worldsavior

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by worldsavior 4y ago
I dont see why a thread model is needed here, encryption is always important, especially in big corps. It seems like you're stating that a normal person doesnt need security.
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by worldsavior 4y ago
No. You understood the phrase incorrectly and assume I mean "bang the head against the wall and don't you telnet". Of course if you have no other choice, go for it. But if you do...
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by worldsavior 4y ago
Didn't talk about old devices. Security can be very important in cases of connecting to other servers.
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by worldsavior 4y ago
I agree telnet can be used as a "client" for a different protocol, but for other means, its not a good solution.
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by worldsavior 4y ago
There are hacks, sure, but its not telnet. It becomes a "fork" of telnet which enables you to have more functionality. Thats not telnet.
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by worldsavior 4y ago
Telnet does not have any standard security, at least by default. No encryption and no authentication among others.
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by worldsavior 4y ago
Telnet should not be used anymore. Its an old protocol, and not suitable for today especially in the case of security. You can easily migrate to ssh.
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by worldsavior 4y ago
Its still in development. Theres a working patch but not yet merged to Asahi.
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by worldsavior 4y ago
In my opinion, not ready enough, but usable. Speakers are still not safe to use, no use of security components, no Touch-ID, no GPU support, no mics and many more[1]. Though its still very impressive what they got so far, and hope in the ne
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CapDec: SOTA Zero Shot Image Captioning Using Clip and GPT2(github.com)
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by worldsavior 4y ago
I don't know if you noticed, but sudo has many CVE's since it existed, for such a small target (executing with root).