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10y ago
I was just thinking this. Again, I haven't been able to read the article but I was under the impression that the FBI paid to crack this one phone, I didn't realize that they have this tool that could 'hack' more iPhones
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Cheaply blocking APT and malware like a boss: just spawn fake process they fear
(gist.github.com)
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10y ago
Paywalled for me here in the UK. I assume the title sums up the article? Since I can't read the article, from anyone that can, how did they come to that figure? Is that just the cost of the exploit or..? Cheers
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10y ago
Your parent poster is from a 3 hour old account with no other contribution to HN. Safe to assume troll.
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Computer Misuse Act: life in prison for UK hackers
(itsecuritything.com)
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11y ago
So.. how is 'freebooting' different to posting on reddit/HN/imgur/$site ? You're growing your 'brand' as a poster of interesting/funny things (as seen via Karma), I suppose that as long as these
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11y ago
Curious to know if it's even possible to know whether a driver has manually sent a text message / composed it via voice / given it to the passenger to compose text. At least with breathalyzing, it's binary. You're e
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Find key in seconds to restore petya ransomware encrypted mft
(github.com)
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Watch Paint Dry: How I got on the Steam Store without Valve ever looking at it
(medium.com)
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Of Course 23andMe's Plan Has Been to Sell Your Genetic Data All Along
(gizmodo.com)
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The video itself is region-blocked for me here in the UK. Any mirrors?
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11y ago
At first with that Pillow Case game, I wasn't too impressed, it seemed to have one gimmick. But holy hell, as it went further on with the person resizing/fourth wall escaping I was interested.
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11y ago
'If I'm going to be forced to eat a pile of shit for my lunch, I'd rather it be my own' No thanks.
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Much easier to plausibly deny it was you in IRC, with Snapchat etc, it's much harder to deny that you sent the photograph of yourself from your mobile device.
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Windows 10 now a 'recommended' update for unsuspecting PCs
(theregister.co.uk)
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11y ago
Because that's just a mirror, someone obviously stopped updating it. Here you go :) https://www.alchemistowl.org/pocorgtfo/
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PoC||GTFO 0x10 [pdf]
(alchemistowl.org)
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11y ago
There's Dozens of us!
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11y ago
Is there a way to scrape these programatically? I feel like it'd be a useful repository to have stashed away for whatever future reason.
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#BadWinmail: The “Enterprise Killer” Attack Vector in Microsoft Outlook
(0b3dcaf9-a-62cb3a1a-s-sites.googlegroups.com)
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11y ago
I find it pretty trash for discovery and things like playlists. I have 368 artists of stuff and it's quite unwieldly. Looking at Koel now.
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11y ago
Yeah, I had to leave a few meetings to 'get a drink of water' when we were discussing this. I wasn't the only person in the room who did. We got a lot of odd looks from seniors in that meeting. Perhaps it's only a millen
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Some genius at one place I worked decided to call our new SIEM offering 'INASS'. They were completely serious. Company head didn't see anything wrong with it, so for a few months we were offering INASS as a service. Can'
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11y ago
I feel like this will always be an issue, due to the heavy militarization of local police. When any swatting could be a real incident, I suppose they have no choice but to go in with guns drawn and ready for anything.
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No. Try playing some video content on C4, if you're running any kind of adblock, it refuses to play. There was a bit of an 'arms race' back when it was first introduced between C4 and developers on the internet. C4 won, adblo
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Oh lord, that kid getting so close to the beam to try some egg. I'm not even a father and I flinched.
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"For more intrusive surveillance - involving the detailed content of the communications - security services need to obtain a warrant." The way this is worded makes me wonder if the 'detailed content' will be harvested wi
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11y ago
That looks like an amazing server. What's their policy on P2P traffic? I host fairly large data sets for analysis at work and the most stable way to get them from one place to another is via packing them into torrents. Would this be fr
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11y ago
I think Kimsufi works pretty well. I think their data cap is 5tb a month for about £10, so it's hardly bored billionaire status. EDIT - Unless you meant consuming from mobile, in which case I pretty much agree.
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11y ago
I'm not too sure what you mean by a generation completely dependent on government. Or high sense of entitlement. 23 year old graduate here from the UK - never touched welfare in my life, never had to. But happy to pay tax for those tha
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