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  • As an old person, I recall a time period when there were lots of so-called RAM optimization software packages out there. It would be interesting to see if that sort of thing makes a comeback.

    Yes, the operating system is far better at managing resources than back then, but I'd bet that lots of fun new malware will sprout up masked as such.

  • I heard that certain laser pointers of a specific wavelength can cook most cameras.

  • I used to run forensic network capture and analysis tools.

    First thing, traffic is encrypted. All you will see is a blob of traffic passing through. You used to see hostnames with TLS, but now with quic, you see nothing. This makes it hard.

    You could root the phone and install a root ca certificate for a decrypting proxy, you might see more, but the data itself (not just the transport protocol) could be encoded or even encrypted within the network encapsulation.

    Next, you'd have to reverse engineer the protocol if they're using something nonstandard. Also, malware can often be set up to "behave" when it can detect analysis. I'm all but certain Google would do this.

    Maybe you could do statistical analysis of the traffic and attempt to baseline normal vs when it's transmitting audio. It would be a bit of a blind guess at best.

    If I had more time, I'd love to try it. I have an old pixel7 pro. Maybe I can sort something out.

  • I will happily send them all the farts they want.

  • I also work in security.

    My company (which can damn well afford the costs) 100% REFUSES to leverage AI in any meaningful fashion. The CISO himself wrote the most braindead email to the CIO saying basically that AI isn't a threat and then showed it to the rest of us like he's proud of it.

    I tried to push some adoption of AI based tools to help detect our own weaknesses and do some basic cleanup work. Nope. Stonewalled. I argued that every attacker is stealing accounts and burning tokens to tear us to shreds using every possible tools they can steal or even buy. We use Copilot.

    Blank stares and crickets. We just keep managing our shit in spreadsheets that some dumbass emails as attachments and wonders why everyone has a different version of some useless thing.

    At least they're paying me well. When they collapse in a little while, I suppose I won't be too surprised.

  • We are about to dump them. Large us enterprise with a significant deployment.

    Hello openstack.

  • Ooh do poop knife next!

  • Crushed glass is a very good filter media.

  • I mean, when chlorine hypochlorite oxidizes organic material, you will make some chorine gas. However, unless they used an absolute shit ton it wouldn't matter much outside.

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  • Ok but did we really need yet another term that is difficult to distinguish from pre-existing terms?

    When you have to write an essay to describe it, that should be a clue.

  • Butt sex.

  • Also, can you run common streaming services on Kodi without having to fight endlessly with their countermeasures?

    I would love to dump all of this crap and just run a pc with a browser on the tv, but there is no clean interface that I could use with a remote.

  • We aren't. When you humans are busy working, we go to the basement and eat the remants of your souls.

    We also go to a lot of pointless meetings.

  • Am management. Still hate it. Costs a fucking fortune, sprawls beyond any reasonable control, fucking impossible to secure, every product has its own operating model and support, it changes every month, and the notion of leaving it is absurd. It is a disease that everyone is infected with and their sales people will never let you go. Also, it's not like I can log into a central portal and see my employees on a map or something. I can't see their searches, their teams chats, nothing really. Maybe HR could if they weren't in the parking lot eating old cigarette butts or whatever it is they do.

    Its like herpes.

  • Install local ai on your hardware. Feed your data to it. Ask it what metadata can be extracted to identify chain of custody. Strip it off, ask it the same. Keep iterating until it cannot pull any useful meta.

    Then leak it from a fresh system using a connection that is not directly connected to you.

    Easier said than done, but still possible. There are actual crimes committed that people get away with all the time, they just never end up in the news. Unsolvable crime is still a thing, so untraceable leaks can be too.

  • New rule: the data centers are allowed to use unprocessed water. Their output is now potable water that is tested by an independent source and certified to be of the required quality.

    Optional: they can only use sea water and the output is the same: potable treated water. They can have all the water they want for free. Just desalinize it and give it to the people.

    No you cannot just throw the resultant salt waste into the landfill. You gotta dispose of that shit on your dime, properly.

  • There is no requirement for telemetry by insurers.

    There is also no sufficient ground to void a warranty lacking telemetry.

  • Firefox + uBlock origin. No more targeted ads.

  • Why did I never consider this?