A lot of time, effort, and money could have been saved by responding with "Sign a message on the blockchain with your keys or GTFO." Oh, you lost your keys to those very earliest blocks? GTFO. But you have an eMail? GTFO.
However, Tenable noted, developing such an exploit would require a good deal of effort, being customized to the target's particular operating system and architecture.
Technically, this statement isn't wrong, but if it's meant as anything other than some friendly reassurance so that people can relax as they patch, then I have bad news for the writer about how memory corruption bugs operate
This puts the CEOs security first bullshit in petspective. He should personally be held accountable. Take his wealth and put him in prison as an example for other tech CEOs.
Callsigns and associated name and address are public information. It would be a trivial matter to test all possible callsigns against the lookup tool and generate a list of names and addresses that way.
listening to a book on her iPhone while playing a game on her Android tablet when she started to see in-game ads that reflected the audiobooks she recently checked out of the San Francisco Public Library.…
The problem seems to be the iPhone and not the Library?
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