How many code flaws did Microsoft & Co. give us as a legacy…
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:ruby: a HOT Rubie :ruby:
Infosec, privacy, data, information, personal security, etc. Generalistically speaking, I am interested in everything. Afterall, I am an autist...
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It is excessively cruel to encrypt huge files of truly random bits and then labeling them as secret, private, financial records, et cetera.
It is evil in the supreme.
Truly beyond the pale.
Never do it.
apparently no more secure browser or onion access to mas[dot]to?
when a snowball of flaws is actually a katamari ball that has grown to near-planetary dimensions cos no one bothered to fix them for ages.
It is really interesting what one can discover in the data that should be there and is not.