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by s4mw1se 3y ago
Maybe working in secuirty has screwed my vision because this stuff bounces around in my head all day. I think social media as we know it today is already at the end of the road. Our data has been obtained to make generative AI products and
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by s4mw1se 3y ago
It happens a ton, and the hardware and software supply chains are more fragile than people realize. One book I was reading “Secrets of a Cybersecurity architect” by Brook S.E Shoenfield stated that security starts at the physical port and
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by s4mw1se 3y ago
I was reading up on how this worked. It’s a really good idea, and a step in the right direction 100%… cloudflare is flexing a little and this mainly works because so many people are on cloudflare. It never ceases to amaze me how complicated
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by s4mw1se 3y ago
i’m not saying I agree or care about any of it. A sane company would never allow the use of source code from a third party without a license. If repo is forked and the license is deleted the source code would need to be hashed to verify its
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by s4mw1se 3y ago
that’s a good question… There seems to be two problems. The definition of open source depends on a license existing in a repo. Without a license it’s not legal to copy and distribute. Public vs Private repo is a platforms issue not the code
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by s4mw1se 3y ago
just think about all the keyboards that will get thrown away because people upgraded to one that has a copilot key.
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by s4mw1se 3y ago
I’m expressing that my opinion is that the Tor board may not have the public users best interest at heart. I’m not implying that there is a vulnerability in WebTunnels. Just that the interface (Web Applications) is riddled with vulnerabilit
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by s4mw1se 3y ago
I’m an AppSec Engineer that works primarily on WebApps in eCommerce and none of this feels right to me. I became very skeptical of the Tor project when I found out that the CEO of CMYRU (data broker /threat intelligence for governments
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by s4mw1se 3y ago
According to the article it’s technically not moving the dooms day clock closer to midnight because these warheads already existed. They just got new housing silly! it’s just twice as fast and harder to intercept.
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by s4mw1se 3y ago
Yeah it’s because defense contractors need to keep U.S. tax dollars flowing into their families pockets and not yours
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by s4mw1se 3y ago
Imagine if we spent this much time and effort into providing healthcare, housing, and food to everyone in the world.
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by s4mw1se 3y ago
It’s important to not write these cases off because it’s a good reason to decriminalize and study illicit drugs in a therapeutic setting so we can learn more about how they impact various groups of people. SSRIs also lead to suicide and can
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by s4mw1se 3y ago
those are also resetting. Profits are in decline, resetting. Need a new batch of workers, reset the old ones right away. Resetting benefits. Reset workers back to the office. Reset PTO policy.
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by s4mw1se 3y ago
A good example of why this won’t work that’s 10x more extreme and has legal consequences… in theory… Didn’t the FBI admit that it just bought U.S. citizen data instead of spying on them? Almost two years in a row? This has been happening no