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by tshtf 11y ago
If you don't trust OWS to fail to publish malicious copies of its software, why would you trust them to fail to subtly sabotage their software? I don't believe OWS would do this voluntarily, unless compelled by the government.
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by tshtf 11y ago
Open source is not a panacea here. The situation is largely the same with Signal: Unless you manually build and install Signal yourself, there is no guarantee that the App Store or Play Store versions are actually built from the source prov
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by tshtf 11y ago
Security conscious users would be best served by staying with AWS EC2 right now. GCP lacks all of the IAM functionality in AWS.
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FTC to Study Credit Card Industry Data Security Auditing(ftc.gov)
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Verizon fined $1.3M for supercookie header injection [pdf](transition.fcc.gov)
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Amazon removes encryption from the software for Kindles, phones, and tablets(dailydot.com)
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by tshtf 11y ago
Works for me too on OS X. sudo is not needed to run tcpdump for any interfaces. $ ls -l /dev/bpf* crw-rw---- 1 root access_bpf 23, 0 Mar 1 09:18 /dev/bpf0 Edit: Wireshark is installed
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by tshtf 11y ago
Your linked article is from 2013. This feature is in Android 6.0.
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by tshtf 11y ago
An attacker-controlled domain, say snaapchat.com, can pass DKIM, SPF, and DMARC if configured appropriately.
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by tshtf 11y ago
> cool and controlled temperatures Controlled, but likely not cool: http://www.geek.com/chips/googles-most-efficient-data-center...
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by tshtf 11y ago
> If you don't want to exclude older browsers, you need a dedicated IP address, or you need a system to manage putting multiple names on one certificate. Let's Encrypt is a great option for multi-SAN certificates, as long as yo
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by tshtf 11y ago
I find it interesting in a "Post-Snowden" 2016, that the web page with details about a mechanism to produce fat executables (and links to a demo app) is not protected with SSL. Certificates were cheap before... Now they are free t
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Pocket Is Preparing to Roll Sponsored Content Out to Non-Premium Users(androidpolice.com)
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Wiley blocks researcher from accessing articles(onsnetwork.org)
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by tshtf 11y ago
Not true in practice. Samsung may pass the updates to the carrier, but the carriers fail to respond in a timely fashion.
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by tshtf 11y ago
The hardware quality of Samsung's flagship products has always been excellent. However the software issues make the price ridiculous. Good luck getting rapid Android updates for your carrier-modified Samsung Galaxy S7. I'm stuck w
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by tshtf 11y ago
Interesting to see a high-profile domain requesting removal: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=527947 uber.com: Issues with subdomains maintained by contractors. Of course there's a
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Apple Says the Government Bungled Its Chance to Get That iPhone’s Data(wired.com)
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Facebook Plans to Put Ads in Messenger(techcrunch.com)
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IANA-managed Reserved Domains(iana.org)
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Simple English Wikipedia: RSA (algorithm)(simple.wikipedia.org)
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Judge: Apple Must Help Us Hack San Bernardino Killer's Phone(hosted.ap.org)
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by tshtf 11y ago
No. Releasing the source code to the hypervisor would likely reveal that VMware has been violating the GPL.
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Defeating GeoIP VPN Spoofing: Delay-Based Location Verification for the Internet [pdf](sce.carleton.ca)
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How the San Antonio Express-News Broke News of Scalia’s Death(poynter.org)
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Fighting robots with browser standards(pirate.london)
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by tshtf 11y ago
Interestingly enough, none have made it to the front page. It's no surprise people keep reposting, due to the Apple fanboy flagging to prevent visibility to this issue. Edit: And this post has been flagged away.
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by tshtf 11y ago
For services that have feature parity with GV, I'd recommend ring.to. Note that ring.to is run by bandwidth.com, the same CLEC that Google Voice uses for most (all?) of its numbers, so porting is easy: https://ring.to/#
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by tshtf 11y ago
I ported my number out of Google Voice a couple of years ago. Some things to keep in mind with GV: * Your only form of "support", even when paying to port out a number, is a forum staffed entirely with volunteers. If you're a
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by tshtf 11y ago
How is this pricing model sustainable? https://get.digits.com/pricing

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