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by mercora 10y ago
i can hardly imagine in what situation i would register an account on such sites using a cooperate email address... I mean, not only that i would expect those to be property of my employer (including mails sent and received that is) and thu
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by mercora 10y ago
I am not really into LaTeX but i write all my letters with it and like doing so very much. I get nice looking clean documents that have a very professional appeal and are much more convenient to create than in any full fledged editor. I jus
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by mercora 10y ago
ive bound this oneliner to do the same for Xorg: echo " https://gateway.ipfs.io/ipfs/`xwd -root|convert - png:-|ipfs add -q`"|xclip -selection clipboard
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by mercora 10y ago
i always failed to see why adding a phone number would be somehow more secure. However, i also knew this kind of attack was somewhat common for German online banking accounts using SMS TAN because service providers were easily convinced to
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by mercora 10y ago
i am suprised how watching out for cyclist, or anything really, is not common sense. I do that and i do not even have a drivers license... Oo
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by mercora 10y ago
While a common agreement on how this should be done would be the best solution, it should be enough to have at least some option to setup such tunnels through an API. Router manufactures could develop an App to make that setup easier then.
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by mercora 10y ago
i can see why they would not call this VLAN functionality although it surely makes use of it, it is not configurable individually. So lets just say i misunderstood what you were meaning. Setting up a guest network with internet access would
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by mercora 10y ago
i would say making secure tunnels a default for home routers would be a better mitigation... there is no need to control my "smart home" or what ever from my neighbors phone... Some things just do not make much sense without being
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by mercora 10y ago
i think one way could be if you have a coworker or someone who is able to get root on the machine you are trying to log into. if you have the same password on your own machines sshd he might even easily get back to it and read credentials s
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by mercora 10y ago
i am somewhat scared to use smart cards because they might break at some point and i am loosing access... if i would use some kind of local ca to provision the keys i could just as well use them directly... so i would need some kind of secu
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by mercora 10y ago
As a telco you can actually take a profit from incoming calls. I am not sure if you are allowed to be the called party in this case though. I remember similar services here in Germany that regularly had to change numbers because they got bl
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by mercora 10y ago
In Germany i do not know any bank that does not support [0]FinTS when using online banking with your account. I would consider that a documented API for external use. However, you asked for american banks and i haven't seen options to
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by mercora 10y ago
even if we would. that could easily be defeated by regular rekeying like done in ipsec or not?
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by mercora 10y ago
for some reason this seems mostly dead now. Not that it is not possible but it is not implemented in almost all phones.
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RCE in Teamspeak 3 server(seclists.org)
3 points by mercora 10y ago|0 comments
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by mercora 10y ago
i would not recommend archlinux as a server distro. Things break sometimes and typically in a server environment you care more about stability than about running on the bleeding edge. Its not unreasonable unstable though extra care is neede
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by mercora 10y ago
i run them on KVM and have not much of an issue. But i do not use them for much really. However i was actually somewhat surprised that it runs as well as it does... I dont feel much of a difference to running windows on KVM except that RDP
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by mercora 10y ago
While i like the idea and most of the others here i think a more practical approach would be to force a labeling requirement for the guaranteed time span a device will get timely security updates. This way it becomes part of the specs manuf
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by mercora 10y ago
if there was just one scheme for both and some kind of protocol upgrade needs to take place wouldn't it be easy to manipulate the connection and just doesn't let it take place?
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by mercora 10y ago
I do not know why not more services use it but i want to point out that the Google Authenticator app is just an implementation of [0]HOTP and [1]TOTP. There is also a free implementation of the same feature set available called [2]FreeOTP.
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by mercora 10y ago
its been a while since i last visited this site but i noticed the only real thing that makes it easy for them in my case is my language settings. I preferred English language before my native language which must have been so odd that my bro
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by mercora 10y ago
I tried and could not find any mention of a TLD for private and general use. Do you refer to the use of a name without a TLD, like "example"? I think while "example." would make up a valid domain name (not sure about tha
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by mercora 10y ago
I made the assumption that the query for the domain is statically resolved by the local resolver of the device. I also do not know anything about the configuration of these devices, i just assumed it is just a convenient way to access the l
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by mercora 10y ago
It is beyond me to understand how the decision making and maintaining process worked in this case but it makes me wonder why there is no such thing as a TLD for private use. Analogue to private IP address space. Now that TLD can pop up arb
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by mercora 11y ago
:D Sorry, i do all kind of weird typos, sometimes i do not spot them.
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by mercora 11y ago
Thanks, that made it much more clear to me :) I now also read about "femtocells" used among else by Verizon (which dievices have been hacked) that are used to extend the signal coverage by costumers. It is an interesting topic ove
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by mercora 11y ago
Phones automatically connect to any unencrypted BTS? This is really insane. I thought service providers provision the sim card with white listed and authenticated providers or only tunnel their traffic securely through foreign networks. Thi
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by mercora 11y ago
somewhat surprisingly easyBCD works
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by mercora 11y ago
I wonder if it is possible to read input of other users and/or devices connected to these computers in read only mode or any mode actually.
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by mercora 11y ago
I do not have appropriate words for this. What a terrible nightmare. And even worse the second time they did this. I mean what kind of company is this? I am seriously shattered that they are so careless with so much responsibility. I never

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