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by dubbel 5y ago
That is not necessarily the order these things happened in. He could have 1. Taken offense to this comment/taken interest in what else this user comments (which you can do without any admin tools) 2. Seen the islamophobic/xenophob
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by dubbel 5y ago
If the attacker gets code execution on just one victim, it should be possible to send invites to all of their friends. So you can't rely on just interacting with people you know well.
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by dubbel 6y ago
Not at all comparable, because in this case as far as I know two pilots were on board. Pilots are required for the passage through the Suez Canal. Usually the pilots are giving steering commands to the helmsman, but the Captain still has th
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by dubbel 6y ago
If you want to show up in there, too, contribute data back to open society or simply make your Sunday walks a bit more engaging, then i can highly recommend the "street complete" Android app [0]. It allows you to contribute by ans
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by dubbel 6y ago
From the article: > For example, one paper reported mean task scores of 8.98ms and 6.01ms for males and females, respectively, but a grand mean task score of 23ms. A 9th grader should be able to find that inconsistency, if you give them
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by dubbel 6y ago
That 63% number for Germany fits very well with the fact that police in Germany it's always patrolling in groups of at least 3. I could imagine that that lessens the pressure on any single officer. In the US, if you are overwhelmed, yo
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by dubbel 6y ago
The protestors in front of the German Reichtags clearly wanted to get into the building, but were stopped by the reinforced glass doors and the three police officers, who acted very differently from what I saw until now from the Capitol Pol
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by dubbel 6y ago
It's by far the most popular method of malicious payload execution for these kinds of attacks. It's easy to write, definitely executed (if not for the settings suggested by the blog posts), doesn't depend on the usage of the
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by dubbel 6y ago
In my time in the UK I never had any contact with the NHS - how do you imagine her experience in a British hospital? Coming from Germany and now living in Denmark, I have full confidence in the systems here to handle it equally well (maybe
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by dubbel 6y ago
This is not about a single search engine instance replacing all your search engine needs. There could be a community of Software developers running one instance of the OS search engine that focuses on programmers needs: documentation, vcs h
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by dubbel 6y ago
Chinese-speaking security researcher fate0 found a way around the blacklisting of requirements.txt in 2017. There is a write-up in English of it here (second half of the chapter): https://haukeluebbers.de/blog/2020-01-t
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by dubbel 6y ago
Oh, great. I didn't know that. That is very commemorable!
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by dubbel 6y ago
I'm self-hosting selfoss [1]. Runs on PHP and sqlite (or MySQL), and also has integrations with some websites that don't support RSS feeds, e.g. Twitter and Reddit. Also comes with an app on Android. [1] https://github.
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by dubbel 6y ago
Maybe they were talking about options? You don't get voting rights by having options, you need to execute the options in order to get shares (and voting rights, in Amazons case).
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by dubbel 6y ago
But it was not Revlon making the mistake. It was Citibanks mistake. They are not indebted to Brigade Capital. Revlon is. If your bank would pay back your full credit card balance by accident, you would expect it to be able to get the money
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by dubbel 6y ago
That's why the second, more advanced phishing page was trying to immediately log in with the just acquired login credentials. If a 2FA challenge is presented, it is relayed to the victim on the phishing website, and as soon as the code
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by dubbel 6y ago
99.95% that is. Source: https://help.github.com/en/github/site-policy/github-enterpr...
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Timeline of Package Dependency Compromises 2011-2017(haukeluebbers.de)
2 points by dubbel 6y ago|0 comments
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by dubbel 7y ago
By requesting access to it. To a user that just installed a e.g. step counting app that wouldn't be suspicious. Otherwise on Android apps would need to request accessibility feature access to be able to monitor keyboard input into othe
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by dubbel 7y ago
Modern wind turbines can angle their wings in a way that they can produce in conditions that would have required a shutdown 15 years ago. With this storm control the turbines lineally increase the resistance and are only shut down when the
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by dubbel 7y ago
I heard about an interesting way to efficiently valuate vastly diverse assets: have the owners valuate them themselves. With the twist that the state has the right to buy the asset at that validation. That incentives the owners to be as p
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by dubbel 7y ago
The German source article is a bit more specific: They are talking about the exclusion zone "Hausgarten" near the Camping ground Hökholz. https://map.openseamap.org/?zoom=15&lat=54.54194&lon=10.0440...
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by dubbel 7y ago
True, I was wrong about that. I looked at it from the perspective of the affected customers. In that case it was a 0-day until probably February 2017.
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by dubbel 7y ago
Of course it was a 0-day. It was one until the day that Microsoft released patch MS17-010 on the 12th of March 2017. So for around 5 years it was a 0-day that was used by the NSA and possibly other unknown actors.
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by dubbel 7y ago
The patch was released just one month before the exploits were leaked to the public, and the NSA only decided to act after they were certain that their tools had been extracted. But we still don't know when it was extracted from the NS
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by dubbel 7y ago
We are an information security company in Europe using Rust for performance-critical parts of our Backend. Of course, that's just one anecdotal example, but I'd encourage you, dep_b, to look for openings. I'd guess that only
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by dubbel 8y ago
> Even I, as a passenger sometimes look for the lowest price, so the pressure for cost cutting may come from us as well. Of course you do, and that is not your fault. This is why we have independent regulation organizations like FAA or E
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by dubbel 8y ago
Southwest was fined 10.3 million US-dollar (later reduced to 7.5 million) in 2009 by the FAA, because they didn't properly check their 737-300 for material fatigue. It was the largest amounted the FAA ever fined an airline. https:&#x2
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by dubbel 8y ago
That feels like average software development mindset applied to airplanes to be honest. An airplane nosediving on sensor malfunction from time to time is not acceptable behavior that could be considered fixed by telling the pilots to disabl
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by dubbel 8y ago
The thing that people were upset about was that Google Street View cars didn't only scan the public SSIDs, but also recorded all (open) network traffic. https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2010/may/15&

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