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by schleck8 5y ago
> Tracked as KAX17, the threat actor ran at its peak more than 900 malicious servers part of the Tor network, which typically tends to hover around a daily total of up to 9,000-10,000. https://therecord.media/a-mysterious
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by schleck8 5y ago
Relevant: recently it was discovered that 10 % of tor nodes of any role have been run by a single actor, which most likely was a deanonymization effort https://therecord.media/a-mysterious-threat-actor-is-running...
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by schleck8 5y ago
I also made a list like this and added/removed a few. For instance there is a Medium and an Imgur frontend https://github.com/digitalblossom/alternative-frontends
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by schleck8 5y ago
Don't forget about Trustarc, which has an artificial delay. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28500092 https://twitter.com/troyhunt/status/970826671300468738?lang=... It takes less than tw
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by schleck8 5y ago
If you have a desktop device, you should check whether there is a browser hijacker or a different form of malware, that would not be surprising. On Windows you can use one of the following On Demand Scanners. They are all free and don'
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by schleck8 5y ago
I assume that the hacker in HN was associated with account hacking. Or their significant other is active on here
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by schleck8 5y ago
"94 to 95 percent"
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by schleck8 5y ago
In fact the BMJ is so credible that they call a vaccine engineered and manufactured by Biontech the 'Pfizer vaccine'
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by schleck8 5y ago
https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp
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by schleck8 5y ago
Counter Counterpoint 1: AOSP gets a security update per month and system component updates through the Playstore https://source.android.com/security/bulletin Counter Counterpoint 2: You are right
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by schleck8 5y ago
iOS is uniform whereas there are many popular Android distros with different security approaches (some have an antivirus vendor integrated, or hardened kernels). Also iOS users tend to be less security savvy, but that's just my impress
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by schleck8 5y ago
Sadly you are probably right. Hidden affiliate marketers are the parasites of search results and of the internet in general
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by schleck8 5y ago
They are on vacation only, nothing to see here.
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by schleck8 5y ago
How is an encrypted string supposed to be fed to a transformer network?
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by schleck8 5y ago
They have a huge computing platform and a brand name
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by schleck8 5y ago
It also makes sense https://artificialintelligence-news.com/2020/10/28/medical-c...
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by schleck8 5y ago
16 GB is more than sufficient for the vast majority, especially with a decent frequency.
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by schleck8 5y ago
This is a perfect fit for darknet admins, being able to nuke all digital evidence when arrested has been a thing for ever. Often it works by closing the laptop. It might also be useful for whistleblowers, although I doubt that there is any
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by schleck8 5y ago
> Buy with Monero I bet they'd go crazy if someone accused them of this being designed for illegal activities
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by schleck8 5y ago
Recently I was looking for directions on how to reset an instagram account without access to the email (there is a way to do that, using a device one was logged into). I made the mistake of clicking on the quora result. The first 5 or so an
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by schleck8 5y ago
So what? There is plenty of ressources on how to fix the vulnerability. Those who really want to see the code will find it anyways, both maliscious actors and admins. This mostly prevents skids from getting hold of it and using it against t
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by schleck8 5y ago
You are wrong > The Dutch are credited with transporting the legend of St. Nicholas (Sinterklaas) to New Amsterdam (now New York City), along with the custom of giving gifts and sweets to children on his feast day, December 6. https:&#x
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by schleck8 5y ago
I'm using the latest Chromium (Bromite fork). Specifically it freezes when opening the Kotlin guide
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by schleck8 5y ago
Don't open this site on mobile, it froze my browser thrice and I only managed to revert it to a normal state by force closing multiple times, clearing the cache and then opening a new tab from a homescreen shortcut. Never had something
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by schleck8 5y ago
Luckily in this case they are.
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by schleck8 5y ago
> Just because there are gun abusers, you wouldn't want to take away the 2nd amendment which keeps the government in check I don't think this is a good comparison. The second ammendment was appended in 1791 if I'm not mist
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by schleck8 5y ago
> censorship resistance Can someone tell me what is going to happen if let's say a terror group decides to use this for propaganda purposes, along the lines of religious fundamentalism/executions as we've witnessed before?
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Wow...
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DistroWatch Linux Ranking(distrowatch.com)
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by schleck8 5y ago
Recaptchas yield a code when completed succesfully, which can be transfered to a different machine to instantly solve it i think. Finally repercussions for the sites not updating their recaptcha versions and annoying everyone with v2

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