tiberious726

This makes me kinda furious. The us government makes me do so much goddamned work to comply with their cyber security regulations (only about half of which actually contribute to my security posture), and here they are running their fucking firewall management page publicly exposed (the globalprotect portal was not vulnerable, only the _actual_ management page).

It's impossible (other than mutual TLS) to do mfa on the native ios mail app without trusting a third party for one of your factors. Hopefully Thunderbird will support it...

Not presupposing something is not itself a presupposition

And should be expected at any time without backups

Who would exploits be sold to then?

"Over 900 packages infected in a repository anyone can upload to, it just has to be compatible with Arch"

This is correct, look at IBM's CAPI for an example of the needed hardware

Install the plasma add-ons package if you're on KDE, I'm sure there's still something around for gnome too.

Burning windows away on close is my favorite

I fly with a flipper zero often. What are you talking about?

A hackrf is less expensive than a flipper and more capable in every way, except the dolphin gifs.

The flipper's primary use is that looks like a children's toy, which makes it far more effective for demos of how bad an orgs security is to not-especially-technical stakeholders than something like a hackrf or chameleon

How does Forgejo stack up to Gitea nowadays?

#AmericaColonizesEurope

It basically did, just in hex...

There is much better hardware available to security researchers (chameleons, hackrf, and actually research-grade (much more expensive) equipment).

The flipper is basically an Arduino pre built with a bunch of static antennas. It's fine and in a decent form factor, but I really haven't found it useful.

Do you have any links to actual research (not children playing "researcher") done with flipper hardware?