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391.
by topranks 7y ago
It was already found by Apple and fixed in iPhone XS & 11, so not sure if it would qualify.
392.
by topranks 7y ago
Not ever (as in this bootrom exploit is not present in that hardware.)
393.
by topranks 7y ago
Yes absolutely. Building reliable hardware support into your alternative OS is the hard bit though.
394.
by topranks 7y ago
The entire point of this exploit is to be able to bypass that and load any OS, signed by Apple or not. It should very much allow you to upgrade/downgrade iOS to your hearts content.
395.
by topranks 7y ago
The data on the device is encrypted. This allows you to install a different OS on the device, but it won’t be able to decrypt the users data without pin code. You could potentially flash a new firmware which contains a keylogger and sends
396.
by topranks 7y ago
Well it won’t come back on in that case (the modified firmware will fail signature check.). But as you say you are still safe, just don’t unlock the device before reboot.
397.
by topranks 7y ago
The root DNS servers are distributed widely and operated by different organizations. But it’s a single root, and it is administered by ICANN directly who decide who can be a root name operator. So there is central control there.
398.
by topranks 7y ago
You are the only one.
399.
by topranks 7y ago
I need to see this video. I had no idea Mao and Tupac were friends.
400.
by topranks 7y ago
I guess because a person created and programmed in the algorithm. For AI you’re supposed to give it a pencil and the computer teaches itself to draw.
401.
by topranks 7y ago
While that’s correct that is also just an artificial limit put on it by the Bitcoin core devs, who somehow think it is desirable. Many other coins have the capability to support orders of magnitude more transactions per second and have been
402.
by topranks 7y ago
The problem being discussed is replacing cash. Cash does not provide dispute handling, chargebacks or any of those other things either.
403.
by topranks 7y ago
Monero is a fairly popular privacy coin too. And while Bitcoin is written to a public ledger, there is a key difference in that you only see “this address sent money to this address.” That’s still fairly public and you might not want that.
404.
by topranks 7y ago
Possibly. But under-age drinkers don’t regularly source moonshine. If the legal market is there it’s more likely they’ll find ways to acquire store-bought stuff.
405.
by topranks 7y ago
It may be but these keys are ultimately in RAM. If you are root on the local system (as all AV is,) then ultimately you can collect these keys, the only question is how much work you may have to do.
406.
by topranks 7y ago
You can run commodity / white box switches in regular old mode, with routing protocols etc. Just because you have a Broadcom chip doesn’t mean you need to use some new-fangled centralized / crontroller based control plane.
407.
by topranks 7y ago
There are projects like ONIE that provide a common framework to bootstrap “white box” switches, and there are operating systems like Cumulus that can run on numerous platforms. We’re not there yet but the situation is definitely changing &#
408.
by topranks 7y ago
Nobody wants “1 company to control all content.” What we do need is something like the music industry has. Subscribe to Spotify, Deezer, Tidal. They all pretty much have the same stuff, with slight differences in UI and the odd exclusive t
409.
by topranks 7y ago
Yeah it’s very well done from that point of view. I’ve looked at such captures before and been kinda lost, the explanation is really great here.
410.
by topranks 7y ago
DoT works on port 853, so it’s easy for ISPs to spot/block it. They can’t do the same for HTTPS.
411.
by topranks 7y ago
If you’ve any detail on this please share. Is this like a DHCP option or RADIUS attribute to supply DoH IP/Hostname?
412.
by topranks 7y ago
The MSS change is better, won’t affect performance.
413.
by topranks 7y ago
IP fragmentation is different in IPv6 true. MSS is a TCP parameter, however, and operates at layer 4. Won’t matter if the protocol underneath is IPv4 or IPv6 in this case.
414.
by topranks 7y ago
A commit / confirm / rollback cycle is how this is typically dealt with in network automation.
415.
by topranks 7y ago
It’s already publicly available in the dumps Mozilla are searching on your behalf. They’re only making a front end to already public info.
416.
by topranks 7y ago
I think it’s fair to use the term about those who self-identify as “Nazi”, “Neo Nazi” or generally express the historic Nazi party / 3rd Reich as their main philosophical inspiration.
417.
by topranks 7y ago
I’m European and I’m very worried about Nazis. In both Europe and America for what it’s worth.
418.
by topranks 8y ago
What, pray tell, is the “main circuit for a region?” Network bandwidth is still going up and up in speed. 100G was very expensive and hard to do only a few years back, now it’s becoming standard. DWDM systems continue to evolve.
419.
by topranks 8y ago
They have already stated they will be switching it on by default: https://mailarchive.ietf.org/arch/msg/doh/po6GCAJ52BAKuyL-dZ... “4. The user will be informed that we have enabled use of a TRR and have the o
420.
by topranks 8y ago
Someone has a list here: https://github.com/curl/curl/wiki/DNS-over-HTTPS

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