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by nuker 4y ago
It’d be nice to show schedule times according to browser’s timezone. Or a countdown timer at least. Im still not sure what Australian time it’d be.
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by nuker 4y ago
> on reconnection, the monitors will look identical from the OS side, … And there’s nothing you can do to fix it. Wrong. You still have them connected to different ports, buses, hubs, docks. Hardware path is what tells them apart.
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by nuker 4y ago
Im not bullying anyone :) My Mac prefers IPV6 it seems, and if i press login on HN I get blank page. It is just annoying. If I set IPV6 in Network Prefs to Link local only, login works.
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Ask HN: Does HN Support IPv6?
5 points by nuker 4y ago|4 comments
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iCloud Private Relay Captures DNS(forums.macrumors.com)
2 points by nuker 4y ago|0 comments
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by nuker 4y ago
Porn is against HN terms of use.
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by nuker 4y ago
> Does it prevent CNAME shenanigans? Yes. https://portswigger.net/daily-swig/amp/apples-safari-browser...
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DJI Drones Transmit Location Data Unencrypted; Free Aeroscope in the Making(dronexl.co)
1 points by nuker 4y ago|0 comments
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Zoom security issues: What's gone wrong and what's been fixed(tomsguide.com)
1 points by nuker 4y ago|0 comments
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Suspicious Package an Application for Inspecting macOS Installer Packages(mothersruin.com)
2 points by nuker 4y ago|0 comments
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by nuker 4y ago
Disabling “Load Remote Content” setting in email clients seems to reduce spam too.
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by nuker 4y ago
Some rodgerd
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by nuker 4y ago
Many execs have short term personal incentives, so short term gains suit fine.
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by nuker 4y ago
And even better, OzBargain.com.au crowdsourced one liner reviews, surprisingly valid :)
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by nuker 4y ago
Copying back the removed comment: “The appeal of injection a library into Zoom, revolves around its (user-granted) access to the mic and camera. Once our malicious library is loaded into Zoom’s process/address space, the library will a
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by nuker 4y ago
I wrote this up, here, not in a blog. The post and the first comment together. Less is more. But the comment was moved by dang to another thread, and got separated from this. I honestly do not see the sense of any of this happening, given t
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by nuker 4y ago
Related because both allow code injection into a signed app, but mine uses disable-library-validation entitlement method and this uses SecureRestorableState method.
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by nuker 4y ago
would you, please, un-dupe it? This is different thing
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by nuker 4y ago
Related, yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32458878
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by nuker 4y ago
moved here from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32458878
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by nuker 4y ago
The linked one is different thing, imho: “giving the updater any file with the same name as Zoom’s signing certificate would be enough to pass the test” This is about entitlement allowing “dylib proxying”.
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by nuker 4y ago
Blockchain
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by nuker 4y ago
“The appeal of injection a library into Zoom, revolves around its (user-granted) access to the mic and camera. Once our malicious library is loaded into Zoom’s process/address space, the library will automatically inherit any/all
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Zoom macOS app quietly added back cs.disable-library-validation entitlement
123 points by nuker 4y ago|10 comments
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Di – [D]ownload and [I]nstall Mac apps (for example – safe install of Zoom.us)(github.com)
2 points by nuker 4y ago|1 comments
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by nuker 4y ago
Zoom installer is a dumpster fire of shady scripts, and, of course, it asks for root password. No more!
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Welcome to the Dark Net, a Wilderness Where Invisible World Wars Are F.. (2016)(vanityfair.com)
2 points by nuker 4y ago|0 comments
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by nuker 4y ago
> How else would you do it? Sell to first buyer, easy.
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by nuker 4y ago
He should’ve better used Thunderbolt 3 DAS chassis.
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by nuker 4y ago
> This vulnerability could be exploited to get a privilege escalation on Ubuntu 22.04. Nothing else is vulnerable?

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