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Project Seen
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#12Changing the width is not a pleasant experience...
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#13Why is this case sensitive ??
Because it is based on ligatures, which are case sensitive by nature.
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#14Clicked away after it did not redact "bomb" or "terrorist".
If your gonna make a "political statement as art" put some effort into making it work.
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#15Clicked away after it did not redact "bomb" or "terrorist". If your gonna make a "political statement as art" put some effort into making it work.
Also NSA redacts, but not GCHQ ?
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#16How can a font possibly affect automatic content scanning, is what I'm curious about.
Fonts can have ligatures, which represent several letters as a single glyph ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Typographic_ligature ). There are several common ones for letter combinations like "oe" - perhaps this font simply registers longer ones for whole words? Edit: if you're on a mac, download the .zip file and double-click on one of the .otf font files. It will open in Font Book: View->Show Font Info says it hs 45…
Here is a nice article from a similar project that explains the trick in detail:
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#17Clicked away after it did not redact "bomb" or "terrorist". If your gonna make a "political statement as art" put some effort into making it work.
Yeah, you're right, they put absolutely no effort into this.
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#18Make sure to use strong SSL certs, otherwise how do I know its your website? There better be a little green lock in the upper left corner of my browser ;)
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#19So it actually kind of highlight the words so they can be detected more easily?
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#20"Tap the lines for terrorist activity.
Exfiltrate credentials using beach head and break the kill chain."
Nothing gets highlighted. Is this correct?