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by ryanlol 6y ago
>2021-02-06 12:00 @DuckSoft sended a pull request that adds the PoC to Signal TLS proxy's repository. This is inappropriate. Pulling in a random PoC to the repo is not how you’re supposed to use PRs. Issues exist for this purpose, b
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by ryanlol 6y ago
You have to be pretty thick if you can’t understand how those pull requests were inappropriate.
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by ryanlol 6y ago
> some of the shadowsocks team signed the statement And hilariously enough also demonstrated that they don’t know how to use PGP.
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by ryanlol 6y ago
Should Signal then come with a blanket warning “Do not trust Signal!”?
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by ryanlol 6y ago
Why should SEC be investigating naked shorting right now , without any evidence of naked shorting happening?
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by ryanlol 6y ago
I’m familiar with obfs4 and snowflake. Signals TLS proxy is naive compared to obfs4, but at it’s core it’s a similar solution.
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by ryanlol 6y ago
Of course they’re brushing this off, there’s simply nothing they can do to solve the problem of compromised platforms. Signal should focus on problems they can realistically solve.
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by ryanlol 6y ago
Lets not pretend that this has anything to do with their political party. Would you also say that tech companies banning ISIS is systematically oppressing members of one religion? > that's the antithesis of free speech It’s not. Com
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by ryanlol 6y ago
Could you be more specific about the issues they’ve been ignoring or brushing off?
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by ryanlol 6y ago
What you call “defending censorship” is perhaps better described as “defending free speech”. Forced speech is not free speech.
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by ryanlol 6y ago
Tor is very easy to block, and relies on very similar proxies to circumvent that.
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by ryanlol 6y ago
In my experience such facilities aren’t any better in some “nice” northern European countries. The incentives might be slightly different, end results the same. For example in Finland involuntary commitment is somewhat frequently used as an
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by ryanlol 6y ago
> It’s closed source. No one has a clue what it’s doing This is just bullshit. If you have access to the binaries you can find out what the software does.
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by ryanlol 6y ago
Oh please. Colo those servers and don’t publicly expose your relationship with the colo provider, spin up frontend proxies on other providers to hide your backend. This is basic stuff, the problem with Parler is that their team seems to hav
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by ryanlol 6y ago
This is not evidence of naked shorting.
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by ryanlol 6y ago
Do you have any evidence of this happening?
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by ryanlol 6y ago
Looking at this guys posts it seems like he’s down $400k from the peak, but remains above his initial investment.
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by ryanlol 6y ago
In a world with unlimited IO throughput and very few hashes to crack, yeah. Discussion from 2017: https://hashcat.net/forum/thread-6219.html From 2018: https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/
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by ryanlol 6y ago
Does anyone actually use rainbow tables to crack password hashes anymore with GPUs being so fast?
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by ryanlol 6y ago
These questions are next to impossible to answer. The DUAL_EC_DRBG algorithm is widely agreed to be backdoored (even the author of this article seems to agree), but nobody has actually proven that an attack exists. Cryptography is a very co
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by ryanlol 6y ago
> and if I'm remembering correctly, even in the later 90s, you would have had to type http://www.sex.com to get it to even load right This wasn’t a technical requirement though, sex.com would’ve loaded just fine if it ha
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by ryanlol 6y ago
> even if said data was public Here’s a huge difference between the Swartz case and Parler, the data Swartz was scraping wasn’t public.
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by ryanlol 6y ago
>I find it hard to believe that you really were a sysadmin, or a pentester, as one of the major principles of security is responsible disclosure. Oh wow. This guy has really embraced software vendor PR efforts from the early 2000s. Incre
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by ryanlol 6y ago
https://gab.com/groups 3 of the top 10 gab groups are pushing the Qanon conspiracy theory, one is pushing the “StopTheSteal” extremist movement.
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by ryanlol 6y ago
Twitter is right wing Twitter, Gab is decidedly a far right website. Just take a quick look at the comments on the top stories in the “Gab trends” section: https://trends.gab.com/item/60163b8f144291532b8bccb0 Bill gate
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by ryanlol 6y ago
Cannabidiol==CBD Synthetic cannabidiol == synthetic CBD (i.e. just CBD)
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by ryanlol 6y ago
Well, the whole point is to bundle this with a product that generates value for the user.
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by ryanlol 6y ago
So what motivated you to ignore all the facts when posting your comment? Your implication that LACNIC is pulling DDoS-Guards IPs just because LACNIC doesn’t like the content they host couldn’t be further from the truth. Describing Guilmette
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by ryanlol 6y ago
It’s interesting to see the kinds of mental gymnastics these threads attract from folks seeking to defend their favourite nazi site. LACNIC really fucked up by enforcing their rules that require you to actually be doing business in Latin Am
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by ryanlol 6y ago
What makes ad replacement malware? Presumably the users don’t care as long as the replacement ads aren’t of horrible quality. It’s definitely a bit cheeky, but malicious? I don’t think so. This seems like a fairly benign monetization scheme

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