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by ryanlol 5y ago
Of course Telegram worked in Belarus, why would Lukashenko block the unencrypted messenger operated by his allies?
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by ryanlol 5y ago
The original claim is the one which requires evidence, much harder to prove a negative.
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by ryanlol 5y ago
I’m not saying that it couldn’t be, I’m saying that it isn’t.
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by ryanlol 5y ago
Doesn’t mean that it’s anywhere near widely enough used to be the “most trusted”.
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by ryanlol 5y ago
Are Element and the Matrix protocol situated in authoritarian countries, how can they disagree Anyway, no, this doesn’t reflect real usage.
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by ryanlol 5y ago
> My understanding is that, in the US at least, "securities" is a broad category that applies to any financial asset or product that isn't regulated under other rules This is incorrect. Many financial assets are not securi
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by ryanlol 5y ago
This is exactly how FOIA works, it’s rare that you get a real response without appealing at least one of these denials. Very often they will not comply unless you file a lawsuit to show that you’re serious.
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by ryanlol 5y ago
I don’t think that your comment acknowledges the reality that FOIA responses are decided by RNG unless you sue.
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by ryanlol 5y ago
Is this not a super standard FOIA response?
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by ryanlol 5y ago
That’s great, the concierge company I work with handles all of these things and accepts bitcoin.
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by ryanlol 5y ago
This is not corruption. Nobody is abusing their position for personal gain, the government (on behalf of the society at large) is simply accepting a payment to compensate for certain activity with negative externalities.
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by ryanlol 5y ago
She said all kinds of things that would trigger investigations, everything from threatening the president to searching for foreign state hackers to attack the US with her. Surprisingly MSFT still hired her after this
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by ryanlol 5y ago
She faced a FBI investigation over the threats she was making during her rants, not because she dropped 0days publicly. It is not very cool of you to falsely insinuate that these things are related.
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by ryanlol 5y ago
Irrelevant, the judgement says apple can still take 30% even if you do that.
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by ryanlol 5y ago
An0m (the product) would be legal regardless of who operates it. An0m did not enable any illegal actions, those same acts would have taken place regardless of An0m.
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by ryanlol 5y ago
Not really. An0m wasn’t illegal, provided useful actionable intelligence and didn’t enable anyone to commit crimes. Running a platform to let anonymous vendors sell credit cards in exchange for untraceable cryptocurrency isn’t really going
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by ryanlol 5y ago
Because this would be a huge waste of time, illegal and counterproductive. The PR shitstorm would be massive if the market reached any meaningful size. Even co-opting existing sites for limited periods of time has been controversial, nobody
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by ryanlol 5y ago
Not even close to a reasonable comparison.
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by ryanlol 5y ago
Why? Apple hasn’t lost their 30%, and there’s no indication that they will.
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by ryanlol 5y ago
No way this is a honeypot, LE would just co-opt an existing market instead of trying to build their own. DeSnake has cryptographically proven his identity and there’s never been any indication that he was busted. Edit: I’m happy to commit t
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by ryanlol 5y ago
Perhaps the more interesting question is whether or not it can extend helo service.
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by ryanlol 5y ago
No point, because these companies really really want to pay these ransoms they won’t have any trouble delivering millions of usd in cash to someone in Russia. Ransomware does not need cryptocurrency.
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by ryanlol 5y ago
(In the US) passport info is not typically used for KBA, none of the common providers do it.
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by ryanlol 5y ago
MS doesn’t require a MS app unless they’ve changed something recently.
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by ryanlol 5y ago
I feel like the path to being a successful influencer is fairly clear too, since you get almost instant feedback it’s not too hard to figure out what works. It’s really not as difficult and risky as people outside the field like to make it
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by ryanlol 5y ago
How is TOTP terrible? How are security keys terrible?
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by ryanlol 5y ago
It’s not, everyone in the domain space wants historical whois data. Epik is definitely not alone in collecting this.
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by ryanlol 5y ago
> human error (download and installed malware) and not a poor tech solution (firewall was open) These tend to both be examples of poor tech solutions, unless it’s your sysadmins being tricked to download and install malware.
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by ryanlol 5y ago
In the same way that landing a $500k/yr tech job is like winning a lottery :)
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by ryanlol 5y ago
Basically only sex trade related platforms can be big sources of such tips, Backpage was the biggest sex trade platform.

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