What I'd really want to see is Android phones running iOS.
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What does Tor need 35 engineers for?
Serious question, since Tor is basically the server-client which was finished a long time ago and then a browser that basically is a fork of Firefox ESR.
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What's more disturbing and I simply can't get my head around is that Americans feel that they can trust big corporations more than their own government.
I don't trust US corporations at all and I thought that there was some kind of corporate conspiracy to discredit the US government to allow corporations to gain more power...
Now I'm thinking that the situation in the US is even worse than that; not only are corporations trying to discredit the government, but the government is working hard to discredit itself as well.
You can stop using Twitter, you can't stop using your government.
jsjddbbwj commented on DLL hijacking vulnerabilities in Nirsoft tools borncity.com/win/2020/04/... · Posted by u/svenfaw
A website can just force a download of a dll into the downloads folder and most people wouldn’t notice it. If you then download the tools and run them you run the code in the dll as well.
I haven't tried, but DLL hijacking attacks are old, so I assume Chrome will warn you that a file may be dangerous if it's a DLL before dropping it to the Downloads folder.
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>Triada gives them an immutable attribute, which prevents deleting, even by superusers. (Interestingly, the attribute can be deleted using the chattr command.)
Interesting if you've never used chattr I guess
This would've been a welcome move back when vanilla world of warcraft servers were still a thing.
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