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diablo1
6y ago
All of those attempts to provide a hosting service on the darknet are doomed to fail, because they are a huge target and have many people constantly berating the servers with requests trying to get in. I know setting up a hidden service is
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Link Shell Extension
(schinagl.priv.at)
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iVCam – Use mobile phone as a PC webcam
(e2esoft.com)
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Privilege Escalation – Windows
(mysecurityjournal.blogspot.com)
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I wrote a comment about a recent article that talks about doing the cybercrimes as non glamorous[0]. Here was my response: (I bring it up because too many people see hacking as glamorous when it often is not, except for the payoff at the
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6y ago
Twitter is so easy to game. I once wrote a script that auto-likes everything on the page and ran into no throttling by Twitter - It simply let me rack up an enormous like count nearing 1 million random likes. I got lots of followers as a re
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Annoying Tech Jargon to Remove from Your Vocabulary
(themuse.com)
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> For some people it’s just money Money is a terrible motivator, because when you reach certain monetary events, it doesn't matter how much it is, how you feel internally will decide how you feel about the money. That's why you
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6y ago
Like anything, it's usually the payoff that is exciting and glamorous. I know the old hacker mantra: 'boredom and drudgery are evil' hence why we automate everything, but I don't think the mantra holds true for most hack
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The domain name htt.ps is for sale
(htt.ps)
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6y ago
Sorry I diverged a bit. You're right: DoH servers can still see when a box is online and possible keep logs/timestamps of requests. I would trust a DoH server more than a standard DNS server simply because it would be catastrophic
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Disclosure Widgets
(adrianroselli.com)
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6y ago
Well since we're on the topic of hardening Linux, there are people who do this with UFW[0]: sudo ufw deny out to any port 80 sudo ufw deny out to any port 53 [0] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UFW
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6y ago
This could be weaponized for phishing
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6y ago
Looks interesting. I love the field of privacy and it's great to see it gaining traction, and it's more pertinent to know about privacy than ever before now that everything is becoming more connected and Big Data gets more fierce
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The domain name htt.ps is for sale
(htt.ps)
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6y ago
I always remove NTP functionality because even though NTP is innocuous, the servers still have a perfect opportunity to see when a box is online and keep logs of that. I just go to https://time.is/ and configure my clock ma
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> now that most internet traffic is encrypted And the encryption is getting better. For forever DNS queries were plaintexted on the wire, but now with most browsers adding a DoH feature, those days of passively sniffing DNS lookups on th
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The difference between a VPN and a proxy
(securemac.com)
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How to Fix 100% Disk Usage in Windows 10
(lifewire.com)
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Yeah but it's very edge-casey and not everyone's an academic so the target audience must be very small. Otherwise why write the CSS for it. If I wanted to write a CSS library I would be aiming for a large audience (but that's
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Cheat Engine
(cheatengine.org)
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How to Read and Write Other Process Memory (2016)
(nullprogram.com)
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This is a stripped down version of WindowsXP with a bunch of services, programs and other XP features removed. Boots up in 7 seconds on an SSD
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6y ago
What so it just styles your site to look like a dry academic paper? What use case does this have? I imagine someone out there really needs this and the target audience is small.
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Micro XP v0.82: Microsoft, EXPerience
(archive.org)
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Zero Install – A decentralised cross-platform software installation system
(0install.net)
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Micro XP v0.82: Microsoft, EXPerience
(archive.org)
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Thanks for the tip. Any particular browser that causes such 'jank'?
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The Complete Guide to Centering a Div
(tipue.com)
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