Carnage

seanismorris said:

I haven’t purchased a mask yet, but every time someone says hoax my buy finger gets twitchy.

isidore said:

Obvious Question: Which websites?

Various implant commands enable the attackers to steal the container directories of third-party apps. The implant contains a hardcoded list of apps which will always have their container directories uploaded when the implant starts up. Here’s the pre-populated list of bundle identifiers for third-party apps, which will always have their container directories uploaded if the apps are installed:

com.yahoo.Aerogram

com.microsoft.Office.Outlook

com.netease.mailmaster

com.rebelvox.voxer-lite

com.viber

com.google.Gmail

ph.telegra.Telegraph

com.tencent.qqmail

com.atebits.Tweetie2

net.whatsapp.WhatsApp

com.skype.skype

com.facebook.Facebook

com.tencent.xin

….

isidore said:

Obvious Question: Which websites?

red oak said:

Wikipedia, 

"After the book was written, but before it hit bookstores, Gates recognized that the Internet was gaining critical mass, and on December 7, 1995 — just weeks after the release of the book — he redirected Microsoft to become an Internet-focused company; in retrospect he had "vastly underestimated how important and how quickly the internet would come to prominence".[3] Then he and coauthor Rinearson spent several months revising the book, making it 20,000 words longer and focused on the Internet.[citation needed] The revised edition was published in October 1996 as a trade paperback,[6] with the subtitle "Completely revised and up-to-date.".[3]"


LOL 

I will always hate Microsoft for all the time I spent trying to troubleshoot my Windows PCs in the 1990s.  The funny thing is,  I was an investor and big advocate at the time 

ericthehalfbee said:

You've read a lot of DEDs articles and just signed up today?

Curious, what was your previous troll account that got banned such that you had to create a new one just to tell us this?