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omribahumi
10y ago
Ok, then this is definitely a problem with UDP. But what about TCP only? AFAIK, TCP RST is usually used when a packet is received with no connection. The only place I'm aware of that uses ICMP 3/3 is the REJECT iptables target whe
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omribahumi
10y ago
I was thinking you can block ICMP 3/3 if an IP address is used for ingress only (TCP/UDP server)
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omribahumi
10y ago
Spend 10% on the ring and the extra 90% add to the honeymoon budget, or buy her something she actually needs.
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omribahumi
10y ago
From reading this, just show it to her. It says people can't spot the difference.
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omribahumi
10y ago
Another signal that can't be caught is SIGSTOP
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omribahumi
10y ago
From reading it, looks like it's the same concept. Thanks. Didn't know about it.
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omribahumi
10y ago
Why is this being downvoted? The topic might as well be tor user exposure with malware. I'm not trying to encourage CP consumption.
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omribahumi
10y ago
I once experimented with a Tor router on a VM that isolated another VM's internet connectivity. The idea was |Stealth VM| --> |Tor router VM| --> |Virtual Box NAT| The Tor router VM was running redsocks[0] to route all TCP traffi
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omribahumi
10y ago
Is macro recording (and editing) still a thing? I haven't used MS Office in a while...
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omribahumi
10y ago
Bash completion is still pretty fast for most commands. If you need --help or man, it will slow you down considerably
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omribahumi
10y ago
Do you mean pay them for the interview time? People will start interviewing for a living.
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omribahumi
10y ago
I'm not going to get into this discussion. You're welcome to have your opinion, but I don't think all Trump's objectors are against Israel.
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omribahumi
10y ago
No one mentioned Tel-Aviv. We have excellent weather, food and beach. Google and Facebook have engineering offices in Tel-Aviv, and there are lots of start-ups here. I'm not sure what's the process of getting a visa though. Jewish
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omribahumi
10y ago
I think that the biggest argument against it is code changes. Think about a code change that adds an additional yield point without proper locking. Has any language tackled this with lazy locking? i.e. lock only on yield. Maybe this could e
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omribahumi
10y ago
Also, Dropbox can sync over LAN https://www.dropbox.com/en/help/137
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omribahumi
10y ago
I was thinking IPFS
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omribahumi
10y ago
Anyone tried the Windows 10 Linux Subsystem?
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omribahumi
10y ago
I'm assuming that's because of the Android security model, rather than a limitation of the exploit itself? edit: Apparently SETUID is disabled on Android: ... using kernel features that help block privilege escalation (e.g.
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omribahumi
10y ago
Maybe I'm missing something here, but what stops you from putting a setuid "su" binary and keeping the root access, even if the kernel is upgraded?
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omribahumi
10y ago
A single bit (TCP URG bit) triggered a BSOD on Windows 95 (WinNuke) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WinNuke
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omribahumi
10y ago
CGI prefixes environment variables with "HTTP_" (for HTTP headers), the problem is this prefix is not unique.
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omribahumi
10y ago
See https://httpoxy.org/#history
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Httpoxy – A CGI application vulnerability
(httpoxy.org)
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omribahumi
11y ago
Btfs is a "glue" between libfuse and libtorrent. libfuse is used for the Kernel Fuse interface and libtorrent is used as a bittorrent client. Read more about Fuse on Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fi
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omribahumi
11y ago
I don't understand how the attack works from reading this. Seems to me like it's related to UPnP. Any idea?
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omribahumi
11y ago
That's funny. They have 4 different connectors inside the package: https://datazone-gbatteries.netdna-ssl.com/assets/buy/galler...
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omribahumi
11y ago
Thanks!
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omribahumi
11y ago
This is cool! Any open source proxy that can direct HTTP traffic to one port and SSH to another? OpenVPN supports this with the port-share option [0] [0]: https://community.openvpn.net/openvpn/wiki/Openvpn23ManPage
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omribahumi
11y ago
What about IOS being used both by Apple and Cisco?
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omribahumi
11y ago
Are the positive ones the "bigger" ones? EDIT: From the linked Wikipedia entry: "Because of the much greater distance to ground, the positively charged region can develop considerably larger levels of charge and voltages than
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