Run_DOS_Run

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by Run_DOS_Run 4y ago
>an attacker, who has write access to the XML configuration file If an attacker already has write-access to local files he could also replace keepass.exe or install a keylogger. If this happens, it's already too late.. this CVE is a
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by Run_DOS_Run 4y ago
It is really hard to believe that a malicious actor is throwing expensive tor 0-days at random onions.. or your website to "discuss geopolitics with friends" was a bit greater. In both cases you could run a honeypot to catch 0-day
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by Run_DOS_Run 4y ago
Oh yeah, ofc. Thank you for the correction! :)
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by Run_DOS_Run 4y ago
>I ran a tor webserver for discussing geopolitics with friends on a pi for a few months before finding it had been compromised. Not the fault of Tor. HSDir nodes could snoop on announced v1 .onion adresses. This isn't the case anymo
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by Run_DOS_Run 4y ago
That's why Tor is communicating mostly over fixed-size cells with a fixed size of 514 bytes (or 512 if tor version < 4). There is also random padding added to cells, so that the cell content is unpredictable.
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by Run_DOS_Run 4y ago
>So if there was anything I was considering doing where if it became public I would be hurt, I wouldn't do it. Sounds like a pretty boring life and you will miss pretty much chances in life and also would be a nightmare for every bu
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by Run_DOS_Run 4y ago
Is this really worth an article? The anti-debugging protection just stops executables using a list of hardcoded filenames (eg. Wireshark.exe). This is neither interesting nor new and was already implemented 20 years ago by script kiddies. W
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by Run_DOS_Run 4y ago
LAN parties weren't amazing. They still are amazing. My friends and me still have LAN-parties the whole night on weekends. We play classic games like Warcraft, Starcraft, CS GO and 1.6, but also play "newer" (needs ro run on
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by Run_DOS_Run 4y ago
CloudFlare again.. Offering their service to crime forums, credit card fraud shops and phishing websites, while making usage of Tor and VPNs nearly impossible or atleast a pain. Coupled with the hypocrisy of an open web and freedom of speec
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by Run_DOS_Run 4y ago
I take privacy pretty seriously and to protect my privacy I do the following: * Use GrapheneOS on my smartphone with nearly no third-party apps * Use a VPN, because I don't trust my ISP * Use NoScript & uBlock * Use several ProtonM
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by Run_DOS_Run 4y ago
I use NewPipe daily. It works pretty stable and the developers are working on it very active. As soon as Youtube breaks it (once every 1-2 months), the developers release a new version mostly next day.
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by Run_DOS_Run 4y ago
Piracy is the smallest problem of Cloudflare. I run multiple honeypots and trash mail addresses for collecting spam and phishing mails and there is a huge number of phishing and scam websites which are protected by CloudFlare.. but that&#x2