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jamesmotherway
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About jamesmotherway
hn.stoic811@8shield.net
https://www.jamesmotherway.com
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Comment #43174382
I've used favicons (along with analytics IDs) to identify related malicious sites. You can also apply this to detect brand abuse and phishing pages.
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Comment #43129220
See the "Data categories and encryption" section: "The table below provides more detail on how iCloud protects your data when using standard data protection or Advanced Data Protec…
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Comment #42571358
Sorry, I overlooked part of your post earlier - I'm tired. As I previously alluded to, I don't use passkeys due to concerns about their implementation. Whether passkeys are better …
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Comment #42568182
Hardware keys and passkeys are better because they can't be phished. In the case of hardware keys, one should register multiple to prevent lockout. Most implementations of passkeys…
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Comment #42568108
If the vault requires a hardware key and master password to access the encrypted password and token, would you still describe it as single-factor authentication?
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Comment #42561025
China-nexus threat actors tend to be focused on espionage, including intellectual property theft. "Prepositioning" is a more recent observation, but it doesn't mean a war is inevit…
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Comment #42554253
Is your system configured to share analytics and diagnostics? I disable both, and when a crash occurs, I receive a dialog with an "ignore" option.
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Comment #42554150
Bad actors frequently use BuyVM's services, also known as FranTech and Ponynet. Their popularity with Tor operators probably doesn't help how their network traffic is perceived eit…
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Comment #42383943
https://archive.is/NKPrR
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Comment #42278658
I'm assuming by "significant" you mean an attack on critical infrastructure. That's a strategic capability that very likely requires multiple attack chains, not a single exploit. F…
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Comment #42267311
The X230 is still relevant for those who want a ThinkPad that supports Libreboot (an alternative firmware without proprietary components). I personally found this demonstration int…
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Comment #42266787
I'm inclined to believe it. If someone managed to prove Apple's lying about it, there would be serious reputational (and other) risks to their business. I also can't imagine how th…
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Comment #42261825
"All Apple silicon-based Mac notebooks and Intel-based Mac notebooks with the Apple T2 Security Chip feature a hardware disconnect that disables the microphone whenever the lid is …
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Comment #42210706
Threat actors don't create malware to impress people; they do it to accomplish their goals. Apparently, this sample was sufficient for them. Security companies attribute activity b…
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Comment #42186799
The NSA publishes excellent cybersecurity resources: https://www.nsa.gov/press-room/cybersecurity-advisories-guid... I've highlighted advisories that may give you some perspective,…
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Comment #42179519
I understand where you're coming from, but Apple Intelligence is labelled as a beta feature.
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Comment #41946309
The alternative in many cases would be to install MDM software on one's personal device, which seems like the worse option to me.
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Comment #41610348
Banks use various other services such as Early Warning. Still, it's absurd the lengths we need to go to for any level of assurance against fraud.
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Comment #41547873
Thanks for your feedback. I posted this because I've seen many people stop their analysis when they find a site is on Cloudflare. Were you able to solve the challenge at the end?
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Comment #41542775
Satiety is precisely it, and I would not be so quick to minimize its effect. Reasoning by analogy, most would accept that some people are better suited to extended release medicati…
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Comment #41542290
It's frightening to think about the implications of this when generalized toward mainstream topics.
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Comment #41542275
It's certainly interesting, but he's not a hero.