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Material-UI – A popular React UI framework(material-ui.com)
1 points by cyberlab 5y ago|0 comments
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by cyberlab 5y ago
> By deleting the web shells, FBI personnel will prevent malicious cyber actors from using the web shells to access the servers and install additional malware on them If the FBi is in your computer you have already lost. Your box is as g
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by cyberlab 5y ago
Does spawning new incognito sessions mitigate this? I know for me I have set all my various browsers to use incognito mode by default, so all my sessions are insulated from each other and can't 'talk' to each other. For sessi
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by cyberlab 5y ago
Does spawning new incognito sessions mitigate this? I know for me I have set all my various browsers to use incognito mode by default, so all my sessions are insulated from each other and can't 'talk' to each other. For sessi
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Things I Wish They Told Me About Multiprocessing in Python(cloudcity.io)
2 points by cyberlab 5y ago|0 comments
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by cyberlab 5y ago
Also I can't get Ubuntu 20 to play nice with NVIDIA graphics cards. Randomly spazzes out when you change the screen resolution, and a bunch of text saying the graphics card is not compatible. A bit sad really.
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When You’ve Been Fully Vaccinated(cdc.gov)
80 points by cyberlab 5y ago|157 comments
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Demystifying programs that create programs, part 1: A disassembler(briancallahan.net)
103 points by cyberlab 5y ago|19 comments
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by cyberlab 5y ago
Is this an American project that sources & aggregates data from American police forces, or is it some general thing that wants to draw from multiple countries? (Because the site doesn't mention anything about locale).
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by cyberlab 5y ago
I prefer single-duty one liner pieces of code/commands over large and complex programs that tie all these code snippets into one large abstraction. I would not be hired because I only enjoy executing 'one-thing-well' snippets
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Hedy – A Gradual Programming Language(hedycode.com)
5 points by cyberlab 5y ago|1 comments
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by cyberlab 6y ago
This reminds me of the Skype 'vuln' where you could see weird VPS/colocation servers scooping up links when you send them via their chat feature. /Nobody/ except the recipient and you should be visiting that link, y
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by cyberlab 6y ago
I like that Joyce wrote phrases like `Mama Matrix Most Mysterious` casually in those days. You see, wording like that can be found easily on The Internet and you have writers/bloggers trying to stand out using all manner of flowery lan
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by cyberlab 6y ago
I think it's great that we have a choice. Johnson&Johnson have a little history behind them that everyone should be made aware of though: https://www.asbestos.com/companies/johnson-johnson/ > In 1994,
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by cyberlab 6y ago
> and prevents mass surveillance A chain is only as strong as its weakest link. What if you somehow got malware on your device? That's all your Signal privacy out the window. Some phones are stuck on older versions and can't u
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by cyberlab 6y ago
Check out Filecoin[0] or even just IPFS[1]: > Filecoin (⨎) is an open-source, public cryptocurrency and digital payment system intended to be a blockchain-based cooperative digital storage and data retrieval method.[1][2][3][4] It is mad
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by cyberlab 6y ago
Maybe I'm wrong, but I imagine if you use the Facebook app on your phone, then Facebook can grab your number and attach it as metadata in your account.
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Breaking the iPhone 12: Forensic Extraction of iOS 14 Devices(blog.elcomsoft.com)
1 points by cyberlab 6y ago|0 comments
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Breaking RAR5 and 7Zip Passwords(blog.elcomsoft.com)
41 points by cyberlab 6y ago|4 comments
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by cyberlab 6y ago
Thanks for pointing that out. I'm only realizing now that uBlock Origin is doing this. But I still think the site should be viewable even with webfonts (and JS) disabled.
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Prince – Convert HTML to PDF with CSS(princexml.com)
11 points by cyberlab 6y ago|0 comments
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Livestate – Realtime, universal state as a service(livestate.io)
1 points by cyberlab 6y ago|0 comments
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by cyberlab 6y ago
Yes but how is it legal to have multiple corpuses sitting on a gigantic server? Surely governments or even a LEA would want to regulate that? Having all that PII is like hoarding a bunch of radioactive waste.
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by cyberlab 6y ago
Hmm, a site about typography that has an odd layout: https://freeimage.host/i/bu.qrwce2 The logo overlaps all the content. Is this deliberate?
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Making your website “cross-origin isolated” using COOP and COEP(web.dev)
2 points by cyberlab 6y ago|0 comments
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by cyberlab 6y ago
Is there some sort of demo we can view to play around with WebOS and try it out? As in, some JS implementation?
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by cyberlab 6y ago
How is it legal for HIBP to keep copies of breach corpuses on their servers? For me personally, having corpuses on my hard-drive is like dealing with radioactive waste. There's so much PII to mull over that it feels naughty to sift thr
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by cyberlab 6y ago
I always wondered: what happens to customer data when these drives fail? I would imagine they would be using fault tolerant systems like RAID of ZFS to mitigate. I admire their transparency in the usual style of: 'We're a backup c
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by cyberlab 6y ago
What's this? Some sort of 98.css[0] type thing that mimics an oldskool browser's UI? Because the site is vague on what the UI elements are supposed to be for. [0] h https://jdan.github.io/98.css/
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Breaking VeraCrypt Containers(blog.elcomsoft.com)
4 points by cyberlab 6y ago|2 comments

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