Stierlitz

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by Stierlitz 6y ago
"When the telex was sent, once the connection was made, the paper tape was played back to the receiving telex. In this way the message would not be hindered by slow typing with mistakes." The purpose of using paper tape was to kee
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by Stierlitz 6y ago
> Why outsource your auth system? To make it easy for the spooks to backdoor your clients systems?
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by Stierlitz 6y ago
> .. jwz dislikes Hacker News .. Why, what's the back story?
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by Stierlitz 6y ago
"One of the concerns .. was the lack of insight into malicious digital (state sponsored) activity towards vital infrastructure." Have these people ever given consideration to not connecting their vital infrastructure to the Intern
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by Stierlitz 6y ago
@kevin_thibedeau: "She signed a document agreeing to keep secrets. That only requires modest reading skills." Perhaps, the leak and the subsequent outing was part of a deep-state plot to legitimize the assertion that Russia manipu
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by Stierlitz 6y ago
> .. as I recall, she shared documents from her workplace that either had printer steganography ID codes embedded into them .. None of which Winner was aware of the existence at the time .. An 'intelligence specialist' doesn&#x
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by Stierlitz 6y ago
I highly suspect that whole story, 'Reality Winner' was outed by some yellow dots in the printout.
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by Stierlitz 6y ago
"Things were this way because of Richard Stallman – but I view his influence on these things as negative rather than positive. He was a cause that forced these outcomes, rather than being supportive of the desires and needs of others.
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by Stierlitz 6y ago
"So how do we guard against this type of attack?" Don't allow access to your 'secret' source code from the open Internet.
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by Stierlitz 6y ago
How to remember a password. Use the first and last letter of each word from a quotation, discarding two letter and single letter words. aeshs fdsae meado rlele rdwhsp
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by Stierlitz 6y ago
"On Monday, workers announced the establishment of the Alphabet Workers Union" .. So now, as well as your manager telling you what to do, you'll have your Union Organizer telling you what to do. Neo-Sovietism with a coating o
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by Stierlitz 6y ago
> .. The WhatsApp server has no access to the client’s private keys .. обманывать
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by Stierlitz 6y ago
> .. the UK High Court has ruled that the security and intelligence services can no longer rely on ‘general warrants’ .. обманывать ;]
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AntiX (/ˈæNTɪks/) is a Linux distribution built directly on Debian Stable(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by Stierlitz 6y ago|0 comments
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by Stierlitz 6y ago
What would Ray Bradbury think of the 1966 movie version of "Fahrenheit 451"? https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0060390/
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by Stierlitz 6y ago
What's the logic of using the same remote monitoring software on "computers" used by the intelligence community.
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by Stierlitz 6y ago
> Why the F does a text processor needs to execute anything at first place when reading a document? this is madness. If you're stuck on Windows, make normal.dotm readonly. > And yes, the solution is, on top of every possible IT s
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Reverse Engineering Can Help Secure Your Linux Systems Against Malware(linuxsecurity.com)
1 points by Stierlitz 6y ago|0 comments
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by Stierlitz 6y ago
Any particular reason why these two posts were rendered dead? ------- H_Pylori 1 hour ago [dead] [–] Back in the day, Dev-C++ was the ideal IDE for the C/C++ beginner. Simple, easy to use and very light in term of resources. I remember
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by Stierlitz 6y ago
@saagarjha > How would this work, and how would it help? Well if the OS is rendered read-only at the hardware level then malware can't take up residence.
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by Stierlitz 6y ago
Or just install MX Linux .. https://mxlinux.org/
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by Stierlitz 6y ago
"The phones were compromised using an exploit chain that we call KISMET, which appears to involve an invisible zero-click exploit in iMessage" Why aren't there a hardware switch on the phones that renders the OS read-only dur
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by Stierlitz 6y ago
'On Dec. 7, 2020, the NSA said “Russian state-sponsored malicious cyber actors are exploiting a vulnerability in VMware Access and VMware Identity Manager products, allowing the actors access to protected data and abusing federated aut
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by Stierlitz 6y ago
Microsoft Windows compromised through browser drive-by attack. “The post said that Adrozek is installed “through drive-by download.” Installer file names use the format of setup__.exe. Attackers drop a file in the Windows temporary folder”
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by Stierlitz 6y ago
What is it they're selling, a domain name reselling service?
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by Stierlitz 6y ago
Will the pilot be able to override MCAS at take-off or landing? “Summary of the FAA’s Review of the Boeing 737 MAX” https://www.faa.gov/foia/electronic_reading_room/boeing_read... “The 737 MAX was designed to hand
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by Stierlitz 6y ago
You just contradicted by main point. It was precisely aesthetics that Grenfell Tower was covered in inflammable tiles. Inflammable tiles being used instead of the more expensive ones, to make more money for the commercial companies. Who pre
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by Stierlitz 6y ago
> There's significant political interest in finding a corporate scandal here .. The scandal being safety standards being diluted by previous governments and the use of inflammable material in the tiles. The tiles being installed to
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by Stierlitz 6y ago
@throwaway201103: “You're mostly right, but it wasn't just to make it handle like the previous versions, it was to satisfy FAA certification rules on how it handled.” And also to stop the plane dropping out of the sky!
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by Stierlitz 6y ago
Boeing PR must be out in force. @HPsquared “.. The plane is perfectly stable without MCAS ..” NO, no, no it isn't .. doesn't matter how many different ways you re-arrange the word salad. MCAS is a software kludge to compensate for

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