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by dredge 16y ago
I'd not seen this presentation before, but was just pleasantly surprised when I saw my own screenshots on slide 15! Interestingly, while Twitter instantly suspended the account I used to demonstrate that, it was many months later that they
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by dredge 16y ago
A cursory Google search would seem to imply it begins with a "T"? You might wish to reconsider the depth of your anonymity.
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PS3 Root Key now Public Domain (Exhibit T, page 247)(scribd.com)
38 points by dredge 16y ago|12 comments
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by dredge 16y ago
Replacing broken PS3 hardware is an issue. As in, they can't do it.
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by dredge 16y ago
The source for one version of LOIC can be found on GitHub: https://github.com/NewEraCracker/LOIC/ A quick skim-read of the code mentioned in the post shows that this version seems to be different, specifically: https://github.com/NewEraC
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by dredge 16y ago
The point was that the comment in the header of the program clearly says: * In the interest of public safety, this exploit was specifically designed to * be limited: * * * The particular symbols I resolve are not exported on Slac
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by dredge 16y ago
Google's cache has a forum thread on the site, which I suspect led to the creation of the page linked above (which isn't yet cached) http://www.google.com/search?q=cache:www.woodmann.com/forum/...
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by dredge 16y ago
Exactly. Everyone defending this feature seems to miss that point entirely. If I set up my work email on my iPhone and was offered the following options: POP3 IMAP Exchange What would I choose? With those options, one has more "f
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by dredge 16y ago
Are the map pins ever cleared? As I continue typing a long place name, I can see the 'shadow' behind the pin getting darker and darker with each keystroke. It's 'neat' but I don't think it's useful, per se. Possibly no more or less useful t
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by dredge 16y ago
True, but if the rear lights suddenly stopped working then you'd expect the manufacturer to replace those under warranty regardless of what you did to the engine, wouldn't you? Note that I'm not necessarily saying Apple have done anything w
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by dredge 16y ago
As the bug report mentions, the sleep(1) call appears to be wrapped in a #define that (I assume) won't be active in normal OpenSSL builds. At least in v0.9.8o (the only one I checked) the only references I see are: ssl/s2_pkt.c: #ifde
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by dredge 16y ago
Interesting post, thanks. I find 512-bit RSA keys interesting because they seem to be in occasional use but are within the realms of amateur factoring. From my limited experiences of smaller keys (high 400-bit range) I'm actually slightly s
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by dredge 16y ago
It's probably best not to look if you're Austrailian...
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by dredge 16y ago
Ah, thanks. To be honest, in the UK in my experience the "within a few hours" thing only seems to apply when the transfers are between accounts at the same bank. Transfers to other banks are the same process, they just take days; especiall
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by dredge 16y ago
How does it work in the US?
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by dredge 16y ago
Oh, possibly. The entire conversation with Apple was based around the author of the post purchasing an application though. He repeats that point several times. Perhaps the situation has been clarified since then.
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by dredge 16y ago
That's not what Apple say (if you believe this blog): http://ursecta.com/wp/2009/08/anything-but-games-are-illegal... A quote from one of the linked articles (The Register) at the bottom: "Apple is reminding customers that applications so
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by dredge 16y ago
Just don't do any work with it: "(ii) You shall be authorized to use the Products only for personal, noncommercial use." http://www.apple.com/legal/itunes/us/terms.html
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by dredge 17y ago
It's currently available from Google's cache (though probably not for long). http://www.google.com/search?q=cache:http://x264dev.multimed... Interesting as it is, I think "fails" is a bit of an exaggeration. It (gcc, icc, "others") misses
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by dredge 17y ago
This reminds me of a YouTube video I saw a while back: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FiLoANg6nNY I assume it's fake though... if only because that's my default position on these things!
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by dredge 17y ago
Doesn't work in Firefox (3.5.3)? Hmm, or IE8. Still, all those Chrome users will be loving it, I'm sure.
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by dredge 17y ago
Excellent! Took me a while to work out what was going on there. I'm going to blame it on the apparent removal of the comment that started it though.
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Don’t Make The Same Mistakes As Bit.ly and Tr.im (running a URL shortener)(davidnaylor.co.uk)
6 points by dredge 17y ago|2 comments
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Remote BSoD Windows 7 and Vista(seclists.org)
5 points by dredge 17y ago|0 comments
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Twitter Exploit Still Works(davidnaylor.co.uk)
63 points by dredge 17y ago|21 comments