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aryan14
4mo ago
You can view the recent activity on your Microsoft account @ account(dot)live(dot)com/Activity Would show any logins or security info updates etc
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aryan14
4mo ago
It’s just incorrect It’s true that existing sessions are revoked; because the password was reset The reason the target wouldn’t get any notifications at all would be in the case they never setup any additional verification methods to receiv
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aryan14
4mo ago
> “In case you're wondering, because the system treats this high-privilege recovery flow as a total account reset by the "true" owner, the original 2FA gets thoroughly bypassed in the process.“ This is false. Important to
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aryan14
4mo ago
This is actually what microsoft does for microsoft accounts If you recover a microsoft account / submit a ticket to recover it and provide correct information, the active email gets an email letting them know about the request You can
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aryan14
4mo ago
You can host your keepass db file anywhere you like, whether that’s google drive or on a hard drive.
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aryan14
4mo ago
How is this not bigger news?
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aryan14
8mo ago
And he has been and continues to make fun of the investigators, publicly mocking investigators and sending small amounts from the fraudulent wallets to investigators. Crazy world
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aryan14
1y ago
Was thinking about this the entire time, not sure why they’re saying it has to be govt sponsored threat actors for a bunch of SIM cards Didn’t understand how it’d be used for espionage either, doesn’t even make sense
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aryan14
1y ago
You could run wireguard thru CLI directly instead of jumping through the mullvad app itself
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Bitcoin Surpasses $123,000 USD
(reuters.com)
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1y ago
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Trump Is Losing Patience with Musk's Outbursts over Megabill
(wsj.com)
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1y ago
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1y ago
Doesn’t look good on mobile, difficult to use
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aryan14
1y ago
Cross checked known malicious mail list with applicants, found a match and made a blog about it lol
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aryan14
2y ago
Are the typos on purpose for opsec reasons?
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2y ago
This has probably been happening since the beginning of modern media. The only reason this is an article is because of “AI” and Russia VS The US
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2y ago
This isn’t fair to say. Any platform that’s popular will have its share of undesirable users, out of the company’s control. Discord has very good moderation in contrast to other platforms (Constant banwaves on illegal/shady servers, te
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2y ago
How well it’ll do in court is debatable, could go for either side, but regardless of the outcome it’s always good to see resistance and pushback
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2y ago
As they should. You can’t throw an ultimatum for something that benefits nobody but the govt. and kick everyone around. Would like to see other companies who were affected by similar situations also take this to court
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2y ago
Absolutely mental the kind of people that have power. Dealing with this like immature children. “We don’t get what we want? We ruin it for everyone.” Trying to backdoor a privacy feature for no real reason, just for the sake of having a bac
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uBlock Origin Has Been Disabled
(ublockorigin.com)
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2y ago
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Federal appeals court upholds law requiring sale or ban of TikTok in the US
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2y ago
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2y ago
A very easy anonymous way is to simply use a self custody wallet like Exodus. You can buy ETH, then you can use a TOR crypto exchange to swap it from ETH -> BTC into your wallet. Just an idea though
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2y ago
How did it fail at being P2P e-cash? You can use bitcoin completely/as anonymously as cash if you wanted to, the same way you’d have to put in a bit of effort to have a completely anonymous cash transaction. Monero (XMR) which is a for
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2y ago
Yep, even coinbase is stretching it to be honest since it’s still a centralized exchange, but still miles better then traditional options
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2y ago
Well if you need to send someone a sum of money instantly anywhere in the world for no fees, it’s kind of unrealistic to meetup with gold bars
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2y ago
Question was asking for companies doing well that weren’t exchanges.
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2y ago
Adding onto this: BTC also has a limit on top of the release schedule, there is a limited amount of BTC that can ever be minted/in circulation.
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2y ago
You could say any currency is just a bunch of numbers, the US dollar isn’t backed by gold anymore and hasn’t been for a long time. The question is more like: Would you let everyone dictate the value of a currency and leave it decentralized?
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2y ago
Love the username
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2y ago
Decentralization helps a lot of people who may be under government pressure/being monitored, for example if you’re an anti-government russian journalist, you’d ideally use crypto as they would be able to freeze your assets. Lots of cit
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