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From S3 Bucket to entire login infrastructure compromise(maikel.pro)
3 points by detstrat 1y ago|0 comments
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by detstrat 9y ago
Referring to cryptocurrencies as "crypto" is wrong. Crypto means cryptography.
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by detstrat 9y ago
Including the response of JHH in the comments again.
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Using blockchain for identity management is mostly ridiculous(blog.xot.nl)
90 points by detstrat 9y ago|45 comments
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Using Team Fortress 2 game-servers to circumvent censorship(maikel.pro)
2 points by detstrat 9y ago|0 comments
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by detstrat 9y ago
Looks like the story is misleading, as a forum post on the source indicates [1]. [1] https://www.betaarchive.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=37282
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by detstrat 9y ago
What are the relevant scenario's for using this? I think it might be useful for IoT devices, but other than that?
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by detstrat 9y ago
This has been discussed many times before on HN. Posts range back from 2+ years ago.
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by detstrat 9y ago
Why do people think "public" does not mean the same as "public" on a website? Essentially there is nothing different here..
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by detstrat 9y ago
I don't get why people make such a big problem about this. First of all, the privacy issues from WhatsApp have been discussed many times before. Yes, the default option "public" is bad, and just like making your profile pictu
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by detstrat 9y ago
WhatsApp does monitor their network and API calls being performed. This way they ban spammers and fake clients going on the WhatsApp network. I suspect they use some form of Machine learning to filter out the non-users and when you're