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by ev1 5y ago
i see this so frequently it's like people don't want "worthless" visitors that don't run ads and analytics even ;)
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by ev1 5y ago
are you paying enough?
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by ev1 5y ago
I'm very excited to have gigabit download speeds so I can hit my hidden "unlimited" undescribed quota within a minute while also permanently having hotspot throttled to 128kbps.
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by ev1 5y ago
it needs to be significantly more than just hostname / IP / DNS. a common attack i see for exfil behind FW is to sign up for a free account on heroku, fastly, cloudflare, etc so that your outbound destination is to a "good&qu
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by ev1 5y ago
if at least anything "downloading executable code from elsewhere and running it" needs to be severely, excessively opt in behaviour. the actual feature feels incredibly strange to me as someone that has written in a ton of languag
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by ev1 5y ago
for people who don't know what 'arcane style' is, it is netflix's highest rated series, an animated show called arcane
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by ev1 5y ago
our applications cannot make outbound connections from logging (they have to go through a specific class/function/service/factory that sets up all the metadata like mTLS, proxy, etc), and any non-mTLS attempts don't work
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by ev1 5y ago
almost every AV uploads files
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by ev1 5y ago
For valorant (FPS), Vanguard starts at boot, and you can disable it from userland/tray icon. Disabling it blocks your ability to play the game until the next reboot. For lol, Packman/stub is not kernel mode and starts with the gam
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by ev1 5y ago
Unfortunately, this only applies to single player games/indies/etc. Almost every major game installs a rootkit of some sort. The only one I can think of that doesn't is FFXIV, but they do fingerprint your devices somewhat agg
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by ev1 5y ago
Yes - all players in SK essentially require identity verification. Using other's is a crime. Cheating is generally not directly prosecuted, but in other part of fraud/gang activity such as illegal match fixing, betting, fraudulent
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by ev1 5y ago
I'm under the impression that all .com is US jurisdiction, considering that they trivially seize them and VeriSign/the owner of the .com registry is a US company
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by ev1 5y ago
No sex or gender was implied by the word spouse?
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by ev1 5y ago
security, privacy, and anonymity are separate concepts
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by ev1 5y ago
They really, really have to get rid of phone numbers. It's miserable and unsafe.
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by ev1 5y ago
It's on a/your keychain, wallet, or backpack, where phones are difficult to fit. It doesn't need wifi, recharging, or a battery or mobile plan. Anywhere you need to use it will have some way to connect it, like checking your
347.
by ev1 5y ago
Meanwhile they carry around literal spyware with FB, IG, Twitter, Alexa, Google Assistant, etc 24/7 and can't bear to be away from it for five minutes voluntarily.
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by ev1 5y ago
I am all for taxpayer funded "everyone gets a WebAuthn token or two to put on keychain" and requiring banks and tax authorities use it. No SMS, ever.
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by ev1 5y ago
Doesn't Signal's dev already get bothered every single time they travel?
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by ev1 5y ago
Please consider a less cool but more neutral domain/TLD.
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by ev1 5y ago
Anything that contains affiliate, referral, or commission links I do not trust.
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by ev1 5y ago
These aren't even registered.
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by ev1 5y ago
Theoretically, if I wanted to get rid of disposables, I would not care about icloud or fastmail - they are paid plans that have billing information attached, and in the event of severe abuse, I can contact them.
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by ev1 5y ago
I've seen a few sites offer a dropdown of allowable domains, generally only ones that require SMS verification at minimum and ban VoIP major freemail players.
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by ev1 5y ago
I know several people that are approached with "load our SDK and make money pay per install on your userbase" type of deals for these residential proxy things. I've been approached myself by unknown (I didn't respond) ac
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by ev1 5y ago
Tor operators (and generally commercial proxy services) know what they are doing and opted into it specifically with no real way to deny doing so.\ The people providing the exit points for Oxylabs and Luminati do not know they are acting as
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by ev1 5y ago
The end-users hosting the proxies of these are absolutely not aware they are being sold off for malicious traffic.
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by ev1 5y ago
APNIC actually provide discounts if you are from a developing economy. However, in practice, I see huge amounts of abuse from this, people registering space for half the price then immediately leasing it for out of country use, etc.
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by ev1 5y ago
As an additional note: I would love to see such a privacy-respecting third party exist. Ideally, they would collect nothing at all and exist via prepaid value. Several years ago there was a company similar to this called UltimateGameCard -
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by ev1 5y ago
I'm fine paying another relatively neutral party provided they do not pass ANYTHING on to the final publisher. No name, email, country, anything. Too many bad experiences. If the alternative was to subscribe with Stripe or Braintree, I

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