yolo1

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by yolo1 7y ago
How would multifactor solve this? It only solves mass password sprays.
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by yolo1 7y ago
Loads of people think 2FA solves more than just mass password spraying. How the hell did we get here?
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by yolo1 7y ago
Surely subtitles would be an awesome signature to use?
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by yolo1 7y ago
Also check out https://cestlaz.github.io/stories/emacs/
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by yolo1 7y ago
Unless you audit the entire codebase prior to a manual build, from a machine you know hasnt been compromised with a key you know hasnt leaked, how is a manual build different to CI/CD securitywise?
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by yolo1 7y ago
What does a key rotation solve? Either your build server is compromised or it's not.
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by yolo1 8y ago
This is called two factor auth. SMS is not considered a secure method of transport (mostly due to porting). It only solves opportunistic password compromise via password dumps.
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by yolo1 8y ago
I wasn't aware that people hated it. I very rarely struggle through it (learning curve related, probably) but the objective behavior is something I wish Linux tools would move towards.
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by yolo1 8y ago
It's kinda nuts how far the unixy idea of "just streams of text" has gotten us. As much as I agree that the tooling is, object-based tools would be much nicer. for i in `ls`; do echo $i.size; done; versus ls
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by yolo1 8y ago
> Could you elaborate what you're talking about? Stealing passwords/sensitive info from Chrome temporary files? Yes. Your browser stores passwords in a reversible format locally. If it's done well it may require root/
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by yolo1 8y ago
What? No if you create rock-solid keylogging preventions I'll just scrape chrome temporary files instead lol.
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by yolo1 8y ago
If I have code exec on your everyday system, it's game over. There are very few viable defenses without a complete architecture overhaul which would probably remove too much usable functionality to be a viable option anyway. It's
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by yolo1 8y ago
I was able to workaround the issue in Firefox by overriding the GTK theme ( https://askubuntu.com/questions/8336/how-can-one-make-firefo... ) and then applying a Firefox-level dark theme. In my experience, Chrome
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by yolo1 8y ago
I worked with Powerbuilder for a year around 2012 as a junior. I have pretty fond memories of a completely broken workflow UI/UX. The project I was working on was an in-development replacement for a COTS COBOL application for use withi