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by Run_DOS_Run 1y ago
Great opportunity to share an older project: https://www.AssemblyArena.com - an educational game for people who would like to learn and/or program in assembly. It's a (non mobile-optimized) web-based PvP assembly progr
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by Run_DOS_Run 2y ago
>Organizations which have their own IP ranges can use them at Hetzner, too. If you own the nodes you can just log the encrypted traffic with metadata like user IP (if its an entry-node, which requires a Guard-flag), source and destinatio
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by Run_DOS_Run 2y ago
This comment is wrong and not funny. 1) you didn't read path selection constraints: https://spec.torproject.org/path-spec/path-selection-constra... >We do not choose more than one router in a given network rang
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AssemblyArena – An Open-source assembly programming browsergame(github.com)
3 points by Run_DOS_Run 2y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: AssemblyArena – an assembly programming game(assemblyarena.com)
1 points by Run_DOS_Run 2y ago|0 comments
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by Run_DOS_Run 2y ago
Technological advances in the military sector are always very interesting and research into them is to be welcomed. From ARPANet to GPS, we have benefited greatly from this and despite the moral concerns of some, AI-controlled drone swarms
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by Run_DOS_Run 3y ago
Thorn and all its supporters should be branded for what they are: Enemies of the free world. Enemies of democracy and fighters for oppression and dystopian police states. If you look at the developments in Hungary and Poland (or the polls i
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by Run_DOS_Run 3y ago
It's hard to believe that there are such stupid people, but all right. However, it's shocking that you only get 18 months in jail for attempted murder, while people in the past got over 5 years in jail for trivial crimes like copy
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by Run_DOS_Run 3y ago
C++ is memory-unsafe and a Google search will not always return the latest and safest features, but raw pointers and C-like code. As a beginner, you often don't realize this. Rust makes it a little more difficult for you with "uns
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by Run_DOS_Run 3y ago
>Evading in-person meetings or requests for drug tests. I am surprised about the request for drug tests. Is this common in the US? Except for high-security jobs, which are never possible remotely anyway, I have never heard of a client or
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by Run_DOS_Run 3y ago
Lenovo's repairability of their products has unfortunately dropped a lot and I hope they take it seriously and get back to the quality they used to have. I own several ThinkPads from the last 10 years. The older models were all very ea
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by Run_DOS_Run 3y ago
OP here. I agree with you. Web design doesn't seem to be the strength of the Whonix team.. and got worse over time. Basically, you download a Virtualbox image, import it and then have a hardened Debian VM with Xfce UI & some privac
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Whonix – an OS focused on anonymity, privacy and security(whonix.org)
215 points by Run_DOS_Run 3y ago|59 comments
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by Run_DOS_Run 3y ago
Tails is great. I am using it for several years now. Other related projects are whonix ( https://www.whonix.org ), which consists of two virtual machines: A workstation to work on and a gateway, which torifies all traffic from t
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by Run_DOS_Run 3y ago
There have been several attacks against Brian Krebs in the past. From sending heroin* to his house, to adding his name to malware ("malware created by Brian Krebs"). This is because he always posts pictures and full names of crimi
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by Run_DOS_Run 3y ago
>Because there's nothing stopping anyone from setting up exit nodes and analyzing the traffic. This should be assumed. So what? In 2023, almost every website supports https and unencrypted traffic is the exception, not the rule. So
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by Run_DOS_Run 3y ago
>yeah I saw some bad stuff there. After what I saw I don’t think anonymity is a good idea This is a somewhat one-sided way of thinking. Tor is a tool that can be used for useful things as well as misused for bad things (like a knife or a
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by Run_DOS_Run 3y ago
>Computer security would be about 80% solved Hmm, no. You'd use other attack vectors and once you've closed most of the attack avenues you'd find yourself on a smartphone OS with no permissions and mass tracking... and the
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by Run_DOS_Run 3y ago
Don't forget OVH. Their DDoS-protection is included in every server.
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by Run_DOS_Run 3y ago
>The Chemours factory, previously DuPont, in Dordrecht knowingly leached the toxic and carcinogenic PFAS variant PROA into the water and air for decades. There must be severe penalties for intentional serious crimes such as these for the
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by Run_DOS_Run 3y ago
Oh, this is pretty awesome. It looks like these old scifi browser games. I often use exotic frameworks like TuiCss (DOS-like) and 98.css (Windows 98-like) for private projects and this framework looks perfect for it-security projects with c
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by Run_DOS_Run 3y ago
>anime alter ego I find that quite funny that he has an anime character as a second identity. If he wants, let him have it, but that he wants to ban any discussion and suppress any dissenting opinion as his own (for example, by declaring
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by Run_DOS_Run 3y ago
ChatGPT and GPT-4 are great at enumeration CTF-boxes. I tried them at HackTheBox boxes and ChatGPT was pretty good to get an overview of the box. Normally ChatGPT starts with a nmap scan followed by a nuclei (if port 80, 8080 and 443 are op
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by Run_DOS_Run 4y ago
It's far easier to find 0-days in antivirus software than in common-used operating systems or servers (IIS, Nginx, ...). The attack surface is huge, the software often very old and written in a memory-unsafe language like C and C++ for
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by Run_DOS_Run 4y ago
>Pirating YouTube, Spotify and games as well as torrenting seemingly make up 90% of desires of an alt store. I expect this from 14 year olds, it’s frustrating to see it on HN. “I need to not only block all ads on YouTube but all sponsor
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by Run_DOS_Run 4y ago
Democracy-destroying social media networks and weapons of mass dumbing down like TikTok are much more harmful to the world than cryptocurrencies.
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by Run_DOS_Run 4y ago
>what stops the state from just asking the domain registrar for the details of who purchased the domains Some domain registrars don't ask for your personal data and the registrars who ask for it won't verify them. >then ask
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by Run_DOS_Run 4y ago
I see enough people in companies and privately using Adobe Acrobat. However, given the quality of the software (from Adobe in general) and all the security holes that have been exploited for Acrobat over the years, I can advise everyone not
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by Run_DOS_Run 4y ago
When I was doing my military service (about 5 years ago) an officer handed me a USB stick. I was supposed to digitize a few printed tables in Excel and save them to the stick. When I plugged it in, the antivirus, which hadn't been upda
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by Run_DOS_Run 4y ago
If every job of IT-Security is obsolete (including exploit dev, reverse engineering, pentesting) I would prefer a job in drug discovery preferably as a bioinformatician. I can't believe AI is able to find cures against every kind of ca

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