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Comment #42362335
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Comment #42237939
Twitter doesn't work anymore unless you are logged in. https://unrollnow.com/status/1861079762506252723
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Comment #42237914
For additional context the PyPi package: https://pypi.org/project/mcp/ And the GitHub repo: https://github.com/modelcontextprotocol
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Comment #41141931
Stock splits. https://www.intc.com/stock-info/stock-splits They basically keep doubling the number of shares which halves the price.
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Comment #40853178
The EMBAG law stipulates that all public bodies must disclose the source code of software developed by or for them, unless precluded by third-party rights or security concerns. "un…
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Comment #40852382
Turns out F5 and Intel were just clearing out old reservations, but the other data is correct.
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Comment #40852380
Turns out F5 and Intel were just clearing out old reservations, but the other data is correct.
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Comment #40850563
k so I'm writing a blog post on the whole #Linux Kernel #CVE/#CNA thing. And I actually looked at the data. For those of you complaining about the Linux Kernel issuing improper CVE…
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Comment #40850557
k so I'm writing a blog post on the whole #Linux Kernel #CVE/#CNA thing. And I actually looked at the data. For those of you complaining about the Linux Kernel issuing improper CVE…
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Comment #40821851
Entrust has BIMI certs which use a different root (CN = Entrust Verified Mark Root Certification Authority - VMCR1) and for which your choices of a BIMI certificate are: Entrust or…
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Comment #40814120
Entrust has BIMI certs which use a different root (CN = Entrust Verified Mark Root Certification Authority - VMCR1) and for which your choices of a BIMI certificate are: Entrust or…
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Comment #40738773
You can also listen to Greg KH explain it: Episode 417 – Linux Kernel security with Greg K-H https://opensourcesecurity.io/2024/02/25/episode-417-linux-k...
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Comment #40718629
So in my experience, even if you get the LLM to output JSON, it might do things like: * Helpfully include "json ```" at the start or text like "here's the JSON output you asked for…
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Comment #40562484
Watching a video of a chimpanzee eating a banana at the zoo a few years ago and I realized I was peeling bananas wrong my whole life. Would you have them open with a knife or a key…
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Comment #40203672
#!/bin/bash SHA512="485fe3502978ad95e99f865756fd64c729820d15884fc735039b76de1b5459d32f8fadd050b66daf80d929d1082ad8729620925fb434bb09455304a639c9bc87" # This line and everything lat…
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Comment #40109176
#osspodcast: Who are the experts - https://opensourcesecurity.io/2020/04/07/who-are-the-experts... Experts from a world that no longer exists - https://opensourcesecurity.io/2021/1…
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Comment #39624822
https://opensourcesecurity.io/2022/10/16/episode-345-cheap-h... Josh and Kurt talk about ineffective security from the past we still use today. There has been a great deal of progr…
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Comment #39363820
Aroma and smell training kits exist for people into wine, beer and so on: https://aromaster.com/
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Comment #39339503
I love the hardware and the feel but the software is terrible and the difficulty of putting templates on the device (you hack around and use ssh to copy a file in) really limits th…
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Comment #39328391
So there's a high degree of complexity and subtlety to Passkeys. I wrote a paper about this, some key things: ● Passkeys improve security significantly, and while they make some tr…
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Comment #39117873
We covered this on the open source podcast last week. https://opensourcesecurity.io/2024/01/21/episode-412-blame-t... TLDR there is a LOT 23andme could’ve done to prevent this. Aro…
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Comment #38835893
Fail2ban could be potentially useful in an era of passwords, especially when systems allowed anyone to login remotely, and you only had the one server because servers were very exp…
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Comment #38810202
We covered this back then on the #osspodcast: Episode 269 – Do not experiment on the Linux Kernel https://opensourcesecurity.io/2021/05/02/episode-269-do-not-... Josh and Kurt talk…
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Comment #38735137
From many years ago on the #osspodcast Episode 184 – It’s DNS. It’s always DNS https://opensourcesecurity.io/2020/02/24/episode-184-its-dns... If you look at a lot of outages and i…
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Comment #38716862
Oh wow, so CSIdentity Corporation was combined with Experian in 2016: https://www.experian.com/blogs/news/2016/04/18/csid/ so this email appears to be legitimate: Original Message …