davis_m

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   by davis_m 15y ago

   Yahoo Mail didn't implement HTTPS until after Firesheep came out. With the length of time that these sorts of trials take, I imagine that Yahoo was still transmitting usernames and passwords over HTTP in cleartext when this all happened.
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   ID Theft, Porn, and Profit: A 2AM Dumpster Dive.(mattslifebytes.com)

   2 points by davis_m 15y ago|0 comments
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   by davis_m 16y ago

   They have to use in app browsers, on wifi, to non-mobile sites to get those numbers. When they compare non-mobile sites, or browsing speed over 3G, the gap is non-existant The phones are even in every other metric. I understand they want
4. 124.▲
   by davis_m 16y ago

   This let me get rid of that dangling 256MB that had been lingering since I opened the account and got the first free 256MB. That has been bothering my OCD. Now I have an even 12GB.