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m8urn
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About m8urn
[ my public key: https://keybase.io/m8urnett; my proof: https://keybase.io/m8urnett/sigs/BBfZhM0VIhc2ty1yG6MeU50Q0yTf5SBg0dRBDhHNmXg ]
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Comment #30031184
> "Pitch" is not a contract. But false advertising is definitely a thing one can sue over. And bait and switch might be subject to FTC fines.
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Comment #15883402
Binisoft Windows Firewall Control is quite good.
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Comment #15783345
Even with Enterprise edition it is very difficult to disable all telemetry. The lowest official setting for telemetry is "security" which still sends data to Microsoft (see https:/…
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Comment #15397849
Yeah, that's pretty bad blaming one employee when a single security hole on a single server resulted in the loss of personal information for 146 million people.
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Comment #14391024
Here is the list of installed applications: http://imgur.com/a/mdrTv Also note that the only third-party software running at the time was wireshark, DNSQuerySniffer, and Glasswire.…
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Comment #14390990
Plus I have been doing this for 20+ years and have found many times settings that were incorrectly documented--it's even confusing to them.
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Comment #14390979
I actually didn't spread them widely, I tweeted them. If you follow me you would know I tweet things like that all the time. I observed these connections and showed the settings I …
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Comment #14390962
Actually I made this error twice, which is far from "countless times". The one Allow Telemetry setting would not have made a difference because I had also configured it manually an…
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Comment #13012659
Harassing and brigading isn't getting the word out, it's hysteria about a conspiracy theory.
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Comment #13012623
And what if they were wherewolves, wouldn't you want to know that too? The problem here is the confirmation bias and logic errors going on with all the theories that there really i…
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Comment #13012581
Watching in horror… yet can't stop looking.
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Comment #9831836
Another aspect of this is that they make the regular contract plans cost more than twice what they did before, even with a non-smartphone, essentially pushing you into the Next pla…
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Comment #9025829
Yes, three of my accounts are on the list.
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Comment #9025206
First of all, a good number of these passwords were simply gathered through google. Some were gathered via the archive.org archive of pastebin pastes and their normal web page arch…
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Comment #9025110
As I explained in the article I seriously doubt that any more than a tiny number of these passwords are still valid. And there is no reason for them to be, having already been wide…
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Comment #9025073
And it has been for 20 years
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Comment #9024974
The first column is username, followed by a tab, followed by the password.
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Comment #9024967
The main reason I have always included usernames and passwords in my research is because it allows me to analyze frequency data across multiple sites. Although I could have anonymi…
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Comment #9024892
Public dumps mostly from the last 5 years, but some as old as ten years
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Comment #9024877
The trafficking charges were dropped but he still was charged as an accessory after the fact. http://cryptome.org/2015/01/brown-105.pdf
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Comment #9024848
Actually three of my own passwords are on there, I left them in
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Comment #6911796
It all seems so sincere. Except when you see how closely this matches the talking points the NSA sent home with employees ( https://s3.amazonaws.com/s3.documentcloud.org/documents/…
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Comment #6693197
That is a key point--that no system can ever be secure as long as the host has some way of intercepting messages. The fact is that no matter how secure Levison makes the system, th…