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Yeah, yesterday might have been the best time; but today is for sure better than tomorrow or next week.

duh, you’re right I can’t read 😂

Yeah, extremely poor framing cybernews. if Microsoft fail to adequately respond to bug bounty, it’s within the best interests of everyone to have this published publicly. (otherwise it’ll just get sold on the dark web)

the real issue is Microsoft’s poor escuse for an operating system, windows 11 seems to be packed full of backdoors and system-level exploits that they refuse to acknowledge or fix by the sounds?

I’m not sure on an answer to your question, but I am interested as to what hardware you run this on?

ahh and it always seems somehow related back to QUIC!

Unless your using an LLM to make simple one-page HTML pages. In which case it likes to reinvent the wheel every single time. 🤣

Yea and they should. I want Google to completely delete my apps though. 🤨

Maybe you will, I demand a signed decree!

The issue is its still based on VSC, and thus still has all the same AI “chat” buttons and shit hardcoded into it.

Ahh fuck Google. They will allow you to delist apps, but you can never delete them from the Play Store entirely.

That is but one method of Yubikey. They also support cryptographic passkeys and can store TOTP secrets as well as PGP crypto keys.

The “touch key random key” is a OTP code that can be used for legacy software, Passkey and/or other functions are more valuable to me. Can read more about OTP security here.

Yeah it’s fucking stupid. Fuck Google and the fuckknuckle changes they are making to restrict our devices, in the name of “security”. Not a happy camper.

And to clarify, these are linux-kernel distros developed for mobile devices. Previous commenter seemed to care that the Android kernel is based on Linux, even though it’s heavily modified. - “Linux phones” would typically use a much more standard, open-source kernel and driver bundle.

Not necessarily - I use Aurora store (without Google login) to install apps, and now apps have a method of validating which store installed them. Which is dogshit since it’s the same APK running on my device. Said apps can now block usage if they detect they have not been installed using “approved methods” which is my take on OP’s post.

For apps I install with F-droid or Obtainium, this is usually not an issue since those apps don’t enforce stupid rules.

Edit: I should point out that this is 100% related to Google’s upcoming (hopefully not…) enforcement of “no third party app installations” - this is the exact method they will use to block access to these applications.

Yeah, unsalted MD5 has been crackable easily for at least 20 years now. 🤣

I would not trust it as a single factor, but 2FA should always be something you have+something you know, biometeics is more of a “something you ARE”, which is unchangeable.

Yubikeys are still not biometric unless you’re buying the super-super expensive one. They are just very secure MFA. (in that it’s extremely hard to read the secrets from them even with physical access)

If you push a ton of key at same time, all work?!

Yeahlol, the clanker didn’t even BUY paperclips, it ordered nothing yet cost money in tokens. Pretty much exactly what I’d expect… 🤷‍♂️

Yeah, we should absolutely NOT be anthropomorphizing clankers. They are incapable of a key human activity: original thought.