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Comment #7760765
Hang on. The first step of this exploit is that "The attacker logs into the victims account on a 2FA enabled web application". How does the attacker do this if the account has 2FA …
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Comment #5615545
This is absolutely right. We are drowning in an tidal wave of books/articles to read, videos to watch, podcasts to listen to etc. Trying to keep up is a fools' errand we must admit…
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Comment #5597506
Naming aside, I think there is some value in a fluent, cross-language methodology for making HTTP requests. While each library adheres to the conventions of its specific language, …
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Comment #5597326
I'm curious to see whether technologies like BitTorrent Sync (and similar products like Space Monkey) gain traction. One cannot deny the importance of backups, especially as we beg…
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Comment #5596953
I prefer jwz's "How will this software get my users laid?" http://www.jwz.org/doc/groupware.html
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Comment #5445075
This is precisely why I like Fever as an RSS reader. Fever lets you separate feeds into low-volume kindling and high-volume sparks. Kindling are the feeds you want to keep up with …
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Comment #5424280
It is refreshing to read the perspective of how a non-techie views Google and tech. It's a viewpoint that's important to remember.
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Comment #5141779
I have to agree. There is no evidence of what particular attack vectors lead to this exploit. His conclusion are unsubstantiated blanket suggestions.
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Comment #4927154
Nice article, but what's going on with the screenshots on that page? They are greater than 1MB, 02-fonts.png is +5MB and still loading.
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Comment #4634974
Verizon is not the only one who does this. I've seen the same from AT&T and Chase. I'm sure the list of companies that do this is very long.
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Comment #4584332
I want to shout it from the rooftops: Dear Internet, stop telling me to make stuff! Stop telling me to do things! This whole "cog in the machine" notion is a myth. The world is fas…
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Comment #4436630
This is really a shame because these companies are making a shitload of money.
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Comment #3668947
And its an Archers of Loaf song, nice!
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Comment #3498831
What about consuming Hollywood movies through legal, online means such as Amazon.com video? You'd still get to watch the movies while giving a vote to legal online streaming.