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supermatou
2y ago
It's a pretty comprehensive article, with proofs-of-concept for several browsers, don't know why you got the impression it's junk.
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0.0.0.0 Day: Exploiting Localhost APIs from the Browser
(oligo.security)
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supermatou
2y ago
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supermatou
2y ago
Actual title is "“EchoSpoofing” — A Massive Phishing Campaign Exploiting Proofpoint’s Email Protection to Dispatch Millions of Perfectly Spoofed Emails", but HN rejected it for some reason.
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"EchoSpoofing" – A Phishing Campaign
(labs.guard.io)
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supermatou
2y ago
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1989 Networking: NetWare 386
(os2museum.com)
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2y ago
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How insecure is Avast Secure Browser?
(palant.info)
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2y ago
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supermatou
2y ago
For those unable to bypass FT's paywall: https://archive.is/6LZap
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Google parent in talks to buy cyber security startup Wiz for $23B
(ft.com)
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supermatou
2y ago
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supermatou
2y ago
Very informative answer, thank you!
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supermatou
2y ago
Much better resolution: https://video-images.vice.com/articles/593594e8c270a8484d1d1...
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Telegram Combolists and 361M Email Addresses
(troyhunt.com)
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JShelter
(jshelter.org)
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2y ago
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2y ago
[Copy/paste from their web site] What is JShelter? JShelter is a browser extension to give back control over what your browser is doing. A JavaScript-enabled web page can access much of the browser's functionality, with little con
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Microsoft Word's Subtle Typeface Change Affected Millions. Did You Notice?
(nytimes.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
> a company is large and influential enough, with an entrenched market position, it does not get to "do whatever they want" because of the harm that causes to the economy overall. I'm not sure I understand: this would be a
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3y ago
Firefox hardcore user here -- and someone not at all versed in anti-monopoly laws. Could someone explain why the EU forced Apple to allow alternative browser engines in their own eco-system ("walled garden")? It's theirs, sho
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Misconceptions on Top of Misconceptions
(os2museum.com)
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3y ago
Here's a tip re. a nice built-in function: about:memory You can reclaim quite a lot of memory there when your Firefox seems laggy.
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Mystery child pneumonia outbreak reported in China hospitals
(telegraph.co.uk)
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3y ago
> I think the idea is that we willingly plug them in to critical systems, or everything really but including important infrastructure Oh, OK. So an evil AI would conceal its capabilities and would play nice until it's put in charge
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3y ago
> some very smart people seem to spend a lot of time worrying about it That's what puzzles me, as someone who has nothing to do with AI research; in my (layman's) mind, the problem seems ridiculously obvious (just flip that swi
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3y ago
Sorry for asking a very basic question, but could anyone explain how are machines supposed to intervene in the real world and threaten our very existence? In Star Trek, one of the most eye-roll-inducing plots is the "the holodeck is
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3y ago
Related: https://www.ft.com/content/a36bc9ed-f475-4ca8-9c87-3fa2d109f...
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The life-changing art of making facial prosthetics
(ft.com)
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VDS: Borne Out of Necessity
(os2museum.com)
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Potential link between microdosing of psychedelics and valvular heart disease
(psypost.org)
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3y ago
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3y ago
Title slightly altered, due to length constraints on HN.
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PoW gets his life back after 55 years (2000)
(theguardian.com)
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386MAX and EISA DMA
(os2museum.com)
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About the News That Antimatter Doesn’t “Fall Up”
(profmattstrassler.com)
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