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by dotty- 3y ago
I found my own SSN and many friends in the leak. It's clear the leak is legit, so if it's not from AT&T, it could be from a close partner of AT&T?
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Update on Microsoft Actions Following Attack by Nation State Actor in January(msrc.microsoft.com)
6 points by dotty- 3y ago|1 comments
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by dotty- 3y ago
What convinced you that they are able to read the screen?
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CloudQuery – AWS/GCP/Azure plugins pricing changes(cloudquery.io)
2 points by dotty- 3y ago|0 comments
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by dotty- 3y ago
I don't disagree with you. But the original post was about 1) cryptocurrency as a whole being busted and 2) that cryptocurrency had never provided any kind of value. Those are what I disagree with.
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by dotty- 3y ago
No, because micro transactions in games is a centralized system involving zero cryptography, usually powered by a centralized database by the game developer. Bitcoin is decentralized.
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by dotty- 3y ago
Whether or not you agree with the greater philosophical goal of Bitcoin, Bitcoin proved the ability to create a system of value using basically just cryptography and with a built-in reward system to incentivize the decentralization of the n
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by dotty- 3y ago
Is cryptocurrency busted? Sure, it didn't replace the global monetary system, but it seems to be a proven technology now. And sure, it had its crashes, but BTC is up 112% over 1Y, and lots of cryptos have legitimate payment purposes.
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by dotty- 3y ago
I get what you're trying to do, but the first impression I get when opening the site is "this site is asking for credentials to connect to my database for me". It doesn't have the look of a "quick utility" webs
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by dotty- 3y ago
For those unaware: CTRL+R in terminal will also change your prompt to search your command history. After typing, CTRL+R again to cycle through matches.
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by dotty- 3y ago
Odd stance. SafeBrowsing does not _ban_ you from viewing content if you really want to. It only warns you before serving you the content. I understand maybe wanting "total control" over your own devices, but to just completely rej
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Okta breach: 134 customers exposed in October support system hack(bleepingcomputer.com)
3 points by dotty- 3y ago|0 comments
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by dotty- 3y ago
Funny how this article points that Okta was notified by a third-party of suspicious tenant activity, Okta did not find evidence of the breach, and only after some persistence from BeyondTrust did Okta re-investigate and identify the breach
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by dotty- 3y ago
Atlassian mentions in their original advisory[0] that Cloud is not vulnerable. But Atlassian usually just... leaves it at that. No clarification on if Cloud was ever vulnerable in the past or whether there was any evidence of exploitation a
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by dotty- 3y ago
> Google Workspace makes it very easy to set up "Advanced Protection" on accounts, in which case it requires using a hardware key as a second factor, instead of a phishable security code. This isn't immediately actionable
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by dotty- 3y ago
> How is this a supply chain attack? It's a supply-chain attack because the article has a section about how the official website for "Free Download Manager" was serving malware to a percentage of people. > While checkin
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by dotty- 3y ago
What are you trying to say by this comment? Odd comparison.
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U.S. Ambassador to China Hacked in China-Linked Spying Operation(wsj.com)
13 points by dotty- 3y ago|4 comments
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by dotty- 3y ago
This article references 4 Reddit posts, and for three of them, it seems pretty obvious that the driver themselves were involved in either the pulling of the video from the Amazon van, or were involved in posting the footage online. The only
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by dotty- 3y ago
CMD+R (or ctrl) to refresh the page is faster than scrolling all the way back up. Ha.
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by dotty- 3y ago
It sucks that all this talk about scraping HTML will only push Reddit to deprecate Old Reddit even faster so users are forced to use a Javascript-heavy experience, complete with random HTML IDs. What then?
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by dotty- 3y ago
100% agree. Reddit is propped up by its name recognition at this point. In my local city subreddit, I wrote a comment on a political thread. My comment appeared for me -- and clearly did for other users temporarily since it was being voted
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by dotty- 3y ago
I don't think Apple recurringly hounds you to sign in when you hit "Do it later" though. I read "Do it later" here as a subtle reminder that "the option is not gone. You can do it later on your own in your syst
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by dotty- 4y ago
https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1593673339826212864
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by dotty- 4y ago
I never understood how companies worth billions can fumble having the most basic features across all of their platforms. For example, Spotify's desktop UI for podcasts: on mobile, I'm able to look at my liked podcasts and have a c
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by dotty- 4y ago
Discussion for original blog post detailing how the leak occurred: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34446673
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U.S. No Fly list publicly shared on a hacking forum, government investigating(bleepingcomputer.com)
208 points by dotty- 4y ago|252 comments
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CircleCI Security Incident – “Rotate any secrets stored in CircleCI”
47 points by dotty- 4y ago|3 comments
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by dotty- 4y ago
Definitely not. Wordpress plugins are the source of exploits in the Wordpress ecosystem -- it's very very rarely the Wordpress core itself.
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by dotty- 4y ago
LastPass storing the URLs unencrypted is so mind boggling. What could possibly be the justification for that? Also -- LastPass is being intentionally unclear when they write >stored in a proprietary binary format that contains both unenc

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