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Ban a hacker warning about bugs in your software is the modern equivalent of killing the messenger. It never ends well. You know there is a whole black market of zero-days that pays a lot of money for this kind of stuff, pushing hackers in that direction is a considerable risk.
Microsoft getting ownership of github was never a good thing.
Microsoft: "we'll pay you for security bugs" Hacker: "I found a security bug" MS: "that's not a bug, we won't pay you" H: "alright, so it is fine if I publish it online" MS: "you're banned for publishing a security bug online"
This Reze arc is based af
Microslop doing anything but fixing they shi
If not backdoor, why backdoor-shaped?
"Anime researchers tend to be really good at their jobs" Anime agent: The opposite of an AI agent.
"They had enough up time to kick them off" is a good jab.
He could have sold it so be thankful. Dude kept to the old school code. F ms
BitLocker has allegedly been backdoored since TrueCrypt shuttered and issued a warrant canary. Only OGs remember
Great move, Microsoft blocking an account for disclosing a vulnerability that THEY say isn't a vulnerability. Make it make sense.
"ill teach you everything, denji"
nightmare eclipse about to setup their own private git server
The fact that you can replay arbitrary transactions stored on a USB drive is a serious bug and could potentially open up many other vulnerabilities.
5:53 the first security rule i learned as a child in the 70s "locks are only good for keeping honest people out" 😊
How sure are we that this is a traditional zero-day and not an intentional backdoor leveraged by law enforcement to read encrypted drives that have been confiscated? With Microsoft targeting them like this, it seems like a posturing to keep people away from the vulnerability door without the intention of closing it.
All hail Nightmare-Eclipse!
It's not a bug in the software It's a bug in the design, before any code was written 8:54
In linux (rhel/centos/fedora) when you encrypt your disk, you must type the passphrase each time you boot. Any encryption that does not involve a passphrase, it's a useless encoding.
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