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by technion 4y ago
The recurrent issue is saying "mfa" and "active directory" together. There is no ad support (unless you consider the virtually unused smartcards) for mfa buit in, and the long running "just use duo on the rdp servic
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by technion 4y ago
Australian here. When I apply for rentals I just went to my online banking and took a screenshots of the deposits. It's been years since I had my mortgage approved but I vaguely recall the process being very similar.
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by technion 4y ago
I just hit a website I know has an entirely default config on the free plan as https://website/q=cat /etc/shadow and got the same exact error page.
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by technion 4y ago
There's a reason for this - having /etc/shadow in the title breaks searching from Algolia search due to a WAF. eg try this https://hn.algolia.com/?query=What%20We%20Do%20in%20the%20%2...
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by technion 4y ago
Microsoft is moving more and more into the Store. Windows Calculator is now a store app, and there's a new Remote Desktop App that will soon replace built in OS functionality.
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by technion 4y ago
It will break a bunch of things, but half these "debloat" scripts around include a verbose version of this, and it is very common to see a complaint some application won't run and the fix is to rebuild the computer, because t
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by technion 4y ago
You know as much as I'm generally unhappy with what MS is doing with forcing TPMs on Windows 11, I have to say Bitlocker on Windows is basically single click and a perfect solution, and I'm a bit disappointed in the scale of every
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by technion 4y ago
Just makes this thread stranger. I know if I had over $3m in btc and was working professionally with them I wouldn't state my top budget was $55. Edit: his tweets specifically talk about not using "cloud nonsense " and states
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by technion 4y ago
Assuming this physical access claim is truthful (and i have doubts), I would feel at this point its budget letting him down. If your threat model includes "targeted attacks from people with physical access", it's time to run
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by technion 4y ago
The irony is that the whole sell for hooks were that they were easier than classes, which people argued were too hard to reason with. There has been so much hype for how much easier things are with hooks and yet here we are.
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by technion 4y ago
I definitely feel the opposing law works. When I see a project with a massive disclaimer about "this crypto is not audited, I'm a noob never deploy this anywhere" I'm likely to see better crypto than most of the commerci
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by technion 4y ago
The default is that is updates automatically. It has a very unique "cron job", wherein pages effectively fork by doing a "curl wp-cron.php". One of those jobs is a daily check for updates, and it will apply one if it exi
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by technion 4y ago
I had the understanding Twitter actually resolved bit.ly links and similar, but I'm not going to argue if someone manages to use any alternative.
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by technion 4y ago
(copied from mastodon ) Since so much of my feed has been talking about issues posting their Mastodon from birdsite - I've built you a workaround. There's a shitpost domain I purchased recently - doitforthe.lol. I just built it wi
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by technion 4y ago
I'm having flash backs to talking to some guy on a BBS and him informing me that cops can't say they are not cops, or it's entrapment. 25 years later some guy at a party was telling me this last month. It's amazing how t
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by technion 4y ago
A related example example would be all the stolen credentials over the years being sold on two or three well known clearnet forums, absolutely always described as "the dark web" in coverage.
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by technion 4y ago
Don't assume it wasn't. I've done tests several years on a row where I pop a service using the first years report.
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by technion 4y ago
We're largely in the windows world. Defender vulnerability management will detect software such as this just because we use defender edr and have this feature in our license. If the user self installed and doesn't update, someone
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by technion 4y ago
There have been plenty of attempts at this. Viper was based on Python: https://ethereum-viper.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ Simplicity was supposed to be the "technically better" language: https:/&#x2F
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by technion 4y ago
They were already ms customers. One spla license for hosted exchange has a higher wholesale cost paid to Microsoft than the exchange online e1 they are now supplying. The hosted exchange model has been a bad business idea for a while, befor
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by technion 4y ago
Yes that was the official policy. I was in such disbelief I made her show me the official guide she was given. Of course im sure they had no contracts anywhere, it looked like someone simply said "google will sell your data" and s
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by technion 4y ago
My wife worked for the government. When they deployed wfh, they used mfa. They banned Google authenticator out of the view Google can't be trusted. But told people to search the app store for any other mfa app. They one my wife found m
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by technion 4y ago
It's sure a cost for someone used to working with aws though.
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by technion 4y ago
I do, but I've had snags taken by kookaburras just trying to move them onto a plate before taking them inside.
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by technion 4y ago
Ironic, given few in Australia had heard of it before pur politicians endorsed its secrecy. https://www.news.com.au/technology/wickr-app-the-snapchat-fo...
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by technion 4y ago
I think the Amazon recruiters are far more "spray and pray" in their approach. I get messages from Amazon recruiters telling me to attend some careers event in California next Friday, that I read from my desk in Sydney.
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by technion 4y ago
As much as i hate it, the vast majority of websites are sitting on shared hosts. I've worked with plenty of tech companies where developers built apps on a public cloud, but the landing page was managed by a marketing team and therefor
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by technion 4y ago
When I grew up Halloween (as in, the modern type) was an American thing. Bringing it here was absolutely intentional, it's an event that retailers get rich off. There's an American sports store in my street and it looks like a dam
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by technion 4y ago
That question was discussed on 4chan itself recently. I believe the suggestion was that twitter will be saved by onahole retailers and pirate anime streams. There's also that one guy that buys ads for his own Spotify playlist. That cer
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by technion 4y ago
There's a reality that the second you put something on the Internet it starts being scanned by bots and bad actors. The problem with the various "checking your door is locked" analogies is that you'd have to picture a lo

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