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> What good would that header do? It would protect against MitM attacks where the attacker has fraudulently obtained a non-EV certificate, such as through CA compromise or a BGP attack, especially since EV certs are required to have CT l
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Note that in this setup, the connection between Cloudflare and GitHub is plaintext / not secure, because by default Cloudflare uses "Flexible SSL". It is possible to make it more secure by changing the setting to "Full S
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We need an 'Expect-EV' header, just like 'Expect-CT'. Or maybe all websites that request certain info (like SSN or credit card) should be required to have EV. EV is more expensive and onerous but it has the potential to
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9y ago
State DMVs usually offer ID cards for those who don't or can't drive.
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9y ago
I posted this a few hours ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15207727 . Shows you the steps to sue Equifax in small claims.
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I submitted this a few hours ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15207727 . Basically the steps to file a small claims lawsuit.
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9y ago
North Carolina already mandates free online security freezes with all credit bureaus. Now if only we can get this passed nationwide... http://www.ncdoj.gov/freefreeze
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> The payment processor can use 2FA (this is actually done by a number of banks in Europe, when you enter the payment information, you get a text message with a code from your bank to confirm the transaction). I think 3-D Secure is the p
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No, I don't have one either. Where do I find it?
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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15207727
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How to Sue Equifax
(howtosueequifax.com)
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I would be happy to help out as well. I am not a lawyer, but I just filed in GA small claims court today. Contact info in profile.
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They already have your credit card numbers. Banks report the numbers to them.
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A "fraud alert" is valid for only 90 days. A "security freeze" remains in place until you lift it with your PIN code, which is provided when you place the freeze. FTC: https://www.consumer.ftc.gov/article
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I've received $20.43 from the Perkins v. LinkedIn class action settlement. Personally, it's not about the money, but rather about trying to hold companies accountable for their actions. ( http://www.addconnectionssettlem
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That means you are affected. If you enter a non-existent name and SSN, it will say that you are not affected.
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9y ago
He has been consistently posting in-depth articles about his code base and business for years. People like him and his wacky business the same way we like Levels.
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They do allow users to indicate their preferences. "Memorialization is our default action, but we know that some people might not want their account preserved this way. They might prefer that we delete their profile. Recognizing this,
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Looks like parent is not a ProtonMail employee. ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15032948 )
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Looks like parent is not a ProtonMail employee. ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15032948 )
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Looks like parent is not a ProtonMail employee. ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15032948 )
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It looks like ProtonMail released new account management features just a few weeks ago, including the capability for "organization admins to access the emails of other organization users" while still preserving end-to-end encrypti
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How one hot sauce seller hauled Uber into small-claims court and won $4,000
(arstechnica.com)
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Pwned Passwords – Have I Been Pwned?
(haveibeenpwned.com)
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Even though the different transactions on a debit card may have the same legal status by law, banks typically apply "zero liability" to transactions processed by Visa/MasterCard, while holding users accountable for fraudulent
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How to Rob an Airbnb: flaw could put 1.2M homes at risk
(medium.com)
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This. I've had the exact same experience with support accepting "a long string of random crap" as an answer. Now I recommend people to use diceware to generate their security answers with actually readable words. ( https:
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The Twitter thread doesn't seem to have any substantive information regarding a Signal "compromise." This looks like another rumor that doesn't have much basis. The only known "compromise" that I can think of i
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Most Wikipedia/Wikimedia domains have HSTS preloaded in browsers, preventing redirection without a valid certificate.
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Mark Zuckerberg calls for government to give everybody free money
(cnbc.com)
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