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kobayashi
9y ago
Free markets, free minds, free individuals. It's a libertarian mantra. I'm not a libertarian but the substance behind the credo is commendable and accurate.
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9y ago
I've seen many of these kinds of lists for macOS, but do any comparable lists exist for Windows?
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9y ago
BetterTouchTool provides the same functionality and then some
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How I Accidentally Framed Myself for a Hacking Frenzy
(blog.portswigger.net)
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kobayashi
9y ago
Was a great read -- thanks!
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9y ago
If you're able to find that, I'd love to read it.
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kobayashi
9y ago
Terrible planning of legacy systems (and some current ones) from people who never gave any thought to security is how we got here. The value is usually negligible.
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9y ago
Direct link to the Dragos executive summary and full report PDF: https://dragos.com/blog/crashoverride/
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9y ago
This is useless info without the code. If you want to tell Uber about the bug, just do so directly.
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CRASHOVERRIDE
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U.S. Power Companies Warned ‘Nightmare’ Cyber Weapon Already Causing Blackouts
(thedailybeast.com)
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9y ago
Can it be disabled? (VPN privacy, and all...)
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kobayashi
9y ago
I'd love to believe that -- any source?
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9y ago
As a temporary workaround, consider connecting your IoT devices to a WiFi router that isn't connected to the Internet.
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9y ago
The article has been been silently edited since original posting time. I just checked the version I read in the morning and indeed, it never said anything about salting. The original quote is: >The reason you’re reading this blog post is
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9y ago
I agree with the premise. Though, there's one more issue/potential reason not to endorse people using the clipboard for passwords, and it's not that malware will grab them from the clipboard. It's that many non-malicious
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9y ago
Are the hashed passwords salted? If not, then the claim that the "password cannot be converted/decrypted back to plain text" is not defensible. Either way, including such an unclear statement in a security notice is troubling
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9y ago
Yes, but (very unfortunately) it only works with the native iOS Music app.
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10y ago
That's not the definition of a terrorist
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10y ago
>(Of course, the real terrorists are the bankers and financiers) You lost me at this point. That's hateful populist rhetoric.
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Where did Steve Bannon get his worldview? From my book
(washingtonpost.com)
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10y ago
I wish I had a more pithy comment with which to reply, but I'll have to make do with just saying that was just hysterical. I hope you meant it to be so.
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10y ago
I really don't see your point.
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10y ago
No mention of how filtering might apply to Twitter's trending algorithms. Since much of the activities of bots are aimed at pushing a narrative to a wider audience (getting it trending), it seems like Twitter is currently neglecting on
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10y ago
Not necessarily. I appreciate the values for which Mozilla stands, and those values are entrenched in their products.
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10y ago
One might care where the patches come from as a volunteer community could be less reliable over time than the paid Mozilla staff. I know I certainly feel that way.
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10y ago
That's a good point. You can get around Tel Aviv while only speaking English, but perhaps not so much in the north.
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10y ago
Yikes. Airbnb really needs to deal with abuses such as those. That's just not fair for customers. I'm interested about why you mention not speaking any Semitic languages. English is pretty-well universally understood there - did y
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10y ago
>NATO bombing of Yugoslavia One of these things is not like the others
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10y ago
Interestingly, Israelis were actually fundamental in the founding of Singapore's military. At the request of the Singaporean government, Israel sent many advisors. It was pretty much an organization copy of Israel's, IIRC. For t
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