patrakov

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by patrakov 2y ago
In other countries, e.g., Russia, analog channel 1 existed and was used.
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by patrakov 2y ago
> - Phone enclaves -> see above Well... not really, from the viewpoint of a bank. Look, now the user can extract the key that the bank TOTP app carefully keeps, and transfer it to another (rooted) device, or use without a phone at all
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Open problem in quantum entanglement theory solved after nearly 25 years(physicsworld.com)
2 points by patrakov 2y ago|0 comments
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by patrakov 2y ago
Sorry, this is not a valid answer - you can checksum the boot device as much as you like, but I have not seen any procedure that ensures that you know the correct checksum. What could have helped you is not just a checksum, but a signature
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by patrakov 2y ago
Use Vaultwarden then
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by patrakov 2y ago
Hello, this is a security auditor. Could you please confirm items on the following checklist? 1. A BIOS password exists, with at least 8 characters, not based on a single dictionary word or keyboard-run sequence, and not easily guessable in
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by patrakov 2y ago
Online banking still exists. That is, you log into your bank and specify the recipient's bank, account number (or IBAN), the amount, and the purpose of the transfer.
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by patrakov 2y ago
In Europe, yes. Avoiding US-based middlemen like PayPal becomes trendy.
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by patrakov 2y ago
Ah, I see. Probably, "dragon" is a misspelled contraction of "Dr. Racoon," which fits both your description and the records of their medical properties.
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by patrakov 2y ago
Sadly, this is not in Debian (but it is in Arch repositories).
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by patrakov 2y ago
The auditor who unexpectedly helped me is a BIR-accredited one but does not work directly for BIR. (BIR is a PH equivalent of IRS)
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by patrakov 2y ago
(a Philippine one-person corporation owner here) My experience with tax optimization is that, after the first year, the auditor included suboptimal tax settings as an audit finding and also provided concrete recommendations on how to implem
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by patrakov 2y ago
Yes, if this is documented and not done by default. Example: https://www.gevent.org/api/gevent.monkey.html
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by patrakov 2y ago
Better late than never. Thanks! And indeed, this looks like a well-thought-out (with an explicit field for the IPv6 interface ID, as opposed to the full address) approach to IPv6 forwarding and firewalling.
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by patrakov 2y ago
(Former freediver here) Down to ~27 meters, there is also nothing special when freediving, assuming that you took the fullest possible breath before diving. This is because the water pressure compresses your chest, but it is within the norm
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by patrakov 2y ago
I was surprised by how many "that's OK" answers this got. All known secrets should be either masked or tokenized, which means replacing them with either asterisks or an irreversible hash of the original value. It's a sec
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by patrakov 2y ago
Can you share a screenshot of the relevant firewall rule that allows access to one port on one IPv6 address behind the router and doesn't break when the ISP assigns a different delegated prefix?
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by patrakov 2y ago
> If I want to run a service though, then I just add a rule to allow traffic on that port to my computer's stable address. Problem: in most consumer firewalls, and even in OpenWrt, there are simply no words to express this. I don&#x
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Spotted: GlobeOne app with ads promoting Trojan apps(yugatech.com)
1 points by patrakov 2y ago|1 comments
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by patrakov 2y ago
GlobeOne is the official app from a big ISP (both fiber and mobile) in the Philippines. It is the recommended way to check or top up the balance, avail of promos such as data/call/text bundles, view the remaining minutes and gigab
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by patrakov 2y ago
Is the gov.uk website infrastructure compliant with their own Cyber Essentials requirements? I very much doubt it, as the anti-malware requirements applicable to cloud providers that are not using Windows or MacOS ([1], section 5, subsectio
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by patrakov 2y ago
(2019) Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20410126 (248 points, 115 comments)
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by patrakov 2y ago
My question would then be whether this easily avoidable type of blocking is a form of protest from those mandated to implement blocking.
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by patrakov 2y ago
This should not be surprising. Phishers have unlimited attempts with dummy accounts to tailor their emails to the desired response from the AI before sending their bait out for real.
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Dropcap Generation with AI(gwern.net)
1 points by patrakov 2y ago|0 comments
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Quantum mechanics disproves an exotic type of black hole(bigthink.com)
3 points by patrakov 2y ago|0 comments
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by patrakov 2y ago
#2 is also something that a security expert needs to audit, so that booting an extracted stock recovery ISO (which has the kernel signed by the same keys as the real system) does NOT unlock the FDE. https://discussion.fedoraproje
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by patrakov 2y ago
The key here is technological adaptations that help humans thrive where they could not live previously. It's irrelevant that humans can't survive in space: they will, for example, build space stations in the future, just like they
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A comprehensive resource listing all paper sizes, dimensions and formats(papersizes.io)
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by patrakov 2y ago
There is a middle ground between "all certs" and "a few certs". An example would be https://community.letsencrypt.org/t/revoking-certain-certifi... (2.4% of all certificates). This needs a full list

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