snowedin

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by snowedin 7y ago
Location: Seattle, WA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Linux, Windows, Python, Cisco, Arista, Namespaces, Docker, Kali, Metasploit Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ross-snider-b927b846/
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by snowedin 7y ago
I think you have a very good point. The overall metapoint that both you and the parent comment agree on is this: the internet isn't being "weaponized by authoritarian states" in some unique fashion specific to authoritarianis
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by snowedin 7y ago
Impressed by the practical approach the author is taking to this problem. Please add: - Hardware switches for RF modules as well as microphones - Separate RAM for baseband SOC
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by snowedin 7y ago
I think there are real improvements made by the tech industry. For example cellular and smart phones are brand new and overall have improved quality of life and productivity. But on the whole I think most of the "gains" made throu
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by snowedin 7y ago
There's been fake generated profiles on Facebook for over a decade. I know this because I had some, I was targeted by some, and I had "security friends" who generated some. Over the years I've seen several campaigns of g
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by snowedin 7y ago
My understanding is yes.
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by snowedin 7y ago
Nice find, I think that's a good example. I do remember some controversy around the publication, and the credit claiming between Bissonette and O'Neil, as well as some more sordid/gruesomeness details (stories about mutilatin
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by snowedin 7y ago
Gotcha. The argument here is that it may be that there is no classified material in the memoirs, but it doesn't matter. The publication review process can be used as an effective censorship measure in any case. Another commentator wrot
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by snowedin 7y ago
If I've read your comment correctly there are two major points: 1. It's highly likely (you said definitely) given the person and subject that some information in the memoir is at least sensitive even if it is not classified, and t
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by snowedin 7y ago
I posted this in another thread, but it didn't get much traction. It's a serious question. Isn't Snowden's book an auto-biographical memoir? Given this, is there really classified information contained in the book? Can s
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by snowedin 7y ago
Isn't Snowden's book literally his auto-biography? How exactly does it contain classified material?