2024-03-02 12:21:30
@… blimey!
@deepthoughts10@infosec.exchange2024-03-02 01:43:06
If your business doesn’t use Cloudflare’s IPFS solution, block it. I’ve never seen this used in-the-wild for anything other than maliciousness.
Block cloudflare-ipfs.com using a web security gateway/NGFW or DNS, or both.
From: @…
https://infosec.exchange/@spamhaus/112021015959553428
2024-03-02 21:01:33
@… I had to look up The Lottery, Cold Equations and The Lady or the Tiger for this thread. Well worth it. Thank you.
RE: https://sfba.social/users/bitterkarella/statuses/112027774390146772
2024-03-02 12:57:04
@… information pollution came home to me yesterday in a simple DuckDuckGo search on the name of a local hospital ward. Although the official web pages received priority, a scan of the search results revealed a distressing number of poor quality clones that were evidently produced using machine translation to obscure the plagiarism. They …
2024-03-03 03:48:43
@… Andway igpay atinlay? Yikes!
2024-05-02 10:35:16
@… was into OpenBSD for ages. I liked the project’s focus, and after GNU it was nice to have a Unix that was built as a coherent whole for a change. And it’s so simple because they’re serious about security and complexity=>more bugs=>more exploits.
I ditched PCs for years for routine use, and all but a handful of my posts here a…
2024-05-02 10:35:16
@… was into OpenBSD for ages. I liked the project’s focus, and after GNU it was nice to have a Unix that was built as a coherent whole for a change. And it’s so simple because they’re serious about security and complexity=>more bugs=>more exploits.
I ditched PCs for years for routine use, and all but a handful of my posts here a…
2024-05-02 10:01:05
@… I feel a palpable urge to pet and stroke your penis. I’m sure you’re familiar with the feeling, you lucky dog!
RE: https://cybercuties.net/users/resp91/statuses/112367445042996743
2024-05-02 10:01:05
@… I feel a palpable urge to pet and stroke your penis. I’m sure you’re familiar with the feeling, you lucky dog!
RE: https://cybercuties.net/users/resp91/statuses/112367445042996743
2024-02-29 14:20:03
@… the Current Affairs TV show,I assume. Here in the UK we’re used to seeing shows cut for an ad-supported market such as US. When shown without ads on BBC they tend to run about 43 minutes. Presumably they are expanded to fit a 60-minute slot by inserting ads.