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Peer Pressure: Making Sure the Snoopers' Charter Doesn't Come Back(eff.org)
1 points by finnn 12y ago|0 comments
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by finnn 12y ago
/trade was initially a blank page, but after allowing both gravatar.com and olark.com to run 3rd party javascript, it loaded up. It seems that blocking them again after loading the page once doesn't affect it.
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by finnn 12y ago
I'm fairly certain there's some protection against that sort of attack. A quick google brings me to [1] which seems to indicate that the Release file has a 7-day expiration period. Having apt connect over unencrypted HTTP allows f
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by finnn 12y ago
In addition to the tools mentioned to perform the lookups on a specific IPs and such, I find Hurricane Electric BGP Toolkit ( http://bgp.he.net ) super handy for this sort of thing
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by finnn 12y ago
That wouldn't help either: In this article, the Facebook is uninstalled prior to authorization to ensure the Facebook request is forced to go through the browser. So you might be able to get away with HSTS certificate pinning, but that
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by finnn 12y ago
His most recent activity [1] is an issue opened on sunlightlabs/us-laws and based on the link seems to be automated (uses ifttt's URL shortener, presumably it's hooked up through that). I haven't checked the rest, but I
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by finnn 12y ago
medium.com seems to force/encourage it Edit: I was curious so I actually signed up, not forced or even really encourages, just sort of an option. I guess I see this primarily on medium.com
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by finnn 12y ago
is anyone else seeing a broken image in the middle where I assume what should be the "pay with bitcoin" button is? https://i.imgur.com/9oAmKDl.png
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by finnn 12y ago
curl " http://apis.io/api/apis?limit=1000" -s | jq .data\[\].name jq FTW
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by finnn 12y ago
Last time I tried Lyft it wouldn't let me login without a Facebook account. Has that been fixed?
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by finnn 12y ago
this is them actively circumventing protection that you set up, not them failing to provide protection
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by finnn 12y ago
So obviously that's not the ideal solution, the ideal solution is to have an option to disable sending SMSs. Most people (at least in the US) have unlimited or nearly unlimited SMS with every plan, so sending an SMS doesn't really
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Call the FCC(callthefcc.com)
2 points by finnn 12y ago|0 comments
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by finnn 12y ago
The first sentence on the page: >Syncthing is becoming Ind.ie Pulse would indicate it's a rebranding, but I see no evidence on the Syncthing side of things that this is the case
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by finnn 12y ago
I don't get it... why would a router block access to the entire internet because it can't talk to the manufacturer's servers? Why is it talking to the manufacturer's servers at all?
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by finnn 12y ago
T-Mobile in the US also gives out IPv6 addresses
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by finnn 12y ago
Doesn't slack have it's own RSS bot? Why not use that?
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Kali Linux NetHunter – Kali for Your Nexus Devices(kali.org)
2 points by finnn 12y ago|0 comments
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by finnn 12y ago
Correct. The purpose of this post is to demonstrate yet another class of website that does not validate user input.
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by finnn 12y ago
How big is it? If you put up a torrent I'll seed it...
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by finnn 12y ago
Thanks
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by finnn 12y ago
It appears to be from this list: http://www.randomgit.org/projects
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by finnn 12y ago
As i understand it, a magnet URL is a way of transferring an infohash as a URL scheme, so that it works with other programs. For example, the following magnet URL: magnet:?xt=urn:btih:e666231c9a34be278f6cfc390099e4084b30e023&dn=The.Give
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by finnn 12y ago
You can use it on your Android phone with https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.and... - and I think FreeSWITCH has unofficial/hacky support for it (haven't tried) which would allow yo
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by finnn 12y ago
I like how when i go to their demo it gives me a javascript alert saying "XSS". C'mon guys
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by finnn 12y ago
It looks to me like the data is cryptographically signed
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by finnn 12y ago
You could do that easily with mdk3 - Actually from what I've seen this is just mdk3-in-a-box
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by finnn 12y ago
Any idea how they get your phone number's billing address? EDIT: Doesn't seem to work with my T-Mobile cellphone, so I'm guessing they have some arrangement with like some cell carriers?
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by finnn 12y ago
Yeah sorry I didn't realize it went and "corrected" my comment before I posted it.
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by finnn 12y ago
I'd imagine this would be much less funny without the cloud-to-butt extension, so please everyone else go get it. "Searching my butt just got a whole lot easier"

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