kuroguro

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by kuroguro 5y ago
Does it have to be the keys that are leaked? There should be hundreds of healthcare workers who have access to the covid certificate system. I find it more likely there's an option to enter custom data for non-citizens and someone was
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by kuroguro 5y ago
> Pandemic ain't real, they just planned it probably that part?
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by kuroguro 5y ago
I just reroute all of my outgoing traffic to HN. Whatever I try to do I end up here. /s
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by kuroguro 5y ago
Reminds me of a local story about contraband cigarettes in the central market - the sellers had set up agreements on who cans sell where. By far the best spot was near the entrance since more traffic = more sales. The guy selling there was
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by kuroguro 5y ago
Not sure about the particular setup you mentioned, but given that there's an LPE published every few months, I wouldn't be surprised. https://ssd-disclosure.com/ssd-advisory-overlayfs-pe/ https://b
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by kuroguro 5y ago
> Win+Ctrl+Shift+B First time I've heard of this shortcut - seems to reboot the video driver in case of any graphics glitches. May come in handy, thx!
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by kuroguro 5y ago
The streaming part or the downloading/looking at code? You can look at leaked source code for educational purposes in most places (not legal advice). As far as I understand leaks are commonly used in vulnerability research for example
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by kuroguro 5y ago
On one hand I understand why you'd ban that kind of content, on the other it's essentially public information now... what's the point.
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by kuroguro 5y ago
Are there any estimates on what would a unit cost?
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by kuroguro 5y ago
It doesn't seem to be as bad now, but there are definitely ads there. IIRC to download the desktop version you have to click trough 3 pages, and each used to have at least one ad only saying "download now" that looked like a
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by kuroguro 5y ago
I think the "x is cool" part is necessary. Even if the actual steps to do something are mundane or tedious, it's usually the concept of "doing the cool thing" that gives motivation to persevere.
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by kuroguro 5y ago
> I always wonder what it takes to find this kind of exploit. A lot of knowledge about the target system's internals (comes with experience) and probably a lot of investment in fuzzing infrastructure or A LOT of time reverse enginee
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by kuroguro 5y ago
Sometimes I wish we could switch the whole world to a single language. Get rid of timezones and use metric everywhere while we're at it.
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by kuroguro 5y ago
> How did you first get into programming? Asked my informatics teacher in middle school on how to get started and he was happy to teach me the basics of C :) > What is your experience with university? Got my Bachelor's after a lo
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by kuroguro 5y ago
Well the /s is for security implications as well as performance. You can imagine someone writing a clever query to extract hashed passwords or something from different tables. Also with the amount of traffic HN gets the front page is p
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by kuroguro 5y ago
Bring your own ranking with an SQL input in the profile! /s
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by kuroguro 5y ago
Or often the other way around - a subdomain for some legacy feature points to a host. After the feature gets axed the server gets shut down (as it costs money) but the domain is left dangling. Anyone can claim the target subdomain (for CNAM
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by kuroguro 5y ago
Same, there's probably hundreds of thousands of business back-end applications that use confirm, as shiny buttons aren't a requirement. Will they just remove the API (so a JS error) or will it default to "no"?
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by kuroguro 5y ago
While US has a lot more cars, per capita Japan isn't that far behind: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_vehicles_...
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by kuroguro 5y ago
We could also... 1. select sane defaults on all of those options and 2. create a new file extension (.scsv for strict csv or sth) and call it a day _edit_ Oh, someone already did it: https://github.com/code4fukui/Strict
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by kuroguro 5y ago
They should embed the video in the front page, glad I went back to watch it! Don't understand why they used a robot voice for an otherwise well thought out and high quality video tho.
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by kuroguro 5y ago
Couldn't find the exact card, but here's an example from my neighbors if anyone's interested. I guess it's not a thing everywhere yet. https://www.swedbank.lt/img/private/d2d/cards/3dS
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by kuroguro 5y ago
Haven't had to sign anything for 15+ years, newer cards don't even have the space for signatures (Europe/MasterCard). I do have to do the mag-swipe maybe once a year, if the chip reader is acting up (still no signature, it as
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by kuroguro 5y ago
Oh god, it's already spreading! /s
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by kuroguro 5y ago
https://etherscan.io/txs?a=0xf8b5c45c6388c9ee12546061786026a... binance charity and donations to archive.org, etherscan, infura.io, rekt... and Vitalik!
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by kuroguro 5y ago
I think he sent most of it to some charities that accept eth right away.
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by kuroguro 5y ago
I think they got all of us!
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by kuroguro 5y ago
Hmm. Wait, so if I take the SIM to a country that supports 3G would it still work? Or are they killing the SIMs/proxy servers themselves as well?
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by kuroguro 5y ago
Yes, I picked a strong word to poke fun at them :) That being said I've mostly seen the word used in the context of bad firmware updates or ROM flashes. However that's nothing booting into recovery or a JTAG won't fix.
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by kuroguro 5y ago
In GTA's case it may be even worse, as the p2p nature of the network may make it wormable.

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