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@elormkdaniel ARP on IPv4 and ICMP on IPv6.

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@mr_arturro @Proton_Pass I did the computation and it says you're wrong. 26^12 > 7776^4.

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@ShahriyarShargh @Whotfismick *your

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@lcamtuf As a bonus, add an alt-name of a domain that you will still control on the certificate, so the new domain owner can't use ACME revocation (it requires proving control of _all_ domains on a certificate).

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@lcamtuf As a bonus, add an alt-name of a domain that you will still control on the certificate, so the new domain owner can't use ACME revocation (it requires proving control of _all_ domains on a certificate).

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@lcamtuf https://t.co/oxZnbYyi9t

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@Jessassin @lcamtuf The attacker chooses the key that they use in their MITM attack. That's the entire reason certificates exist.

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@thisissomeuser @jackblacksteve Except they called it "Gen Beta"

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@heykizuna

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@misschopra 401 means you're not logged in. 403 means you're not allowed to access it.

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@MSNightmare2000 MiniPlasma situation again

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@elormkdaniel 127.0.0.0/8

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Firefox be like:

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@DevsinghEngg @CodeWithAmann Better memory management, if it's configured properly, maybe. Ubuntu, Debian and Linux Mint memory management defaults aren't good IMO (no zswap/zram, small swap file).

Lower memory usage, so memory reclamation doesn't need to be used in the first place, sure.

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@hetmehtaa NPM

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@Aditya_181105 It doesn't. If you're using a good (i.e. slow and inefficient) password hash function, it takes hundreds of milliseconds (or longer) for it to re-compute the hash.

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@garethheyes @1ikenna I think they are talking about innerText and textContent, because of the "raw text" part.

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@0x627269616e @_andrew_oid @RhysSullivan Actually, no. It sends the decoded strings _from_ the server.

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@houlemarde @RhysSullivan Although, live mode is client-side, but I still think saying it's client-side is misleading.

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@houlemarde @RhysSullivan You didn't check whether it's client-side, did you?