Amazon and the domain is now hosted on Amazon. Presumably Amazon has an agreement with the FBI to support such cases. This is an example of why and how TLS does not authenticate the actual owner o
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by createdapril24 5y ago
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-security-wikipedia/cia-fb... This kind of vulnerability seems to be a very difficult one to plug. Ultimately, Wikipedia should be seen as a source of information, but not to be t
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by createdapril24 5y ago
1. You are correct. I would measure the effort in terms of a small number (1-3) weeks of recon and targeting for a team of two. 2. I agree. Individual employees are not at all to blame. Companies who are blaming their employees for getting
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by createdapril24 5y ago
The former _only_. I'm usually not testing only whether employees are easy to phish (the answer is pretty much 100% yes). I'm testing end-to-end: can you as a company prevent me from phishing through email protections? Can you det
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by createdapril24 5y ago
You can do this with chains of vulnerabilities, including but not limited to insecure redirects, CSP bypasses, insecure cookies. Another useful technique is session fixation - you give your victims sessions you've started and often the
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by createdapril24 5y ago
I've run such phishing campaigns where the link: 1. (Windows specific) Opens up a Windows file share, which causes the person to authenticate to the file share, which through PtH/Responder results in their enterprise credentials b
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by createdapril24 5y ago
There is a major error made by the research group. It starts and ends here: "we did that because we knew we could not ask the maintainers of Linux for permission, or they would be on the lookout for the hypocrite patches." I am a