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by quenix 5y ago
Supposedly, the false positive rate is 1 in a trillion.
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by quenix 5y ago
Those two things aren't mutually exclusive.
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by quenix 5y ago
If your machine takes 8 seconds to render a Twitter page, perhaps you need a new machine.
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by quenix 5y ago
This isn't even tied to iCloud, they can scan your device even if you don't use iCloud. iOS downloads CSAM scanning code from Apple and runs it locally—hence, client-side tool.
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by quenix 5y ago
While these things are reprehensible, I don't see much of them as "betraying" me, the user, as much as I do this new tool.
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by quenix 5y ago
No, this is entirely different.
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by quenix 5y ago
I just discovered that we both may have been wrong. Looks like you can skip the AfC review process entirely and this is given the go-ahead by Wikipedia (it's not frowned upon). Basically, you have to create a Draft-namespace article (f
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by quenix 5y ago
This isn't cleverly anti-Apple, it's just petty. I have plenty a gripe against some things Apple does, but the piece here makes a net zero good points.
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by quenix 5y ago
That's what I was thinking. This is a stupid article.
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by quenix 5y ago
Right? The way Panos spoke was just so bizarre and eerie.
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by quenix 5y ago
Shouldn’t we see this reflected in hospital admissions?
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by quenix 5y ago
Computational photography (what you call "some are enhanced with AI or whatever Machine Learning") is a perfectly legitimate evolution in the field of consumer photography. I'm not sure why you are so critical of it.
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by quenix 5y ago
Yes, that's why the OP laments that "everyone else is using WhatsApp, Telegram, etc".
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by quenix 5y ago
It doesn't run live on your phone—rather, you back it up using Apple software and then run the tool on the backup. So it never touches your phone directly.
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by quenix 5y ago
Wow, that's scary. Could you provide the stdout from the tool indicating this?
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by quenix 5y ago
Strange. I see things like • quality original skits & memes • craftsmen making shorts about things such as the assembly process for a certain furniture • doctors showing day-in-the-life videos as well as quick health advisories and PSAs
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by quenix 5y ago
I disagree. Have you tried the app yourself?
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by quenix 5y ago
This is so painfully true. I've tried to submit two articles so far to AfC (articles for creation) and both were rejected. It's puzzling to me because I often see extremely low quality articles (with just one sentence, for example
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by quenix 5y ago
Give it a try! It's strangely fulfilling.
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by quenix 5y ago
Don’t keep us waiting. How and where do you sleep?
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by quenix 5y ago
Another explanation is the hardware root of trust. On iOS, for example, hardware root of trust in a separate physical security processor validates all code in a chain. An exploit cannot gain persistence across a reboot unless it has access
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by quenix 5y ago
Holy shit, 5 minutes soaked ? That's intense
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by quenix 5y ago
Thanks for the write up.
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by quenix 5y ago
I am just fascinated by the amount of work and effort that goes into this. A simple view-source shows tens of thousands of lines of code... for a free blog. Incredible
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by quenix 5y ago
That’s the first I’ve heard someone call Android an inherently more secure OS than iOS. Could you substantiate that?
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by quenix 5y ago
Can someone ELI5 what this POC actually does? As someone with little experience w/ iOS internals or its kernel, I’m not sure what I’m looking at. Does it run code as root? Write kernel memory?
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by quenix 5y ago
Realistically, how useful is compromising modem firmware if like 98% of communication done through it is encrypted at the AP level? It’s sorta like wiretapping a fiber optic cable—okay, what now?
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by quenix 5y ago
That story is heart-wrenching. So young!
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Into the Borg – SSRF inside Google's production network(opnsec.com)
3 points by quenix 5y ago|0 comments
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by quenix 5y ago
I'm not really sure how I feel about this. An issue that immediately jumped out at me is privacy, especially when they advertise web browsing (Brave, Chrome, Firefox) as a good use of this product. I wouldn't feel OK doing around

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