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5y ago
Wait, what about that one time NSO's malware was used to hack Jeff Bezos? Pretty sure he'd have used a +1 ... number.
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Yep, Krebs on Security wrote "Try This One Weird Trick Russian Hackers Hate" -- https://krebsonsecurity.com/2021/05/try-this-one-weird-trick...
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madars
5y ago
Isn't this just a commercialized version of Library Genesis?
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5y ago
I don't think we know that all tech has been eclipsed commercially. Recall that in 2012 NRO donated two unused, spare satellites to NASA that were superior to the Hubble telescope https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2012
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madars
5y ago
Site is down but someone archived it: https://archive.md/mYnjF
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5y ago
Crazy how much more pleasant web is with uMatrix. I did not even notice this until you pointed it out
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madars
5y ago
A HN-like site you might like is https://lobste.rs/ . It only has technical content.
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5y ago
You can install uBlock Origin in Firefox, Project Fi, the most secure carrier, supports network switching, and you can install custom APKs (e.g. NewPipe). Also you avoid the iMessage attack surface (granted, you can disable iMessage but it
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Inequality in Equalland (2011)
(daemonology.net)
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5y ago
The files don't need to be gigantic. You could, for example, have a binary config file which in one colliding version encodes a potentially dangerous debugging setting, e.g., "allow_unauthenticated_rpc = false" but in other h
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5y ago
Collisions definitely do matter for git security: many people pin explicit git hashes for their dependancies, and thus they can be tricked in running malicious forks. This requires placing a chosen commit in the git repo (so unlike second p
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5y ago
You might enjoy this TIME magazine slideshow: Inside the World's Most Humane Prison https://content.time.com/time/photogallery/0,29307,1989083,0... about https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hal
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I heard you can change your address to California, which then gives the option to cancel online (due to state law). It is absolutely ridiculous that NYT will happily take your card info online, but require you to be on hold to speak with th
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5y ago
There is geoengineering! :-)
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5y ago
Can you recommend similar others (or maybe how to find them)? I learned of PushShift because snew, an alternative reddit frontend showing deleted comments, was making fetch requests and I had to whitelist it in uMatrix. Did not know about C
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5y ago
Very nice! A tl;dr with spoilers -- for a typical compression algorithm C(x), applying it over and over again C(x), C(C(x)), C(C(C(x))), ... we would quickly arrive at an input for which the compressed length increases. Here the author prop
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5y ago
You can test it at home using "delv www.slack.com @4.2.2.1 +rtrace" (4.2.2.[1-6] are Level 3's servers): ;; fetch: www.slack.com/A ;; fetch: com/DS ;; fetch: ./DNSKEY ;; fetch: slack.com/
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5y ago
It would be interesting to compare this with other low-hanging fruit attack vectors. If you already have physical access, what velocity controls are there in place to prevent me from just repeatedly running cash through the ATM to clear out
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5y ago
Your Polish example is laughable. Poland offered $2 billion to have permanent U.S. bases in Poland but, obviously, did not welcome Russian invasion. "Christus vincit! Christus regnat! Christus imperat!"
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5y ago
This is fantastic! The actual image in the post looks almost like <hr> so linking it here: https://i.stack.imgur.com/hPcJr.png (it also gzip -9's to just 253 bytes and to 241 bytes with bzip2 -9)
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You can't have uBlock Origin (or anything similarly powerful) on iOS as all browsers are skins for Mobile Safari. But you can install Firefox with full extension support on Android!
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Cambridge is atypical: it has tons of biotech, FAANG offices, etc to tax, so the city ends up having one of the lowest residential property tax rates in the state. In fact, Cambridge's residential rate is almost 2x less than those of e
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5y ago
Tech details from the Getting Started guide: > How does this work? > SQLite compiled into WebAssembly fetches pages of the database hosted on IPFS through HTTP range requests using sql.js-httpvfs layer, and then evaluates your query i
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RsaCtfTool
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> Since congress included [the non-profit] exemption, presumably there is some way to qualify for it, otherwise it wouldn't exist. Puffer is probably that: https://puffer.stanford.edu/
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SEC Gives Whistle-Blower $110M in Second-Biggest Payout
(finance.yahoo.com)
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How do you deal with lack of uBlock Origin? It's Android's killer feature: you can have real browsers with extensions.
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Try this: https://archive.is/G8MXx
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Good opportunity to plug https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anscombe%27s_quartet : if you don't know much about the underlying distribution, simple statistics don't describe it well. From Wikipedia description: An
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You probably don't want to use mailinator.com address for this: anyone can read messages sent to it.
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