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Had some fun testing out the AVKANS Go they sent me during the livestream today! At around the same price as a GoPro, it's a clear winner vs the GoPro for livestreaming!
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Anthony Sorace
https://pdx.social/@a
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Feb 16
@aaronpk Hrm. Subsystem code per user? I don’t still have my Zelle setup email. Do your login codes start with 4? (If they’re always 4, I assume the crackers already know this.)
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BrianKrebs
https://infosec.exchange/@briankrebs
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Feb 16
Seeing as we're paving over federal websites left and right, maybe we can finally address the issue of open redirects on .gov websites? This isn't a new issue and it's not going away. But probably we shouldn't see dozens of pages of porn results all getting indexed by search engines by abusing redirects on the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) website, for example:
whoa, that appears to be a compromised azure app on that subdomain. If you fetch one of the URLs with curl, it straight up returns xxx HTML, it's not even redirecting first. -
Michael Slade
https://mastodon.cloud/@michaelslade
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Feb 16
@aaronpk They’re lonely and want to see if anyone notices.
I wouldn't blame someone for hiding this kind of easter egg tbh -
Anthony Sorace
https://pdx.social/@a
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Feb 16
@aaronpk Maybe adding to the mystery: my login codes always start with a 4 (yeah, I’m okay making that effectively 7 digits now, whatever), but when they gave me one for signing up with Zelle it was 8 digits with a leading 2. Totally speculative, but I wonder if they assign a leading digit per subsystem.
Oh fascinating, I just tested with Zelle and got similar results, the email code from Zelle started with 8, the SMS was 7 -
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Brandon Kraft ❤️🔥🧡
https://religious.social/@kraft
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Feb 16
@aaronpk what gets me is they ask for user name and password, then 2fa with the password again.
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Jonathan Yu
https://mastodon.social/@jawnsy
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Feb 16
@aaronpk Email codes always seem to start with 4, maybe it's something to do with the medium they sent it over?
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Chase sends 8-digit 2fa SMS codes, which seems excessive compared to the 6 that most other places use, but even weirder is that the first digit of them has always been the same, effectively making it a 7 digit code. Anyone know what's up with that?
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Portland, Oregon • Sat, February 15, 2025 3:35pm
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Paul Butler – Smuggling arbitrary data through an emoji (paulbutler.org)
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Got even more snow overnight!
