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by seanieb 9y ago
I know that they have fixed version going to the app store, but Password mangers should be risk adverse. The disclosure timeline for this vulnerability is NUTS! And this basic app security stuff. They're like whatever when he reporte
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LastPass’ Authenticator app is not secure(hackernoon.com)
2 points by seanieb 9y ago|1 comments
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by seanieb 9y ago
"He collapsed while shopping in a Safeway in the Ingleside neighborhood, authorities said." http://kron4.com/2017/12/12/san-francisco-mayor-ed-lee-dead-...
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Ed Lee, Mayor of San Francisco, Dies at 65(nytimes.com)
4 points by seanieb 9y ago|1 comments
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by seanieb 9y ago
Without teaching folks what a password manager is and how to use it, it's useless advice. I've seen folks use 1Password with their old password for everything... A 2min demo and an explanation why they should use unique passwords
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by seanieb 9y ago
Box has a fraction of the seats Dropbox has in Enterprise. And when you add Dropbox consumer business, it's not even close. It's not clear wrt Drive.
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by seanieb 9y ago
"This resulted in estimated revenue losses for EU states, other than Ireland" What does this mean? Ireland is in the EU. It's like complaining France or Germany don't share their tax revenue proportionally with the rest
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by seanieb 9y ago
If you're at a startup that's using Macs, this is a simple way to manage them and make sure they're secure.
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by seanieb 9y ago
Has anyone tried suing a Telco that's given away access to their phone account?
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by seanieb 9y ago
Maybe judge their record rather than baselessly inferring that Rice has any say on any of this policy. https://www.eff.org/who-has-your-back-government-data-reques... (Full disclosure I'm ex Dropbox security)
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by seanieb 9y ago
That withstanding, what's your core threat model? The DB has network access and filesystem read and write access already.
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by seanieb 10y ago
They just built out their own data centers to transfer off AWS. I'm guessing that long term bet cost a few $$$
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by seanieb 10y ago
A doctors visit isn't a good example. Folks don't go bankrupt from doctors visits. The important stuff is drugs and hospitals. For example an asthmatic in any other country in the world pays ~$10 for a Ventolin inhaler (including
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DropboxMacUpdate: Making automatic updates on macOS safer and more reliable(blogs.dropbox.com)
5 points by seanieb 10y ago|0 comments
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by seanieb 10y ago
And heres another good one: https://people.eecs.berkeley.edu/~dawnsong/papers/sec14-pape... "The Emperor’s New Password Manager: Security Analysis of Web-based Password Managers"
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by seanieb 10y ago
> "By pulling back at the end of his book, Epstein tries to have it both ways: weaving conspiracy theories while maintaining plausible deniability and some veneer of evidence-based journalism. But his indulgence in speculation, his
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by seanieb 10y ago
My guess is that these are not unique files that exist in other accounts/shared folders etc.
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by seanieb 10y ago
Compared to London?
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by seanieb 10y ago
* based on the cartoon stereotypes this guy saw as a kid...
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by seanieb 10y ago
He consulted on and helped them implement their E2E encryption.
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by seanieb 10y ago
> "I'm looking at this report with a very skeptical eye; I moved away from Dropbox after they brought Condoleezza Rice of all people on to their board of directors to oversee privacy issues." She's on the board, it ha
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by seanieb 10y ago
That's not what this says.
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by seanieb 10y ago
This is an anticompetitive act. Anyone using >1TB is more than likely using Netflix, Youtube, etc. Comcast are using their broadband service to push people back to using Comcast cable and digital services! Please contact the FCC and let
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by seanieb 10y ago
There normal charge per GB for me is ~$0.073, their new fees charge $0.20 per GB over 1TB. Charging $10 per 50GB above 1TB is clearly punishment for anyone that doesn't subscribe to Comcast cable or digital products. This is an attack
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by seanieb 10y ago
You do a realize that if Dropbox used only official API's it would never have been a product in the first place right? Other products sucked because they used the official crappy Apple API's.
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by seanieb 10y ago
Mozilla has zero focus. Their constantly creating new online initiatives and abandoning old ones. It's like groundhog day.
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by seanieb 10y ago
Also, Dropbox has more people working on security today than the total number employees Dropbox had in 2011.
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by seanieb 10y ago
Evernote is a bad datapoint for the Times to use as a starting point for some tech bubble tea leaf reading. The company was mismanaged for nearly 4 years. The founder and CEO walked or was pushed out over a year ago. And rightly so. It was
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by seanieb 10y ago
> "as one kind of comparison (not definitive by any means, just one that we have the #s to do..): box did around 300m in revenue last year (so less than DB), but Box market cap was around 1.5B at that point, so 5X revenue. if you di
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OpenSSL – CVE-2016-2177(web.nvd.nist.gov)
1 points by seanieb 10y ago|0 comments

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