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by cypherg 3y ago
step 0, define what "ultra-processed" means. Is it the number of ingredients? An industrial technique? Specific amounts of certain ingredients? When you fail to even define what "ultra-processed" does and does not mean y
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by cypherg 3y ago
step 0: clearly and accurately define what it means to be "ultraprocessed". Is a protien shake (like Ensure) considered ultraprocessed? Is a homemade chocolate chip cookie processed or ultraprocessed? Are frozen veggie chicken nug
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by cypherg 3y ago
what kind of shit admin leaves an unpatched server with a critical vuln fully exposed to the internet?
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by cypherg 3y ago
nice to see em catch this one before it was publicly weaponized
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by cypherg 3y ago
If they're not checking if it's the same device (or if it's a new device) that's connecting from the new IP, they're not really helping that much. Again, this is where client-based auth (preventative) is better than
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by cypherg 3y ago
this (practically ubiquitous use of VPNs) is the number one reason sec analysts hate impossible travel alerts lol. A better technical solution is prevention of access via IP allowlisting and then only allowing specific (Corp VPN) addresses.
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by cypherg 3y ago
Use known strings in the app and start dumping and scanning the memory. Check for any files on disk that grow as you type. Use a debugger and tools like CheatEngine to start investigating specific components of the app. Use a packet sniffer
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by cypherg 3y ago
lamers gonna be lame; probably just found some open file shares online, hardly what experienced hackers would call hacking. Just a bunch of teenage clout chasers. NEXT.
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by cypherg 3y ago
utterly unsurprising, like at all
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by cypherg 3y ago
“Highly processed foods” and “ultra processed foods” are terribly vague descriptions. Plenty of nutritious foods are ultra processed: grain free chips, protein powder, lactose free milks etc. Let’s stop the UPF scaremongering.
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by cypherg 3y ago
Hacker news can be addictive
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by cypherg 3y ago
You have a hyper-intelligent system that calculates how much you should drink, it's called thirst. Drink when you're thirsty, mostly water, end of story.
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by cypherg 3y ago
As someone that regularly works with malware, cybercrime and SaaS attacks I strongly disagree with this article. One look at Genesis Market is enough to see why "better auth", "2FA", etc, do not solve the problem of malw
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by cypherg 3y ago
The main issues I see with using this for any type of nutrition insight is that the vast majority of people that buy groceries are: 1 - buying them for more than themselves (e.g. family, partner, etc) 2 - You don't eat all of the groce
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by cypherg 4y ago
someone's never lived under an oppressive government and it shows
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by cypherg 4y ago
Ask yourself - if you were the CN government, with all of the information you're withholding from scientists, researchers, NGOs, etc. If you truly believe it was a zoonotic origin wouldn't you do everything possible to exonerate y
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by cypherg 4y ago
That's like saying: "We'll never know if humans evolved or if god created them or if they came from somewhere else". You make a hypothesis, you investigate, you gather data, you validate. Just because the CN gov isn&#x27
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by cypherg 4y ago
Or require much more stringent BSL with actual auditing
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by cypherg 4y ago
Seems rather insane to me to "not care" about the origins if we all intend on preventing this in the future. Each origin hypothesis has vastly different implications - incredibly vast. I'm shocked that this article didn'
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by cypherg 4y ago
India episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=drGeDmBXNuU&t=370s
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by cypherg 4y ago
mate, on-prem is dead. it's not just atlassian, it's most software that can be run as saas. when people run on-prem they get hacked, for failing to patch or doing something equally ignorant, which ironically makes atlassian look b
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by cypherg 4y ago
came to say the same. cool vid tho.
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by cypherg 4y ago
I'm finally leaving this abusive relationship. Hello 1password
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by cypherg 4y ago
so many ill-informed takes on this.... It's marked as "low confidence" based on the amount physical evidence. Looking at the totality of information clearly indicates Lab Leak as the most likely. Notice that they're not
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by cypherg 4y ago
scaremongering
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by cypherg 4y ago
you didn't read. it wasn't customer data - it was Atlassian employee data, which is exactly what is required to use Envoy
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by cypherg 4y ago
sebastian segado is an all time favorite
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by cypherg 4y ago
Google "joyful movement". The idea is to do physical activity you actually enjoy doing. It could walking, hiking, swimming, bike riding, dancing, gardening, larping, or anything that makes you happy. That is the key.
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by cypherg 4y ago
yes, New York Review of Books broadsheet (online as well)
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by cypherg 4y ago
landing a cyber job isn't too hard but getting a "research" based position is going to be extremely difficult even if you already have a decade+ of cyber experience. "Research" may be a better home/fun activity

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