F30

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Comment · 7 months ago
In the past, things like this used to be done for signing certificate rollovers.
Comment · 2 years ago
"CCC researchers had live access to 2nd factor SMS of more than 200 affected companies - served conveniently by IdentifyMobile who logged this sensitive data online without access control."
Comment · 2 years ago
Comment · 3 years ago
In this particular case I read the statement as a dig at maps.me (the app they forked from). On iOS, maps.me would always continue accessing my location in the background unless force-quit, even if nothing was actually happening in the background. I might be wrong of course, the statement could have a different background and maps.me's behavior could be an honest bug.
Comment · 3 years ago
Comment · 3 years ago
Ohai, who should deploy what via Constellation? :)
Comment · 4 years ago
Never heard of Robinlook in southern Germany. I would have said the other large chain besides Fielmann is Apollo (known as Pearle in another European countries).
Comment · 4 years ago
They’re still one of the major suppliers of car manufacturers for navigation software embedded in infotainment systems.
Comment · 4 years ago
> Masks primary role is to ensure you don't spread COVID, not that you don't contract it.

Not true for FFP2s, N95s, and the likes. Which are more common in Germany than in most other places.

Comment · 4 years ago
Currently, not really for most events. Big concerts, trade shows, sports games, etc. are happening without any restrictions.

Moving into winter, the general situation can change and many people are expecting more strict regulations.

And then there’s the question of community and personal assessments. C3 is an event run by a community that tends to be note cautious with respect to risks. And, as the announcement says, "[w]hat might be possible would not be a Congress".

Comment · 4 years ago
37C3 is its 37th edition, which is now going to take place in a later year.
Comment · 4 years ago
How many (online) meetings do you (and the others) typically have? How do you manage the resulting conflicts around quietness, background noise, or even confidentiality of meeting contents?

While I like the idea of shared co-working, the reality is that my current job works best in a room on my own. And it doesn't even involve more than 10 % meetings plus some ad-hoc calls with coworkers.

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