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It's certainly morally and legally dubious to facilitate attacks on things that others choose to use in within their own private domains, just because you disag
by sequin 8mo ago
It's certainly morally and legally dubious to facilitate attacks on things that others choose to use in within their own private domains, just because you disagree with that choice. But that's how these people roll.
- reincarnate0x14 8mo agoIt's been 15 years since this was known broken. If you had children when it was not known broken, they'd be almost old enough to drive in most western nations. At some point the line must be drawn.
- oskarw85 8mo agoSome are very entitled to drawing lines on someone else's property. Why don't you mind your own business?
- reincarnate0x14 8mo agoI mean this kindly, but if you're still using net-netlmv1 on anything that matters, you need to pay much more mind to your own business because even the original vendor of it has been telling you to get off that since 1999 because it is not safe. If you're using it on something that doesn't matter, then it also doesn't matter that rainbow tables any attacker could have already had for a decade are slightly more available.