m4jor

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by m4jor 4y ago
I'm not an Android dev but I wonder if its ALL PURCHASE history or just access to purchase history and info in regards to the app like if you buy stuff in-app. Likely the latter if I had to guess.
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by m4jor 4y ago
>Large early bitcoin investor with extensive knowledge of its inner workings. An interesting way to put it.
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by m4jor 4y ago
Seems like it was stored on a hardware wallet like a ledger or trezor. He most likely voluntarily gave them the passwords and access as he turned himself in as well as turned over additional bitcoin.
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by m4jor 4y ago
Sounds like it was just stored on a Trezor or Ledger hardware wallet.
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by m4jor 4y ago
Nation-state hackers from Russia and China are certainly running active campaigns in US elections to disrupt or manipulate them. https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2022/10/17/chinese-h... Best evide
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by m4jor 4y ago
Because China is the number one threat to democracy and the US. They also are responsible for stealing hundreds of billions of dollars of IP from the US every single year. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allegations_of_in
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by m4jor 4y ago
I mean if your bathroom windows were on the other side of the house or had no street lights shining into them, you wouldn't be able to see...
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by m4jor 4y ago
Have you ever thought about just releasing the patent for everyone to use? Patents stifle innovation iirc.
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by m4jor 4y ago
It would be like a court order to ban encryption. Its just math. You cant do it and it would be meaningless.
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by m4jor 4y ago
Yet Tether cannot prove its holdings in a transparent and easy manner. USDC can. BUSD can. oh but not USDT hrm.
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by m4jor 4y ago
The biggest ones are American and Australian. Craig Wright (Claims to have invented Bitcoin but cant prove it lol) Richard Heart (Behind the Hex fraud crypto)
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by m4jor 4y ago
Dont forget about nuclear. Still a great energy source.
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by m4jor 4y ago
Actually, yes. That's accurate. Why would they waste time and their own money researching things when they can just steal it and then give that information to private and public Chinese industries? That is their entire MO. The Chinese
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by m4jor 4y ago
Sanctions do not matter to China. They will just have their nation state backed hackers hack into aerospace and defense contractors and steal their R&D instead. Thats the Chinese way and MO. Anything to further the Chinese economy. They
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by m4jor 4y ago
Yeah but with hashcat supporting cracking with multiple GPUs, even bcrypts can be cracked quickly now. There are also a ton of cloud cracking services like GPUHash.me and entire cracking forums where ppl crowdsource and help out like HashKi
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by m4jor 4y ago
hashcat
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by m4jor 4y ago
Most people crack with multiple GPUs. For example, I have a 5 GPU (3080s) rig that I used for mining ETH but now can use to crack with hashcat. tl;dr crack fast af boiii.
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by m4jor 4y ago
I hope he is doing okay. His reddit account went completely silent as of 2 years ago.
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Award-winning journalist missing since FBI ‘seized classified docs’ in home raid(nypost.com)
39 points by m4jor 4y ago|7 comments
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by m4jor 4y ago
To me, the worst part about flying is landing. As soon as you land a ton of inpatient people stand up and just rush to stand and wait in the middle isle. Every single flight this happens on. Planes need to have exits on the rear, middle, an
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by m4jor 4y ago
Thankfully only $100 or so.
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by m4jor 4y ago
Any tips? I tried brute forcing the login admin panel but no luck yet. What username should I use? I tried all the basic ones and cant get it to display anything besides "Invalid Login!".
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by m4jor 4y ago
It was a nation-state backed attack imo, no accident.
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by m4jor 4y ago
what about the old grumpy guy who owns steam.com and refuses to sell it to Gabe
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by m4jor 4y ago
You can do this yourself using DNSTwist https://github.com/elceef/dnstwist
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by m4jor 4y ago
Because 10% is boring and your limited to 10k/yr. wow 1k Zzzzzzzzzz
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by m4jor 4y ago
Because he's 100% guilty. He left South Korea to go to Singapore but has now fled from there as well. He's on the run.
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by m4jor 4y ago
non-paywall: https://archive.ph/mf7iW
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by m4jor 4y ago
You can still get paid to crack hashes :)
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by m4jor 4y ago
Yeah that isn't how payment processors work. If his clients are in breach of Stripes TOS it puts Stripe at odds with the compliance teams at Visa/MC/Amex immediately if they are processing his payments. Source: I used to run

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