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Harvesterify
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Comment #49180047
He did not say that Tesla made the LiDAR afforadable though.
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Comment #48206844
Migrated my email servers in 20 minutes yesterday from OVH (their MXs does not support IPv6, and Infomaniak was less expensive for basic email hosting), I found the documentation a…
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Comment #47131989
Did you read the last sentence ?
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Comment #45679347
That's totally true, you actually have examples of unsafe capabilities delegation in the other article mentioned in the References: https://juggernaut-sec.com/capabilities/
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Comment #45669240
DNS0 was launched at a time when no other EU public DNS resolver was available. Today, you have DNS4EU that is actively funded and pushed throughout the EU administration (and crit…
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Comment #45669187
Which public funds ? DNS0.eu was a private initiative, from the NextDNS founders. DNS4EU is a public initiative, as mentioned in the news, and this one is still supported and activ…
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Comment #45617327
Highlight: "However, Confidential Computing is not secure enough to protect data integrity and confidentiality against a hostile administrator performing targeted, active attacks. …
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Comment #45489634
In their current form, AMD and Intel proposals never fulfilled the Confidential Computing promises, one can hope they will do better in their next iteration of SGX/TDX/SEV, but the…
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Comment #45489611
Security theater, mostly.
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Comment #45436136
Unrelated to the topic, but does anyone know if an equivalent service (à-la-carte blood testing with online booking) is available in Europe, specifically the Netherlands (or France…
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Comment #44997990
Exploited in the wild, difficult to say, but there has been numerous vulnerabilities reported on underlying technologies used for confidential computing (Intel SGX, AMD SEV, Intel …
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Comment #44997962
I'd recommend anyone interested in Confidential Computing to read the work from Rodrigo Branco (@BSDaemon) to understand why it's mostly a failure and a PR stunt from cloud provide…
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Comment #44982644
As a french living in the Netherlands, the first time I saw this behavior was in the US (SF and LA), it just never happens here, or very marginally.