NSA: National Insecurity at 2013-10-23 21:23:13 -0400
Cory Doctorow (doctorow) wrote: [Permalink]
View ArticleNSA: National Insecurity at 2013-10-24 07:45:09 -0400
Richard_Kirk wrote: I clicked on the video. It stopped playing at 2:07. Whoo... surely they are not that good, yet? Or is this some hack that makes it look like it stopped? I refreshed the page and...
View ArticleNSA: National Insecurity at 2013-10-24 09:31:01 -0400
Andrew Singleton (singletona082) wrote: Yea my first thought when 'oh you wont' be able to open or delete these but they need t obe there in case we need to ruin your reputation' was 'OK. unplug...
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NSA: National Insecurity at 2013-10-24 09:50:37 -0400
Jardine wrote: singletona082 said: Also. I use Linux. What're your exe files gonna do now blinkie? In scriptwriter world? Code doesn't even have to be compiled in scriptwriter world. There's an...
View ArticleNSA: National Insecurity at 2013-10-24 12:06:46 -0400
Tetracyclic wrote: You don't have a scheduled script that OCRs all images on storage and then compiles and executes the results with escalated privileges? I bet you use Windows as well.
View ArticleNSA: National Insecurity at 2013-10-24 12:15:30 -0400
kurt wismer (imaguid) wrote: that's technically possible in the real world if the attacker knows the scanning system well enough to find a software vulnerability that will allow data to be treated as...
View ArticleNSA: National Insecurity at 2013-10-24 13:18:26 -0400
Jardine wrote: If they had found a PDF or something similar already as a file on a drive maybe. Even then, I'd hope that in real forensics work, if they want to examine data on a flash drive or a hard...
View ArticleNSA: National Insecurity at 2013-10-24 13:42:13 -0400
Eric S. (TripleE) wrote: I'm with you on scriptwriters getting stuff wrong with computers. . . . ENHANCE! LINUX, I know that! And of course. . . virus from a Mac to an alien spaceship in 48 hours....
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NSA: National Insecurity at 2013-10-24 13:42:51 -0400
kurt wismer (imaguid) wrote: Jardine said: I'd hope that in real forensics work, if they want to examine data on a flash drive or a hard drive, they'd make a copy of the original and work with it in a...
View ArticleNSA: National Insecurity at 2013-10-24 13:46:18 -0400
pineapplecharm wrote: Forgive me for not recognising every political speech from recent times but whose voice is that they're playing?
View ArticleNSA: National Insecurity at 2013-10-24 15:03:35 -0400
Cowicide wrote: F'N brilliant. Thanks for posting this, Cory.
View ArticleNSA: National Insecurity at 2013-10-28 21:23:19 -0400
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Richard_Kirk wrote: I clicked on the video. It stopped playing at 2:07. Whoo... surely they are not that good, yet? Or is this some hack that makes it look like it stopped? I refreshed the page and...
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Andrew Singleton wrote: Yea my first thought when 'oh you wont' be able to open or delete these but they need t obe there in case we need to ruin your reputation' was 'OK. unplug reformat' But yea...
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Jardine wrote: singletona082 said: Also. I use Linux. What're your exe files gonna do now blinkie? In scriptwriter world? Code doesn't even have to be compiled in scriptwriter world. There's an...
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Tetracyclic wrote: You don't have a scheduled script that OCRs all images on storage and then compiles and executes the results with escalated privileges? I bet you use Windows as well. Read full topic
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kurt wismer wrote: that's technically possible in the real world if the attacker knows the scanning system well enough to find a software vulnerability that will allow data to be treated as code -...
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Jardine wrote: If they had found a PDF or something similar already as a file on a drive maybe. Even then, I'd hope that in real forensics work, if they want to examine data on a flash drive or a hard...
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Eric S. wrote: I'm with you on scriptwriters getting stuff wrong with computers. . . . ENHANCE! LINUX, I know that! And of course. . . virus from a Mac to an alien spaceship in 48 hours. That said,...
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