finnn

14 ms·

91.
by finnn 9y ago
Is it just me or do none of the links work?
92.
by finnn 9y ago
This seems like a basic explanation of some of the stuff on the Let's Encrypt rate limit page (with some funny stuff mixed in to make it sounds like the rate limits for IPv6 are somehow higher), followed by a link to a product.
93.
Designing Genderless Emoji? It Takes More Than Just Losing the Lipstick(wired.com)
2 points by finnn 9y ago|1 comments
94.
by finnn 9y ago
The whois data for domains under this TLD is kind of interesting whois stackoverflow.feedback returns a phone number with a CNAM of STACK OVERFLOW, and the same address listed on https://stackoverflow.com/company/contac
95.
by finnn 9y ago
Owned by the same company: https://icannwiki.org/Top_Level_Spectrum,_Inc .
96.
Why Clicking “I Agree” May No Longer Mean You Agree to Everything(michaelgeist.ca)
2 points by finnn 9y ago|0 comments
97.
A Scary New Ransomware Outbreak Uses WannaCry’s Old Tricks(wired.com)
2 points by finnn 9y ago|0 comments
98.
by finnn 9y ago
Actual text of the letter they sent her: https://twitter.com/mcmansionhell/status/879429709251137537
99.
by finnn 9y ago
When I get a call from a spoofed number, can my carrier tell which carrier sent them the call? After I started getting a lot of these, I called T-Mobile, who proceeded to be completely unhelpful and offered to block it based on the caller I
100.
by finnn 9y ago
I have a VoIP line that goes no where (no voicemail, just drops the call) for things like this. Absolutely no legitimate communication will be made to my whois contact, so why bother routing it anywhere?
101.
by finnn 9y ago
Different types of food require different handling, etc. The grocery store is not a dumb pipe for food. It's a distributor. For products that dont require special handling (eg, refrigeration), a food shipping company is a more accurate
102.
The Supreme Court Just Protected Your Right to Facebook(wired.com)
2 points by finnn 9y ago|0 comments
103.
by finnn 9y ago
When I hit the icon in the bottom right, it switches between showing my location and zooming in on NW 20th and W Burnside in Portland, OR. Sooo I assume it's there?
104.
by finnn 9y ago
"Request a limo" -> Surprise facebook login! that's a shame, this looked cool
105.
Counterterrorism Tactics Used at Standing Rock to “Defeat Pipeline Insurgencies”(theintercept.com)
4 points by finnn 9y ago|1 comments
106.
by finnn 9y ago
The Atlantics appears to be blocking Firefox private browsing mode. This is a new level of anti-user website. Blocking all JS appears to make it work though.
107.
by finnn 9y ago
I also live in Seattle. I'm not sure what "competition" you're talking about, but most of the city just has Comcast and maybe some slow DSL from CenturyLink. CenturyLink is expanding their fiber coverage, but if we'
108.
Comcast xFI reportedly blocking devices that attempt to connect to tor(reddit.com)
1 points by finnn 9y ago|0 comments
109.
by finnn 9y ago
How so? Presumably there would be nothing in the UI to indicate that it's recording anything, and the data would be stored outside of the restricted container.
110.
by finnn 9y ago
I wonder if they stop at the first phone they find. I picked up 10 cheap android phones at $5 each from the grocery store recently, would carry one of those in my pocket, put the "real" phone in a more difficult to find location.
111.
by finnn 9y ago
Have the duress password also activate the various sensors on the device and start shipping data to the internet. TSA agent's face, everything that's said, etc.
112.
EFF on the Government’s Plan for Vehicle-To-Vehicle Communication(eff.org)
6 points by finnn 9y ago|5 comments
113.
by finnn 9y ago
I wonder how you would prove that that a given transaction was fraudulent, and how much of a hassle that would be? And of course, that's assuming someone notices the transaction. If it was small enough, it could probably go unnoticed.
114.
by finnn 9y ago
When I asked (via Twitter) if my credit union would provide a secure 2FA option, they told me: > We're always on the lookout of how we can keep our members' accounts secure. Right now, the Mobile Texts are FFIEC compliant.
115.
by finnn 9y ago
I would much prefer something with end to end crypto like Signal. Of course, that creates problems with key rotation, but perhaps that could trigger additional validation of some sort.
116.
by finnn 9y ago
Is there a good technical explanation of how SS7 works, technical docs, etc?
117.
by finnn 9y ago
An SSH agent is the correct way to provide access to private SSH keys, just like OpenSSH's ssh-agent does. I could be wrong but I'm not aware of any way to implement this as a PAM module, unless it was something that was installed
118.
by finnn 9y ago
I'm worried that it's true and it's not catastrophic for Intel. Aka show to the world that you can get away with BS like this.
119.
by finnn 9y ago
Anyone know where I can get one of these devices that can bypass the security of a smartphone and scrape it's contents? Also, will the mobile OS manufacturers be patching this gaping security hole?
120.
by finnn 9y ago
why not?

More ›