davidfiala

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   by davidfiala 2y ago

   Great presentation. As the founder of teclada.com, I'll also share that one of the biggest risks is not even technical but human: - not managing your SSH keys properly - not even knowing where they are - reuse, copying, etc -
2. 32.▲
   by davidfiala 2y ago

   I've wished for a complete version like this for so long. Great work. Thank you!
3. 33.▲
   by davidfiala 2y ago

   This is entirely false: Password managers and their hosting do not have access to your passwords. Comment author may have misunderstood how respectable password managers work, and I'd suggest they Google for more details. The master pa
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   by davidfiala 2y ago

   IKR... I'll try to post an update if possible.
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   New way to hide backdoors in github: "reviewed your report: not a security risk"(youtube.com)

   12 points by davidfiala 2y ago|4 comments
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   by davidfiala 2y ago

   tldr; User opens a file in github UI, but they are served the wrong file contents. Security report is dismissed. Trying to use personal network now to escalate. While there was a username attached them closing my bug report, they didn'
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   by davidfiala 3y ago

   I discovered this as well on Gemini Advanced with a completely normal prompt in a fresh conversation. I wasn't trying to do anything abnormal whatsoever. Prompt: lets say I want to make a script that sets me up to run gdb with exec