You implement security in order to have privacy and I agree it's poorly understood in the digital realm, mostly because it's "out of sight and out of mind". I like to use an analogy I can't remember where I picked up…
How many pennies would've been needed to insert a simple page forcing you to change user/password combo and to choose a reasonably strong password after first boot ? In the case of Mirai it's not even a cost issue, just…
Amen, the Security Industry is doing great, security is doing poorly.
But when you tell someone "That's not secure, you can easily get hacked. You need to [insert good security practices here]", what response do you get ? In my experience, most answer along the lines of "So what ? What…
By sending binary SMSs. There are multiple classes of SMS, including binary messages through which operators can access and change data directly on your SIM. Since that's also your crypto chip, yeah ... TLDR:…
His defense will be that he never had criminal intention, that it was an unfortunate accident, that can be chalked up to inexperience and curiosity. That he didn't take measures to hide his identity and that he was…
Like any new technology early adopters pay way more, because economies of scale have yet to be achieved. Musk knows this, same with Tesla, he is marketing to a high-income target market first, because they are the ideal…
You mean this: https://github.com/psal/anonymouth Yes, it apparently is, we have a lot of personal tells.
Will use this as a referencem good article.
Technically yes, economically difficult for most nations, if it's approached at this level. Germany has had an interesting approach to solar, where they subsidized solar panels for homeowners. I think it is the smarter…
Yes it is. He means the Chinese 'equivalent' which is called Weibo.
It would seem so, wouldn't it ? But changing a Constitution would at least require a validation from their Suprene Court in terms of structure and adherence to legal principles. Coalition Parliament majority is not…
I would disagree, I think it's a label attached to those people that actively attempt to influence policy making on behalf of their client's interests. Just offering specialized input would be consulting. And the way I…
Ah, reality is an infinite source of irony.
You bring up a valid point. The ecosystem is going to be huge, so focusing on larger companies, with classical appliance lines (fridge, toaster, TV), that open source their firmware makes sense. Within a certain product…
Yes, agreed. I am seriously thinking there might be a market for lobotomizing smart appliance. Niche market, but still.
I'd like an answer too. I'm a Linux guy and Win7 is the last I will ever use personally for my own machines (unless I really need it for work, which case I'll VM it anyway). But my reasons are different, I really don't…
It's a code injection method. And it's an interesting approach, but dll injection with some tricks can be just as undetectable. Short version: An attacker already has unprivileged access to your machine (running…
I don't know, the Contamination effect seems more like buffer overflow in our neural network and the Repetition effect more like a poor implementation of caching.
Ok, don't get me wrong, I love Linux and I'm not trying to be an ass. I'm a Linux guy (Debian/Gentoo mostly), but you will never get average users to switch to Linux, the same way you will never get me to use anything…
That's nice but ... Will this year be the year of the Linux Desktop ? Nop ... How about next year ? Nop ... When will the Year of the Linux Desktop occur ? At our current trajectory I estimate that will occur somewhere…
You implement security in order to have privacy and I agree it's poorly understood in the digital realm, mostly because it's "out of sight and out of mind". I like to use an analogy I can't remember where I picked up…
How many pennies would've been needed to insert a simple page forcing you to change user/password combo and to choose a reasonably strong password after first boot ? In the case of Mirai it's not even a cost issue, just…
Amen, the Security Industry is doing great, security is doing poorly.
But when you tell someone "That's not secure, you can easily get hacked. You need to [insert good security practices here]", what response do you get ? In my experience, most answer along the lines of "So what ? What…
By sending binary SMSs. There are multiple classes of SMS, including binary messages through which operators can access and change data directly on your SIM. Since that's also your crypto chip, yeah ... TLDR:…
His defense will be that he never had criminal intention, that it was an unfortunate accident, that can be chalked up to inexperience and curiosity. That he didn't take measures to hide his identity and that he was…
Like any new technology early adopters pay way more, because economies of scale have yet to be achieved. Musk knows this, same with Tesla, he is marketing to a high-income target market first, because they are the ideal…
You mean this: https://github.com/psal/anonymouth Yes, it apparently is, we have a lot of personal tells.
Will use this as a referencem good article.
Technically yes, economically difficult for most nations, if it's approached at this level. Germany has had an interesting approach to solar, where they subsidized solar panels for homeowners. I think it is the smarter…
Yes it is. He means the Chinese 'equivalent' which is called Weibo.
It would seem so, wouldn't it ? But changing a Constitution would at least require a validation from their Suprene Court in terms of structure and adherence to legal principles. Coalition Parliament majority is not…
I would disagree, I think it's a label attached to those people that actively attempt to influence policy making on behalf of their client's interests. Just offering specialized input would be consulting. And the way I…
Ah, reality is an infinite source of irony.
You bring up a valid point. The ecosystem is going to be huge, so focusing on larger companies, with classical appliance lines (fridge, toaster, TV), that open source their firmware makes sense. Within a certain product…
Yes, agreed. I am seriously thinking there might be a market for lobotomizing smart appliance. Niche market, but still.
I'd like an answer too. I'm a Linux guy and Win7 is the last I will ever use personally for my own machines (unless I really need it for work, which case I'll VM it anyway). But my reasons are different, I really don't…
It's a code injection method. And it's an interesting approach, but dll injection with some tricks can be just as undetectable. Short version: An attacker already has unprivileged access to your machine (running…
I don't know, the Contamination effect seems more like buffer overflow in our neural network and the Repetition effect more like a poor implementation of caching.
Ok, don't get me wrong, I love Linux and I'm not trying to be an ass. I'm a Linux guy (Debian/Gentoo mostly), but you will never get average users to switch to Linux, the same way you will never get me to use anything…
That's nice but ... Will this year be the year of the Linux Desktop ? Nop ... How about next year ? Nop ... When will the Year of the Linux Desktop occur ? At our current trajectory I estimate that will occur somewhere…