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by breser 3y ago
Endpoint Detection and Response. Basically a new term for antivirus/antimalware but that reports back to defenders and helps them respond to malicious software that may be on the device.
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by breser 3y ago
There's one on there that's $28.58 - $8,000.00 per hour that's especially hilarious. Assuming 40 hours a week for 52 weeks that's roughly $60k - $16.6 million for a salary range. Obviously bogus.
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by breser 3y ago
That you can make money through arbitrage is not the definition of a security. See my link above.
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by breser 3y ago
See the Howey Test: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/h/howey-test.asp Airline Miles don't grant you access to a portion of the profits from the airline. They aren't an investment. They are a currency
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by breser 4y ago
Your example is George Floyd. * He was accused of passing a counterfeit $20 bill, we still don't know if Floyd created the bill or even knew it was counterfeit. For all we know he might have been an innocent victim of someone else. ht
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by breser 4y ago
For what it's worth the phone portion is a voice call where you have to enter a number with touchtone.
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by breser 4y ago
You do not have to even talk to AWS to remove the MFA from the root account. You simply need access to the phone number on the account (though there are ways around the phone number, see below) and the email address for the root account. I
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by breser 5y ago
How excellent the ASN.1 tooling is depends on which subset of ASN.1 you're using. Some of the tooling supports one iteration of ASN.1 or the other. To the degree that the IETF had to write a document on how to deal with this since s
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by breser 5y ago
I know of at least one problem with ASN.1. The string encodings other than UTF-8 are terrible. Most of the string encodings are very limited and weird subsets of ASCII that nobody actually uses anymore. ASN.1 itself doesn't define the
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by breser 5y ago
There is an option in the settings to make it not actually call unless you press a further UI button on the iPhone. In Settings go to Emergency SOS. Uncheck Auto Call
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by breser 5y ago
I think you need to turn on the power button clicking 5 times feature by turning on the "Call with Side Button" option in Settings under Emergency SOS. I'd also suggest turning off Auto Call if you want to use it like this.
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by breser 5y ago
At least on iPhones though they have a way to activate a mode that prevents the use of TouchID and FaceID. If I press the power button on my phone 5 times in a row that turns that off. Yes I still run the risk of my device being unlocked a
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by breser 5y ago
Could be. I don't believe the old fobs were bluetooth. For what it's worth I also didn't mention that at least the old fobs also had an RFID in them that if the battery was dead you could just hold them up to certain spots on
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by breser 5y ago
No the car does not require a remote connection to work. See my detailed explanation here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29283262
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by breser 5y ago
There are 4 ways to unlock a Tesla. * Via Bluetooth from your phone. Model 3 and Y used this as the primary way of unlocking. This does not require a Tesla server. It's just local communication between the car and the phone. The car
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by breser 5y ago
By the economic catastrophe causing us to elect a president who dismantled a group that worked to monitor and respond to global health issues to prevent them from becoming a pandemic. I think it's hard to say if that group could have
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by breser 6y ago
Yubikey 4 and newer supports 4096 bit keys with PGP: https://www.yubico.com/products/compare-yubikey-4-neo/ https://www.yubico.com/products/compare-yubikey-5-series/
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by breser 6y ago
My signature ended up changing over time and I had to update my signature with the county elections office in Washington to stop my ballots from being rejected. So really not sure how you're slipping by.
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by breser 6y ago
There's quite a few MIG-17 with FAA registrations. https://registry.faa.gov/aircraftinquiry/AcftRef_Results.asp... The original article says it's the last airworthy MIG-17PF, while this site just says MIG-17.
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by breser 7y ago
I find it strange that the article says that Java uses /dev/urandom by default. When I've been having to configure Java to use /dev/./urandom for years to deal with the fact that it defaults to /dev/
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by breser 7y ago
There are collision attacks against SHA-1. But the currently known collision attacks aren't a big problem for git for a variety of reasons. Git uses hashes that include more data than just the hash of the content of an object. Meanin
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by breser 7y ago
So if it were me trying to bypass this system rather than trying to make increasingly complex and expensive projectiles to try and defeat the system I'd just make increasingly cheap projectiles to make it easier to spray the target wit
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by breser 7y ago
All this is doing is allowing the server (or client since the protocol allows client certificates to do the same thing) to use a different key pair with a shorter validity period than the CA signed certificate. The delegated credential is n
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by breser 7y ago
You do realize that all vehicles have risks of fire or explosion. In order to make a vehicle with sufficient energy density to be usable for transportation you have to take those risks. While it's true that Tesla has had a relatively
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Internet-Scale Analysis of AWS Cognito Security(andresriancho.com)
1 points by breser 7y ago|0 comments
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by breser 7y ago
It is possible to run Docker in Docker in CI. At a previous job I built containers that ran docker as Bamboo build agents. The containers did not use the docker socket and instead had their own and their own `/var/lib/docke
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by breser 8y ago
Generally a footgun is something that's designed in such a way as to be extremely likely to be used in a way that's going to cause problems for yourself. Yes it's a play on shooting yourself in the foot, the idea is that you
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by breser 8y ago
No the base price is $35,000. They simply haven't started letting anyone buy the $35,000 versions yet. You can say this is a failure on the part of Tesla. But this is not the first time they've had a lower end model that was pl
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by breser 9y ago
You've got a mighty big crystal ball there then. Sarcasm aside. A major part of the allure of Kubernetes is that it's not a single vendor project. It's unlikely to die if something happens to RedHat. Say someone like Oracl
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by breser 9y ago
I'm against forks like OpenShift because as an upstream maintainer on a major open source project, distribution patches caused us nothing but headaches. Their well meaning patches almost always caused problems. Users routinely ended

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