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julianj
11y ago
I thought about this, but I couldn't think of a way to do it reliably without setting of more spam alarms.
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julianj
11y ago
Yeah-- I was not expecting this kind of traffic- I am reizing.... the box, hopefully this resolves the issue very soon.
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julianj
11y ago
These are very good points. 1. Good idea 2. Good point, however, these credentials are usually already posted in public forums. My thoughts were that the risk was already present-- and the person who potentially didn't know was the us
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11y ago
That's a good idea. I will give that a shot. To scrape pastebin I used a mutated version of a python script by Xavier Garcia. The only change I made was to save a copy of the paste. The version I adapted is located here: http:/&
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“I Emailed 97,931 Users Their Passwords”
(atechdad.com)
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11y ago
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A Brief Look at DNS Zone Transfer for Alexia's Top 1M Domains
(atechdad.com)
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Show HN: A Gallery of Hacked Pages
(urhack.com)
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julianj
12y ago
Sounds like an inside job to me. Why would a 'hacker' file false unemployment claims for government employees? I bet one of these filings is the person who filed-- and the rest are just noise to cover their tracks.
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Karma Rouge AccessPoint Offense with Badkarma.py
(atechdad.com)
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Passive Scan Finds 400k Security Camera DVRs with Hardcoded Credentials
(atechdad.com)
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12y ago
Why don't they implement their own local, monitored, cell network. They could still charge for minutes and data, but control what can be accessed and also monitor communications. Disney cruise ships have something similar called a 
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12y ago
I don't know why, but I kept reading this as underwear bot championship...
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Microsoft Windows Server 2003 SP2 Arbitrary Write Privilege Escalation
(korelogic.com)
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12y ago
I like that it we can use either zip archives or img files with jsdosbox-- and that the setup is pretty straightforward. Here's a guide I hacked together a couple of months ago for comparison: http://atechdad.com/how-t
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12y ago
Hilarious.
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The Poor Man's Guide to Hosted Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (DaaS/VDI)
(atechdad.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
True, but this header is presented to all sites visited. This wouldn't pollute Verizon's tracking (they could do this without the header). This may instead pollute the third parties which are taking advantage.
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Let's Encrypt Developer Preview
(github.com)
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12y ago
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julianj
12y ago
They snatched the PC first. Sounds like there's a need for a kind of 'dead man's switch' to protect PCs from being snatched like this by anyone.
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12y ago
Maybe instead of adblock for turn, someone should put together a plugin to generate a random header string sized at about 16k just for *.turn.com. On a side note, if your browser automatically filled up the remaining allowed characters in t
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12y ago
something like this? https://github.com/lightswitch05/Bogus_X-UIDH
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12y ago
Agreed. An entry in the hosts file for ad dot turn dot com could be a temporary fix-- until they use a different subdomain. A combination of the above is probably the most optimal solution.
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Show HN: Ouya PS4 Remote Play
(atechdad.com)
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julianj
12y ago
Thanks for this. I am currently in the middle of month 1 for 1GAM and appreciate the inspiration. It is awesome to read about a person experiencing the same issues as me, then overcoming them.
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Anemone: Anonymity as a Service
(atechdad.com)
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Happy Meal VR: A Google Cardboard Hack
(atechdad.com)
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12y ago
I guess I didn't do a very good job with an introduction/explanation. Check out 'BBS: The Documentary' if you have some time to burn.
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1980s Meet 2014 – A BBS with Docker
(atechdad.com)
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