veeti

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by veeti 7y ago
I don't know about Chartboost or Unity, but use the blocking centre in AdMob to disable ads from these categories entirely.
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by veeti 7y ago
> And if you're planning on using Apple Card^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H Google services for anything important, think again. Fixed that for you.
483.
by veeti 7y ago
Or disable JavaScript, which is the cause of most RCE exploits.
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by veeti 7y ago
The GCM client is/was also proprietary. There is nothing new here.
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by veeti 7y ago
AWS ECR. https://aws.amazon.com/ecr/pricing/
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by veeti 8y ago
> Even if they don't wipe the data fully, it's now unusable, if the encryption works correctly. Unfortunately, you can't trust the SSD firmware developers to have their shit together [1]. [1] https://techcrunch.
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by veeti 8y ago
How do you click a button with an arrow going into a cloud, and then be surprised that you've uploaded the screenshot online? Super useful feature. Will miss it.
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by veeti 8y ago
Yes, and these manufacturer optimizations often break them.
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by veeti 8y ago
Who else has more merit to make this decision than the Debian developers (= the important people) themselves? Random neckbeards whining on online forums?
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by veeti 8y ago
I don't know what sort of "end user" you expect to be poking around in cookie contents. The developer tools storage inspector always provided a much better user interface for doing so, and also exposes localStorage and Indexe
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by veeti 8y ago
Don't fix what ain't broke.
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by veeti 8y ago
Google Pixel (and Nexus before it) can be locked with custom signing keys.
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by veeti 8y ago
Chrome is doing this: https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-webauthn/2018Jun...
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by veeti 8y ago
> (in fact I am not aware of any client that is vulnerable to this) > First, the direct exfiltration attack abuses vulnerabilities in Apple Mail, iOS Mail and Mozilla Thunderbird...
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by veeti 8y ago
If the key is designed properly, no. For example, Yubikey does not store any state: https://www.yubico.com/2014/11/yubicos-u2f-key-wrapping/
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by veeti 8y ago
Permissive license.
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by veeti 8y ago
How to stay safe from Android malware: buy a phone with regular security updates. Don't install random APK's from Russian boards. Simple. Android AV is useless bloat. It runs in its own sandbox just like every other app. Play Prot
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by veeti 9y ago
Have you seen https://github.com/DenisKolodin/yew ?
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by veeti 9y ago
This was fixed years ago by Google on their devices, but as always every manufacturer decides to reinvent the wheel with varying results: https://source.android.com/security/verifiedboot/ https://www.an
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by veeti 9y ago
Buy a Pixel which supports running custom images with a locked bootloader and verified boot.
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by veeti 9y ago
Probably to stop incognito tab contents from showing in the app switcher. A side effect of this is that manual screenshots are blocked as well.
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by veeti 9y ago
No, but as your link mentions you can add a polyfill to cover those gaps instead of letting IE9 dictate what you can and can't do.
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by veeti 9y ago
That's not of any use for testing apps before P is out. It will be months after the official release before non-Google phones get P.
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by veeti 9y ago
https://iota.org/ > Scalable, Decentralized, Modular, No Fees
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by veeti 9y ago
The last PySide release is from 2015 for Qt 4.8.
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by veeti 9y ago
Behold, 12283 lines of very good engineering: https://github.com/DrKLO/Telegram/blob/e9e40cb13ea942b148b25...
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by veeti 9y ago
Notice how there is actually no proof at all in these tweets. The author admits that they could not observe any network requests being made: > I didn't manage to trigger the network communications to the teddymobile servers but I wi
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by veeti 9y ago
Only if the device has a known root exploit that lets you back up the partition before properly unlocking. For example, this is not yet possible on the latest XZ1 series.
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by veeti 9y ago
That's true of older models, but unlocking the newest ones seems to break the stock camera entirely: https://forum.xda-developers.com/xperia-xz1-compact/how-to/h...
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by veeti 9y ago
The Xperia phones are very developer hostile if you ever intend to return back to the official software. Unlocking the bootloader wipes the TA partition which is required for camera and many other features on stock ROM.

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