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by ratg13 2y ago
Signal is primarily for end-to-end encryption. If a device has been compromised, the database can be extracted with all messages and contacts
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by ratg13 2y ago
You can click on HN usernames to read their profile.
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by ratg13 2y ago
I feel like people that are concerned about this have never heard of a JTAG access port.
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by ratg13 2y ago
they only state they are using cloudflare for DNS, they didn't say if they were proxying the connection
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by ratg13 2y ago
Establish a company in Estonia and use it for your business operations https://www.e-resident.gov.ee/
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by ratg13 2y ago
The company doing your risk assessments would act as your representative.
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by ratg13 2y ago
I would think offering rewards for information could be a good deterrent. It takes a decent amount of coordination, equipment, and crew to pull off these missions. I imagine many people on these ships aren’t getting paid that great. By offe
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by ratg13 2y ago
Tarriff other countries and then establish a free trade agreement with Russia to boost their economy. One wonders if they will make American packaging for their products, or just sell the Russian labeled products straight on US shelves.
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by ratg13 2y ago
Tangentially I noticed the Bureau For Justice Statistics site was offline for a couple of days.. seems to be back now. This was following the deletion of the NLEAD database
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by ratg13 2y ago
I’d argue that read receipts are a great way of letting people know that I received their information, without the need to respond to them to let them know. “Oh no, an attacker might know that I don’t care about whatever they sent me” isn’t
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by ratg13 2y ago
Now the debate begins on whether downloading Twitter DMs is an official government duty.
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by ratg13 2y ago
Microsoft co-pilot does this out of the box Just upload your documents to a OneDrive, Sharepoint, or Teams Site that you have access to and just start asking questions.
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by ratg13 2y ago
The old accidentally putting the account number in the amount field. The fact that this was overlooked by multiple people looking at the transaction is the scary part.
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by ratg13 2y ago
They’ve rebuilt popular software many times over in the past. Even with Skype they rebuilt the entire backend as well when they moved it from a decentralized platform to a centralized platform. I struggle to believe that this theory holds a
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by ratg13 2y ago
Sites like AliExpress and eBay are full of zero reputation “retailers” that look to offer products for sale with the intention of not delivering on them. The lowest prices are almost always scams
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by ratg13 2y ago
It’s not really worth running pre-alpha software if you are not a developer. It just opens the door for non-technical people to badmouth the software complaining that nothing works and expecting a fully functional browser.
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by ratg13 2y ago
It says on the website they aim to always maintain 18 months of runway.. so basically scaling up and down as needed. They get sponsors through enthusiasm, which is the way it should be for a project like this. After reading their website, I
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by ratg13 2y ago
Because when there is a monopoly, you are at the whims of the people that control it.
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by ratg13 2y ago
Personal recommendations that don’t seem to high on their lists: - Museum of Occupation and Freedom Struggles - Vilnius, Lithuania - KGB Building - Riga, Latvia - House of Terror Museum - Budapest, Hungary —— There is always an understandin
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by ratg13 2y ago
I don’t want to be rude, but would you mind deleting your account? These type of low quality comments don’t really have a place here and generally are not welcome.
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by ratg13 2y ago
I speak a few languages, and find myself losing the grip on the native one. People I know that know more languages than me seem to be worse at all of them.. and by worse I mean they can hold a fluent conversation, but have extremely poor sp
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by ratg13 2y ago
When was this? I remember consulting in an HP semiconductor facility in the early 2000s and being amazed that anyone could possibly run an ‘advanced’ company so poorly and get away with it. I guess full disclaimer would be that I am current
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by ratg13 2y ago
Use an IP restricted key vault. If you’re just trusting everything to .env, someone will hack you eventually.
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by ratg13 2y ago
You just gotta trust the wrong people. Don’t forget FTX willingly hired the Ultimate Bet “god mode” guy.
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by ratg13 2y ago
Compensation from vehicle accident payments are not taxed as income in Canada. US citizens that were on the flight will have to declare it as income.
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by ratg13 2y ago
“Server with high reputation” doesn’t mean anything. DKIM, SPF, DNSSEC are things that matter You could be doing things poorly for 30 years for all we know.
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by ratg13 2y ago
From what I have seen, French people do. Our anecdata is showing French people seem more willing to deal with a chatbot that speaks in French than having to deal with a human that speaks English.
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by ratg13 2y ago
While Stripe seems like it could do many things better here, you can accomplish what you are suggesting by using a key vault.
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by ratg13 2y ago
He said they rolled the key and were compromised again immediately after. Would venture to guess the attackers are able to just read the files on the server due to a vulnerability or poor programming.
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by ratg13 2y ago
I’ve never used stripe, but wondering if they don’t allow you to set permissions for API keys. This sounds like way too many permissions being granted for something used in a storefront.

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