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Detecting A Surveillance State – Part 4 Cellular Attacks(blog.spiderlabs.com)
2 points by rawrly 12y ago|0 comments
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by rawrly 12y ago
Ceph is through and through Sage's work, it wouldn't exist without him.
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Detecting a Surveillance State – RF Exfiltration(blog.spiderlabs.com)
1 points by rawrly 13y ago|0 comments
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How To Detect NSA ANT Catalog Hardware Implants(blog.spiderlabs.com)
2 points by rawrly 13y ago|0 comments
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Open Source is our greatest hope for Privacy(privacytechjournal.com)
2 points by rawrly 13y ago|0 comments
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by rawrly 13y ago
Defcon is cancelled.
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by rawrly 13y ago
This reads more as an article about how the author believes that all men who approach her are potential rapists. Hitting the feminist fallacy of "All men are evil" square out of the park. This turns away most male readers, exclusi
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by rawrly 13y ago
Correct, which may also implicate any "hired guns" lawyers who send DMCA notices for crackpot clients. In one instance I personally saw, a lawyer sent a false DMCA and they signed it under penalty of perjury for their client. This resulted
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by rawrly 13y ago
Most people who are first interacting with the DMCA law are unfamiliar with the fact it has protections against people files false notifications. Without knowing details about this (and not providing legal advice) this may be how it would w
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by rawrly 13y ago
I'm surprised no one has attempted to connect servant leadership practices to tech companies. It seems like it would work well.
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by rawrly 14y ago
Looking into the timing of this is borderline conspiracy theorist. Would you rather they have sat on the post until Monday? With incident response for an active service. Priority one is segregation and mitigation, priority zed is writing a
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by rawrly 14y ago
MFA and Authentication has a much larger scope than what you've brought up here. I should start by I think passwords have atrophied and should be replaced, and MFA is the best option we have to replace passwords at this time. However, MFA h
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by rawrly 14y ago
Yes, this is the by far the most common answer. However, one would need to remember to bring said special cable, which at that point why don't you just remember to bring the wall wort USB adapter instead of carrying around a charge only cab
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by rawrly 14y ago
Email sent to you. Narf!
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All about Juice Jacking: malicious cell phone charging kiosks.(wallofsheep.com)
1 points by rawrly 14y ago|2 comments
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by rawrly 14y ago
Many android phones do this, however not all. This is up to the specific ROM you are running. iOS devices have put in a phenomenal effort to secure against these attacks, including requiring encryption keys before allowing unknown computers
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by rawrly 14y ago
Agreed this is an article churn for advertisement. Recently this attack was back in the news due to NSA referencing it in a mobile device security paper. BTW if anyone has questions about it, feel free to ask me. I'm the guy (along with fri
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by rawrly 14y ago
With any large gathering of people you are certain to find a number of outliers with disrespectful social impositions (being racist, sexism or anti-techism.) Defcon is no exception, so it is a grave presumption to place the blame an event i
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by rawrly 14y ago
Under US law you would use the civil court system to recuperate losses/damage (crimes against a person), and criminal court system to place the perpetrator in jail (crimes against society). This really is a bleak abstract of the US court sy
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by rawrly 14y ago
There are two main concerns here: 1) How the malicious party gained access to your account(s) in order to approve the transfer. This is typically caused by an email address compromise and something you will deal with directly with the email
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by rawrly 15y ago
Excellent article to bring up with recent events. This rant happens time and time again, the record companies double dip and screw over the artists and their customers repeatedly. When is enough going to be enough? To whomever can revolutio
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by rawrly 15y ago
Dailychanges monitors authoritative name server information, this is unrelated to registrar. You can have your DNS with GoDaddy but still transfer your domain registration to namecheap/gandi/anyone else. In fact, for people not wanting any
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by rawrly 15y ago
This is actually sadly exactly what the author missed in their article. DNS propagation is directly controlled by the TTL setting on a domain entry. TTL stands for Time To Live, this is the number (in seconds) that the DNS entry tells peopl
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by rawrly 15y ago
namecheap appears to be blurring the line of "stopping sopa" and "boycotting godaddy". You can choose to boycott a single company based on the lines of disagreeing with their core values, that's great to do! Show them you're pissed for thei
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by rawrly 15y ago
NameCheap has appeared to be "out for blood" since the opportunity arose with goDaddy's PR debacle with SOPA. And it's leaving both company's tarnishing their reputation. goDaddy supports a draconian censorship bill. nameCheap jumps in the
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by rawrly 15y ago
You are correct davidu, the blogger has pieced together their version of the truth in this matter incorrectly and has posted a very wild accusation. The truth is how the law is written, any service provider who voluntarily complies with the
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by rawrly 15y ago
This article's title should have been "8 things the author did to secure their specific Ubuntu server." It's strange that it the link got so many votes. While the article has a few points about security, it's nowhere sufficient enough to be
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by rawrly 15y ago
It seems everyone is just too trigger happy to try to report success with the GoDaddy boycott. The reality is that everyone need to be patient to get any real numbers. The domain registration transfer process is not immediate, it typically
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by rawrly 15y ago
This is an important concern for any US citizen who may migrate their domains to a Gandi. French law differs dramatically from US laws when it comes to matters of libel, slander and privacy. Why does this matter? If your a US site, and you
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by rawrly 15y ago
Convenient omissions from the article indeed. The reporter appears to have been in haste to be the first to make a timely report of the 'success' of the GoDaddy boycott. You will need to be patient to get any real numbers. The domain regist

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