lschueller

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New Nightmare Eclipse zero day gives system privileges on patched Windows(theregister.com)
4 points by lschueller 29d ago|0 comments
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by lschueller 1mo ago
Firstly, very cool to stay curious and to aks around publicly. I think, starting with ARP spoofing is a great way to dive into the topic. There are a bunch of youtube videos, explaining this and I made the experience, that there are channel
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Post-mortem after Namecheap/RadiusDC service outage(namecheap.com)
11 points by lschueller 1mo ago|0 comments
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by lschueller 1mo ago
Seems to be a 404 now.
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by lschueller 1mo ago
Nicely put together. As mentioned in the article, HR might not be a help at all. I for myself would even make the stronger point, that hr in almost every case doea not have any interest in getting involved in such things. My experience is i
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Depression has tripled in the last 15 years. Arthur Brooks about the cause(bigthink.com)
45 points by lschueller 1mo ago|67 comments
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by lschueller 1mo ago
Splendid, thank you. the european-alternatives.eu is exactly what helped! Appreciate it!
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by lschueller 1mo ago
Thank you. Sure. In Europe the "euro stack" approach becomes more and more relevant. So, the issue is more a compliance topic in the way of making use of service provides, who are best-case "eu-headquartered", but at lea
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by lschueller 1mo ago
If what you need is a guarantee that your data remains only in the EU, we don’t have that, and we’d rather tell you directly than let you assume otherwise. Is there an alternative that really keeps data in the EU? (And not only in the sen
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BMW Rolling Out In-Car Spam(heise.de)
35 points by lschueller 1mo ago|3 comments
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Who Supervises the Supervisor? A Riff on Machine Learning(johnhorgan.org)
4 points by lschueller 1mo ago|0 comments
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Neutrinos from Deep Inside Earth Provide a New Picture of the Mantle(quantamagazine.org)
10 points by lschueller 1mo ago|0 comments
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by lschueller 1mo ago
Some cool ideas. But do you have actual numbers by any chance? Like, wp login attempts per month, ssh connects etc. Just curious, what actually worked and how the measures compare
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by lschueller 1mo ago
Wouldn't be super surprised if their ip lawyers already sent a legal title about trademark violations... Some big companies are very fast in tracking such similarities and enforce 800 to 2000 in restitution per violation.
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Phishers are hijacking legitimate cloud infrastructure(securelist.com)
60 points by lschueller 1mo ago|19 comments
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Bypassing AI guardrails is so easy a script kiddie can do it(theregister.com)
14 points by lschueller 1mo ago|1 comments
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by lschueller 1mo ago
I'd guess someone in the us fat-fingered ip ranges and mixed up 2.144.0.0/14 (Iran) with 2.148.0.0/14 (Norway)
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Pass the Passkey: A Novel Attack Surface in Passwordless Authentication(unit42.paloaltonetworks.com)
1 points by lschueller 1mo ago|0 comments
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by lschueller 2mo ago
I do think, there is. But just software, which is only used by the person who vibed it. And which never gets out to a broader public. Beyond that, you are right.
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Anthropic's Fever Dream: Claude's package that stole real keys(aikido.dev)
11 points by lschueller 2mo ago|1 comments
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by lschueller 2mo ago
An API for reporting would be nice. Besides that: hope this page came to stay. It's nicely done. Couple of years ago there was a very similar project here on hn, which came to a halt after only a couple of days it got posted
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by lschueller 2mo ago
I'm afraid not. My impression is, most are just prompting for the tool they need right now, accept bugs and maybe even security gaps, but save time and pain not searching for an established tool. Which is fine and understandable for pr
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Project Cybersyn(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by lschueller 2mo ago|0 comments
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by lschueller 2mo ago
Yes, but this is the perfect circle of slop: generate an ai landing page, throw it into cloudflare drop, ai adopts it, start all over again. For genuine, professional content, I would assume, almost no one uses cloudflare drop, as they alre
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by lschueller 2mo ago
I agree. This is nothing new. And I would even state, that this applies to every sort of idea. Not only coding projects. AI makes an idea life cycle only a bit faster in some cases.
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by lschueller 3mo ago
The idea is cool. But the mobile view is slightly off. Mapping of ttp would be nice though.
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by lschueller 3mo ago
This includes titles like "End of Watch" and "The Shameless"
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by lschueller 3mo ago
There are established ways / protocols to hold and provide cryptographically valid proof of a verification process, without any need to keep the actual id images in any storage. And to my knowledge there is no requirement for compliant
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by lschueller 3mo ago
Oh, and what I think is missing, are the fees for the mandatory membership in the industry and trade chamber (IHK) and of course the Berufsgenossenschaft. Especially the IHK is one of a kind... They are absolutely useless and a big bloated
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by lschueller 3mo ago
Luckily, it seems you do not plan to import physical goods... This would be a next round of applications, fees, registers and id numbers. There are several countries out there, offering to set up a company legally and in accordance to euro

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