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Don't Punish a North Korean Hacker Just for Following Orders
(thedailybeast.com)
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ryanlol
6y ago
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ryanlol
6y ago
> For me, my AirPods Pro, my Dyson vacuum, Audible, and Spotify are the first to come to mind One of these is not like the others.
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6y ago
> of others won't be able to compete with that foresight. Those who can’t compete aren’t even going to try, nobody loses here.
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6y ago
DNS root operators can only seize TLDs, not regular domain names.
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ryanlol
6y ago
But what’s the deal with UK pumps stopping if you squeeze the trigger too hard? Drives me crazy.
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ryanlol
6y ago
Yeah. This stuff gets traded all the time.
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ryanlol
6y ago
That’s not a billion dollar vulnerability, you can buy recent copies of this source code for a million dollars.
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ryanlol
6y ago
> Convince them clean air is more important for their health than the next Mediterranean carnivore diet and we might start getting the tech we need. Rich people already have fancy air filters in their cars and homes, they spend several m
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Used to have a top of the line unit. These look very pretty, but they do a really shit job washing the dishes. Replaced with a Miele unit, was a bit harder to integrate nicely but now the dishes come out clean without having to handwash the
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6y ago
> Recently a local data center provider in Central Texas was found to be a major nexus for Child Sexual Abuse (CSA) material. Data Foundry, formerly known as Texas.net. There’s CP on usenet? shocking > It also now appears to have be
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Yeah, because fuck your employees and customers. Right? Backups do nothing against contemporary ransomware attacks where the MO is to publish stolen information if the company doesn’t pay up. If you’re a hospital or say a school district “n
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6y ago
Whoa, a blast from the past. I vaguely remember you. Wonder what YUI & co are up to these days
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6y ago
> notifying the nobody first They certainly never do this. SOP is just to swap the existing account to a different name.
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ryanlol
6y ago
Maybe you should do these things before you realize that someone is trying to hack you?
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ryanlol
6y ago
>I use fail2ban Why? Unnecessary attack surface that provides no tangible benefit. Sketchy parsers operating on untrusted, unstructured log data. fail2ban is worse than useless
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6y ago
Give some examples then. Knowing that someone is targetting you shouldn’t change anything, you should be ready regardless.
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ryanlol
6y ago
What are you going to do with this knowledge?
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6y ago
It’s an useless anecdote because SSH bruteforce attempts are not a threat and cost you nothing.
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6y ago
This guy is a bit crazy https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18523549
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> Imagine a 0day for SSH drops tomorrow. Almost immediately script kiddies all over the world will be trying to take over everything running on port 22. And with all those compromised servers they could easily scan for sshd on all ports.
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6y ago
> Honestly couldn't believe how tacky it looked when I walked past the main Apple store in London Such a nice store, super convenient location and fast service.
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6y ago
Unless you started early enough, like a decade ago, or are unusually lucky, it seems like the only way to make money starting a business is to create a course that promises to teach others the secrets of making lots of money with a business
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6y ago
I wouldn’t worry about that, but the million dollar bandwidth and storage bills. It’s a bit like using Fiji water for your toilets and paying $5 per flush.
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6y ago
Plex on AWS? ehhh
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> At any rate, presuming the evidence holds up, it's unlikely that this person is going to find any leniency at all. High profile is tough but survivable; monetized is tougher still. High profile and monetized? My guess is they'
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> These kids getting hit with a 30 year sentence They will not get hit with a 30 year sentence.
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6y ago
Who are these people with no access to IPv4?
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> Apple and Google may be competitors, strictly speaking, but the reality is they've pretty well carved up the market between premium buyers mostly concerned with fit+finish, prestige, and compatibility with other Apple devices, and
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Which competitors to $car_manufacturer engines are there for $car_manufacturer cars? This is a stupid question. Whether or not there is competition on iOS doesn’t matter as long as there exists viable competition on any viable platform.
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6y ago
Amazon appstore, F-droid, Huawei app store, Samsung Galaxy Apps and so on.
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