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Apart from region hopping to get around geographic copyright/distribution agreement restrictions or something SD-WAN-like (like Tailscale), I can't think of any good reason to use a consumer (not-employer-provisioned) VPN service. Advice about publi…
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"Where a VPN comes in is that it could act as a major route on the information superhighway that is the internet. While your normal ISP-based route for your packets could take a congested or slow path to the destination, a VPN could help you bypass …
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anonymouse said: I don't think any public VPNs should be considered "safe". Not if you mean "safe" as protecting your data and privacy better than not using a VPN. VPNs weren't developed for that purpose, and they don't really serve it. Edit…
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hmlongco said: apple_badger said: That's not how vulnerability chaining doesn't work. Safari is already downloaded and running on your device and CVE-2022-32893 potentially gives an attacker the ability to use Safari to leverage CVE-2022…
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hmlongco said: apple_badger said:CVE-2022-32893 is an arbitrary code execution bug in Webkit. CVE-2022-32894 is an arbitrary code execution with kernel privileges bug. Both have been addressed in this update. https://support.apple.com/…
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hmlongco said: apple_badger said: I'm going to respectfully disagree here. Speaking as someone who heads up Information security for an organization, this may not be as quite bad as it gets (it won't kill your dog), but it's darn close…
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cpsro said: apple_badger said: I'm going to respectfully disagree here. Speaking as someone who heads up Information security for an organization, this may not be as quite bad as it gets (it won't kill your dog), but it's darn close. A…
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I'm going to respectfully disagree here. Speaking as someone who heads up Information security for an organization, this may not be as quite bad as it gets (it won't kill your dog), but it's darn close. A remote code execution flaw in webkit paired …
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hal301 said: One other difference, although not clearly mentioned by Apple, is that the LG monitor has an internal power supply - the power cord plugs directly into the back of the monitor. The Studio Display most likely uses the same (or at…
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lkrupp said: Remember, people, this is the former 'Facebook security chief’. Facebook and security are mutually exclusionary terms. It’s like trying to put a square peg into a round hole. It ain’t happening. Stamos is *highly* respected in…
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I just taped a piece of cardboard to the front of my iPad and tried to close the MagicKeyboard... and it closed just fine. I suspect that this is a nonissue that's on its way to becoming the next something-gate.
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patrick515 said: The GMT watch face does not show two time zones. It has a 12-hour view and a 24-hour view within the same time zone. I thought so too at first, but a second timezone is selectable and the hour in that zone shows on the fa…
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maltz said: apple_badger said: anome said: Upping the security isn't that much of an improvement if it isn't end-to-end. The whole architecture of Zoom is basically a man-in-the-middle vulnerability. I keep seeing people dec…
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maltz said: apple_badger said: anome said: Upping the security isn't that much of an improvement if it isn't end-to-end. The whole architecture of Zoom is basically a man-in-the-middle vulnerability. I keep seeing people dec…
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anome said: Upping the security isn't that much of an improvement if it isn't end-to-end. The whole architecture of Zoom is basically a man-in-the-middle vulnerability. I keep seeing people decry its lack of end-to-end encryption. Their i…
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It's probably a good idea to read the original release from ZecOps (https://blog.zecops.com/vulnerabilities/youve-got-0-click-mail/) or at least their FAQ for this (https://blog.zecops.com/vulnerabilities/youve-got-0-click-mail/#post-faq). They lay …
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dysamoria said: Can anyone explain to me how this previously utterly-unknown-to-me Zoom suddenly became the video conference product of choice before the current round of realizations about how shitty it is? They've been making waves for t…
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cgWerks said: apple_badger said: Alex Stamos is very well regarded in the ITSec community. He left Facebook because he couldn't get them to take security seriously enough; his association with Zoom (or it's dissolution) is a good indicator ab…
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lkrupp said: Funny how corporations react when they get caught at something, including Apple. It’s always explained as trying to do right by their customers. When my youngest son was working on his MBA at the Washington University Olin School…
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Andy.Hardwake said: Security advisory council headed by a Facebook security officer... Bwahahahahaha long way to go guys! Alex Stamos is very well regarded in the ITSec community. He left Facebook because he couldn't get them to take secu…