InfoSec: If you use the wrong crypto, and have SSL broken, you could, maybe, get the email of the user. 10/10 CVE, Information Disclosure
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InfoSec: If you use the wrong crypto, and have SSL broken, you could, maybe, get the email of the user. 10/10 CVE, Information Disclosure
Also Infosec: This Is Good And Normal
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@j_angliss lol
definiely could be, but they didn't seem easy to remove
've seen so many hearing aids on kids this week, often low profile, some very large, all taking wild abuse, like a child spraying his repeatedly with a water jet in a splash park
and - I feel so good about this - this is the core of accessibility - you didn't see a lot of deaf kids before because they were isolated! and now they're not!
@mischa Wait - you can connect them directly through zigbee?!
Hmmmmm
Bhyve USB passthrough reseach commences.
Phillips Hue keeps threatening me they're going to shut down everything. I put their app on a side device that wont download things and I don't update it, and I put their bridge on a no-internet-access VLAN - but I'd like to just not deal with their shit.
Is there a bulb that doesn't deal with their shit?
@tezrak imo easy almost always means "works with my style"
One of the reasons I hate the way people focus on it
Security is Threat Modelling
Security Advice or guidance without a threat model is not correct. Full stop.
the Humble Bundle copy of Gratuitous Space Battles I bought years ago is causing OpenAL issues every time it makes a sound and seems to have no mute option.
I need to figure out dummying the linker...
Last night I had a dream that I was (kinda accidentally) elected UK Prime Minister, and I was confused as hell because I was a tourist and didn't know any of the ritual.
And I think that it's telling about the UK that my brain can find no holes in the theory that this is plausible
Father first and foremostRPG player/hacker for fun and explicitly not profitInfoSec for ProfitFeral Child of Unix and RFC 2324
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