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IgorBog61650384

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About IgorBog61650384

I work hard to defend networks and also hobby in hardware infosec research

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    Hi, author of the blog post. This is correct - keeping PII protected has always been their concern, but recent breaches in thier's and other industries (including some they heard o…

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    Comment #26155647

    Thanks, fixed it

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    Comment #26139118

    The SolarWinds incident was detect because of bad opsec by the operators who performed the FireEye op. I would image the capability was developed by an expert group in some intelli…

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    Comment #26098460

    You're right, as long as the hardware switch is really hardware and not fake-hardware-implemented-in-software like many vendors.

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    Comment #26098374

    I love the idea but is scaring me a bit security wise. This can be a really hidden persistence method for malware. Imagine the following scenario - memory only malware lands on my …

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    Comment #26098337

    Nice article, thanks for the tips at the end! Personal perspective: I've been trying intermittent fasting for about four years, and found it helped a little in the beginning but th…

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    Comment #26098183

    Exploits are possible even without DMA. Windows had a slew of USB stack exploits, ranging from the serial and modem drivers to HID device and more. There have also been in the past…

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    Comment #26085683

    I love hearing great news about the space industry, that the way to get us humans into outer space. Can any one a little more knowledgeable explain the difference between this 3d p…

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    Comment #26085670

    I don't think this should surprise anyone. The FBI has multiple methods for accessing locked phones: using physical exploits like those provided by Cellbrite, or through baseband a…

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    Love the post, good luck! Re “Productivity equiation” from Ali Abdaal: Productivity = Useful output / time x f (where f is the ‘fun factor’), but treating f as constant is wrong - …

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    The only reason this was detected was very overt behavior - opening AD popups. So I guesstimate for each one of these we have 10 that go undetected. This means the whole ecosystem …

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    Comment #26061147

    How do you decide when it is safe to update?

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    Comment #26061138

    Russia has a long history of GPS jamming for security reasons. A friend serving in the russian forces in Syria says that GPS accuracy in the country varies dramatically with Russia…

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    Comment #26061115

    I get that breaking packages is a bad user experience, but the Linux community at large should start paying more notice to security-first software engineering. Learn a little bit f…

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    People need to understand that stopping Covid will take much more then a year, and can easily extend for 2-3 years. 24% of the USA population is under 18 (from google). The article…

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    Really nice and clear. One addition: the final example uses ProxyCommand, I find ProxyJump much more useful: you can specify multiple hops clearly and even specify different privat…

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    I think this approach might backfire: If purpose of the question is to test the candidate's knowledge of common libraries, then it probably is way to easy to be indicative, this ki…

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    Comment #26053193

    Two books I that were instrumental for me to learn how to explain the architecture of my software clearly to other people were "The Architecture of Open Source Applications" Volume…

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