chalion

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   by chalion 7mo ago

   Maybe that's how they don't get banned by their hosting provider. Once reports start coming in, they pretend to be a honest establishment.
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   by chalion 7mo ago

   Weirdly, in Firefox 7zip.com is blocked but www.7zip.com isn't. If you type '7zip' in the address bar and then press Ctrl+Enter to go to the address, you'll get owned, because that key-combo adds the www at the beginning
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   by chalion 3y ago

   I have a mild case of tinnitus - most of the time I'm blissfully unaware of it unless it's very quiet. 20 years ago I used to play video games (PC) for long periods with headphones. I never liked loud music so I don't think I
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   by chalion 4y ago

   Definitely. Each comment has 4 pieces of data - username, website, email and message body. I would assume the email is the actual username on the network and the website+ the username string are salt and signature that verifies the authent
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   by chalion 10y ago

   You can use the Awesome Bar to search open tabs: just prefix your query with '%'. More search tips can be found here: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/awesome-bar-search-fire...
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   by chalion 11y ago

   Would EMET have stopped any of the browser or kernel exploits? It's unfortunate that Microsoft's security blog ( https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/srd/ ) rarely posts EMET success stories. Is it not that e