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by vntok 2y ago
This sentence is indeed written on the linked page. What exactly is it that you want to express?
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by vntok 2y ago
Not because they can, because they must . At least they must in most jurisdictions of most countries, except when the mail's subject is clearly labelled "PERSONAL" or there's some sort of automated classification in pl
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by vntok 2y ago
> Are you with especially gullible or vulnerable to explicit spam? My parents are. My grand parents are. My neighbours are. My colleagues are. > Or are you suggestible to methods of violence that once seen, will make you more likely t
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by vntok 2y ago
Something can work and not be safe at the same time.
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by vntok 2y ago
Other malware check for a cyrillic keyboard to try and geo target inside of the country of opération.
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by vntok 2y ago
Good analogy, except putting up the sign actually works because there isn't any other layer around it... whereas putting up IOCs onto your Microsoft Windows OS will trigger Windows Defender, any SIEM, and generally speaking most securi
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by vntok 2y ago
The whole login service is down right now, and many pages including the dashboard fail with 404 errors.
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by vntok 2y ago
Yes but that's only in your imagination, it's not how the feature works. The feature works based on motion detection trained on specific "theft patterns".
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by vntok 2y ago
> iPhone detects I’m in an unusual location (I’m not, vpn) VPN literally moves your phone to an unusual location, for all intents and purposes.
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by vntok 2y ago
> Do they expect to just magically learn the required skills or hope that nobody will notice that they're not able to close their tasks? It obviously worked for the candidate you mention, didn't it? Spent 7 years at FAANG, didn
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Millennium Challenge: Real Story of a Corrupted Military Exercise and Its Legacy(warontherocks.com)
2 points by vntok 2y ago|1 comments
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by vntok 2y ago
> At the start of MC ’02, to fulfill the forced-entry requirement, blue issued red an eight-point ultimatum, of which the final point was surrender. Red team leader Van Riper knew his country’s political leadership could not accept this,
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Nate the Snake(natethesnake.com)
2 points by vntok 2y ago|2 comments
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by vntok 2y ago
This is a one of a kind joke that rewards the time commitment given to reading it; as such, it's kind of a long read. Please do not spoil the end here, as it has an actual punchline. What did you think of it?
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by vntok 3y ago
AI Can Guess Your Political Affiliation Just By Looking At Your Face (with much more than the default 50% chance of guessing right) There.
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by vntok 3y ago
Rate-limit after x failed logins on either source IP, username and password. Just provide a realworld sidechannel escape hatch for legitimate users (ex: phone or email). Barely anyone will actually use it.
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by vntok 3y ago
Why even bother adding those to a purely declarative robots.txt, when you can just block them outright?
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by vntok 3y ago
That's the joke.
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by vntok 3y ago
Yeah, tough luck. Pretty much none of the companies that showed up first in the tech industry are still amongst the top 5-10 players today. On the contrary, Facebook, Microsoft, Amazon, WhatsApp, Skype, Netflix and pretty much every single
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by vntok 3y ago
Did lava lamps coopt The Matrix as well by having blobs slowly flowing upwards?
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by vntok 3y ago
Have you ever heard of Google Chrome? It showed up pretty late to the browser race. In the tech world, just like in most other sectors, you don't get points for showing up early to a race; you get them for crossing the finish line, s
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by vntok 3y ago
So you can replicate the performance by... piggybacking on the current leader's infrastructure and APIs? That really isn't impressive at all compared to replicating said infrastructure. Why would you even mention it?
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by vntok 3y ago
But that's not it either. It's your damn fault you're blocked, but there's nothing to fix and I don't want you to try again with better arguments.
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by vntok 3y ago
You are evidently in a tiny tiny minority of people with very special needs. The vast majority of users want to get these notifications, and most want to have them sent by email because it is one of the most uniquitous channels along with S
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by vntok 3y ago
No, it is not. You're missing a few key qualifiers that will depend on the country but generally include the notion of "bulk" email (thus directly excluding transactional emails). A couple examples of such nuancing qualifiers
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by vntok 3y ago
This is a good thing. Generally, you shouldn't block fingerprinting from inside the browser, it is only a fool's errand that provides a false sense of security while being open to exploits, new techniques, bypasses and broken site
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by vntok 3y ago
No, not at all. The click is not important / needed, what matters is that by moving the mouse you're granting Cloudflare's JS permission to execute functions in the background that can't run without user interaction.
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by vntok 3y ago
The population segment that skews the average up is almost certainly not the same as the segment that will pay for this. In fact I strongly suspect that people who say "I'm immune to ads so I won't pay to remove them" ar
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by vntok 3y ago
Not really, in both cases the question is about low-level (ex: machine coding) vs high-level (ex: using a GUI) interactions with a particular tool.
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by vntok 3y ago
You can't trust an intern with that command either, yet that's exactly the type of task an intern would be assigned today in many large groups. Of course you'd want to verify the report, but verifying it will probably be simp

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