isatsam

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   by isatsam 1y ago

   This is a surprising response - I was expecting something like "they clicked past an alert notifying that they were giving us this level of access". Just because Windows only has a generic password prompt whenever an app wants to
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   by isatsam 1y ago

   How was an individual user (in this article's case, a phishing sites developer) able to install your software and seemingly not notice the level of access they gave you to their computer?
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   by isatsam 1y ago

   This makes sense, but in this case, isn't the company behind Huntress having direct access to this data still a problem? For example, if the government purchased Outlook licenses, I'd assume DoD can read clerks' emails, but M
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   by isatsam 1y ago

   I don't work in cybersecurity and, after looking at the site's homepage, couldn't exactly figure out from all the buzzwords what exactly is this product. The most concerning takeaway from this article for me is that the mai
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   UK age check law causing up to 2x times traffic to porn sites that ignored it(techcrunch.com)

   5 points by isatsam 1y ago|0 comments
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   by isatsam 1y ago

   Unpaywalled, for anyone looking: https://archive.is/dNkQY
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   by isatsam 1y ago

   Snapshot of the article without paywall: https://archive.is/iBOmQ
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   Google is indexing ChatGPT conversations, potentially exposing user data(fastcompany.com)

   6 points by isatsam 1y ago|1 comments