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I use Obsidian enough that why not create my own custom theme?
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@thedarktangent I think I’d sleep with more peace of mind that random scripts downloaded from GitHub are not touching my contacts than worrying one of my contacts might be associated with Epstein. lol
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@HitokiriEric @codemonkeymike @coldclimate
Reminds me of back in the early days, one of my first sells on eBay was an old iPhone. I was naive enough to not know that the purchaser could mark it as paid without actually paying. Not know how the process worked, I shipped the iPhone not realizing I was never actually paid (and never going to be). The purchaser deleted their eBay account to cover their tracks. The BIG irony... I forgot to reset the phone. I later got angry, threatening messages from the purchaser under a different account saying they would disassemble for parts if I didn't give them the password for the phone they never paid for. 😂
Point is, ya... Apple's anti-theft technology is from their viewpoint a feature, not a bug.
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@OutsideCasey @nixCraft which is why the bigger issue is government trying to be your parent. Personally, I’d like to see more resources go towards equiping parents/guardians than the government replacing them.
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@brian_greenberg@infosec.exchange
And flipper isn’t the only one…
https://lab401.com/products/chameleon-ultra
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@lothcat “And He looked up and saw the rich putting their gifts into the treasury, and He saw also a certain poor widow putting in two mites. So He said, ‘Truly I say to you that this poor widow has put in more than all…’” Generosity is a state of mind not a financial status. Some of the most generous people in this world are also some of the poorest.
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@HitokiriEric I can look back now and laugh about it. At the time... well, you can imagine.
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@nixCraft I share your concerns around age verification in general; however, I don’t quite agree that the burden should be shifted to social media companies to do the age verification. Done right, age verification at the OS level has a better chance of privacy preservation than at the app or browser level.
I couldn't resist! Say hello to my little RF hacking toy. Took out this Christmas gift for a test spin today, and it worked like a charm.
#RF #hacking #pentesting #chameleonultra #NFC #RFID #gadgets
@cR0w@infosec.exchange Of course! I came across it while conducting research for a related practicum project.
@GossiTheDog@cyberplace.social is this one of those “no such thing as bad press” situations for the BBC? sigh…
@GossiTheDog@cyberplace.social
First off, I love the concept of Mastodon. @jerry@infosec.exchange also does a truly great job with infosec.exchange! Sadly, while some of these critiques off of Reddit have changed, many of them are still true (or an element of truth) today...
Send and receive money with the same app you send and receive text messages. What could possibly go wrong?
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@jerry interesting point, and thanks for that perspective.
At the risk of over simplification, the summary version of reporting on the recent Instagram ATOs is: hackers asked the kind chatbot nicely.
@campuscodi@mastodon.social as convenient as it may be, github.dev has just been one big mistake after another. Bugs aside, it’s a pretty big DLP risk many organizations don’t even know they have.