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by cypherg 7y ago
some ppl sell access to topsites which can net huge amounts of $$$
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by cypherg 7y ago
fucking buggy ass vulnerable cameras are constantly exploited for IoT botnets....good riddance.
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by cypherg 7y ago
1) no caffeine or stimulants afternoon 2) exercise 20m-1hr daily 3) smoke/vape a weed a couple hours before bed 4) rub one out Out like a light.
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by cypherg 8y ago
Try some fear of flying and anxiety 'talk downs' on Youtube. If it gets really bad, get a referral for a psychiatrist and try taking something like Atavan (xanax didn't work for me). Combining the medication with the narrated
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by cypherg 8y ago
utter bollox
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by cypherg 8y ago
very poorly phrased question. Without "the cyber security industry" we wouldn't have been able to launch stuxnet or hack into NK missile systems, so yeah, I'd say it's helping us stay safe.
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by cypherg 8y ago
Google Drive, GPG, OpenSSL + Magic-Wormhole
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by cypherg 8y ago
I typically use a rando address @mailsac.com but then I have to take the 3 steps to visit, enable links, click links. With this tool, I'm saved those 3 steps. Keep in mind, this is strictly for throw-away accounts that require registra
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by cypherg 8y ago
Seems like re-hashed linguistic-relativism here. Steven Pinker has carefully debunked sapir-whorf time and time again.
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by cypherg 8y ago
this is not practical...at all.
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by cypherg 8y ago
Get your OSCP. Learn how to automate security tools. Learn Splunk. Learn cloud infrastructure. Use pentesterlab.com. Be able to dev in Python. Read threat reports and become familiar with the various threat actors. Learn some hacking histor
102.
by cypherg 8y ago
Non-deadly force has been completely ignored. Why not just incapacitate the suspect?
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by cypherg 8y ago
hit a lick. if you don't know how, just watch the wire.
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by cypherg 8y ago
guessing you've never tried to deploy a user-mode keylogger on MacOS. Usually doesn't end well...at all. Not to mention PSPs.
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by cypherg 8y ago
Terrible security advice in this thread, not surprising. What OS are you using? If you're using a Mac, try out Patrick Wardle's suite of free security software https://objective-see.com/products.html
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by cypherg 8y ago
It's def something that the security folk in sv are looking at. see: https://github.com/facebook/osquery/blob/master/packs/unwant... Problem is that it's currently only reactive.
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by cypherg 8y ago
one of the basement boys got a bored living in a scif for 10 hours a day, sounds like.
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by cypherg 8y ago
Artist credit: Nychos the Weird
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by cypherg 8y ago
welcome to 2018
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by cypherg 8y ago
Tried Plex yet?
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by cypherg 8y ago
How are we supposed to diagnose this without any details at all? "I was hit with a phishing attempt twice today." Via email? Via social media? you've got to explain yourself better. What was the context of the phish? Where ar
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by cypherg 8y ago
these numbers are utter shit
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by cypherg 8y ago
Waking Up by Sam Harris. The Blank Slate by Steven Pinker.
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by cypherg 8y ago
smh...this is terrible security 'advice'. tl;dr security via compliance is better than nothing; do 'the basics'.
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by cypherg 9y ago
https://verylegit.link/
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by cypherg 9y ago
As soon as possible.
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by cypherg 9y ago
US-CERT and NIST, with the speed of a massive government, declared SMS 2FA dead back in 2016. The security world moved on from SMS long before that.
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by cypherg 9y ago
I'll listen if you get interviews with Leopard boy, Finneas, or janit0r.
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by cypherg 9y ago
That time was at least 2-3 years ago. If you're ditching SMS 2FA today, you're probably one of the last people to do so.
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by cypherg 9y ago
Questionable statistics. I know several people who driver rideshares for a secondary income and do quite well. They're not irrationally wasting their time. They're using vehicles that they're _already_ paying insurance on, et

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