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Is Crypto a Commodity or Security?(sofi.com)
2 points by vmoore 5y ago|0 comments
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by vmoore 5y ago
Looks registered to me, but seems like it's parked: https://whois.domaintools.com/rob.monster Domain Name: ROB.MONSTER Registry Domain ID: D98633729-CNIC Registrar WHOIS Server: whois.psi-usa.info Reg
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by vmoore 5y ago
> It can be costly and cumbersome That's the opportunity cost of defending. It's like walking through treacle at times, but you have to visualize the worst case scenario in your head and act as if you're gonna get breached
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by vmoore 5y ago
Are they currently writing up a blogpost about this? Their blog has nothing: https://www.epik.com/blog/ And this is a megadump of a hack. But you can buy a .MONSTER TLD For $1.49: https://www.epik.com/p
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Big New Livewire Release: v2.6.0(laravel-news.com)
1 points by vmoore 5y ago|0 comments
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by vmoore 5y ago
Wow. Impressive portfolio. Is there anything to be concerned since Kape is Israeli? Ties to Mossad?
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by vmoore 5y ago
> Meanwhile, Firefox released version 57 that killed most of their extensions and add-ons Palemoon supports older addons. Even has a archive of all the old FF extensions on its homepage[0]. I never needed that many addons though. I can&#
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by vmoore 5y ago
Kape is also the parent company of Cyberghost: https://www.cnet.com/tech/services-and-software/what-is-kape...
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Steganography for the Computer Forensics Examiner (2015)(garykessler.net)
21 points by vmoore 5y ago|0 comments
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ETH.Build – Educational Sandbox for Web3(eth.build)
2 points by vmoore 5y ago|0 comments
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by vmoore 5y ago
Interesting reply: > My solution is install Winaero Tweaker. It's free and very easy to disable the Google Drive letter. https://storage.googleapis.com/support-forums-api/attachment... That looks like a handy t
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by vmoore 5y ago
A lot of people learned that today.
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by vmoore 5y ago
I've grown used to thinking crypto = cryptocurrency. That's the nature of language. A language (and its people) gets to vote for the use of a word based on the heuristic of popularity. It's something that has been going on fo
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Steganography for the Computer Forensics Examiner (2015)(garykessler.net)
6 points by vmoore 5y ago|0 comments
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by vmoore 5y ago
> QR codes are about the easiest possible attack vector for malware It's up to Android and iOS (and others) to make sure QR codes are not an 'easy' attack vector. Why should it be the case that sending an SMS with a (malwa
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by vmoore 5y ago
Queue the Ray-Ban smartglasses spam links in my Facebook feed.
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by vmoore 5y ago
Jeff Bezos thanks Amazon employees and customers for paying for his jaunt to space: 'You guys paid for all of this': https://www.businessinsider.com/jeff-bezos-thanks-amazon-cus...
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by vmoore 5y ago
Web3 is hardly stupid (it's actually very clever). The name if off-putting more than anything. When I think of Web 3.0, I think of augmented reality, every physical thing having its own QR code which you can look up easily with a smart
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by vmoore 5y ago
> Each time you visit protonmail you re-download (cache can be invalidated) their client What about their app? They'd have to push a malicious update through the Play Store or Apple's Store to target someone, which is very unli
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The Golden Age of Information Graphics (2013)(eagereyes.org)
1 points by vmoore 5y ago|0 comments
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by vmoore 5y ago
> Google DNS Google's 8.8.8.8 / 8.8.4.4 offering is actually very forgiving. Most pirate sites now have multiple TLDs and advertise the latest TLD in use on social media. New TLDs usually arrive when there is pressure by Google
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by vmoore 5y ago
> Correctly configured it is a static site with a minimal stub in PHP Maybe there's a 1001 plugins being used which means the Wordpress site has to make boatloads of requests to the backend. Many Wordpress sites make that mistake.
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by vmoore 5y ago
You can disable the recording of login sessions in Protonmail's settings dashboard. I do that, not only to avoid Protonmail learning of the logs, but by a hacker who, once upon breaching your account; also gets to learn the IP you use
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MacGuffin(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by vmoore 5y ago|1 comments
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by vmoore 5y ago
> it's absurdly irresponsible browser developers enable it by default And not absurd for people who disable it because it leaks your real IP when using a VPN
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Secure Terminal Equipment(cryptomuseum.com)
1 points by vmoore 5y ago|0 comments
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by vmoore 5y ago
> Soho NAS like Synology are ok-ish, but I don't like them - Bad things happend to me There's also the issue of some of your NAS devices getting hacked. Happened to me.
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by vmoore 5y ago
I'm a paying Protonmail customer. The main unique selling point of Protonmail for me is their encrypted inbox. I've looked into Fastmail, and even though what they say in this thread is on point, I just presume that by using their
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by vmoore 5y ago
The human element, or design and UX/UI & ergonomics. Don't code for 'the developer', code for your users.
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by vmoore 5y ago
> EPI will bring true value for both retail payments and payments between individuals “peer-to-peer” How does something that is highly traceable bring 'value' and is preferred over plain cash?

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