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We uhhhhh... do things by coding them.
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how do they generate so much vulnerabilities in such a short time 😩

I just got it to 0 last week...
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On Tuesday, August 20th, 2024, the United States Department of Justice did a press release on the most intelligent person in world history.

Jesse Kipf, 29 of Somerset, Kentucky, USA, owed a total of $195,758.65 in child support. Jesse, being a true intellectual, decided to the best decision was to compromise the United States Hawaii Death Registry System, using stolen credentials from a physician in a different state outside of Hawaii, and insert himself into the Death Registry. Additionally, he used his own name, Jesse Kipf, to assert his own death and certified his own death using the name Jesse Kipf

tl;dr Jesse Kipf died, death was certified by the deceased Jesse Kipf and corpse of Jesse Kipf was verified by the deceased Jesse Kipf (recursive death certification and verification?)

The death certificate was signed by a different physicians stolen signature.

He was sentenced to 6 years and 7 months in prison for being a true intellectual.
@wallet on telegram, with 32 million users is apparently hacked (???)
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@wallet on telegram, with 32 million users is apparently hacked (???)
Both its bot and its support bots are now flagged by Telegram as "Scam" (probably due to so many users reporting it)
Their twitter account is also having the same situation....
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Both its bot and its support bots are now flagged by Telegram as "Scam" (probably due to so many users reporting it)
the main bot got its scam flag removed after few minutes
but their support bot still has it

can assume scam flag is an automated feature then, when too many users report a bot/account as scam
React profiler is really nice ngl
Imagine:

“The year is 1994 and Vint Cerf and Rob Kahn have just been arrested

Their invention (TCP/IP) is being used for drug dealers to communicate with each other and they were unwilling to install a back door”

The equivalent version of this just happened with Telegram

https://x.com/shaunmmaguire/status/1827508010639618152
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Vulnerabilities show why STARTTLS should be avoided if possible (2021)
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When email client applications communicate with mail servers, the protocols they use to communicate (POP3, IMAP and SMTP) support two ways of encrypting the connections with Transport Layer Security (TLS). Each protocol supports connections that are directly encrypted via TLS on a different port — 995 for POP3, 993 for IMAP and 465 for SMTP. Alternatively, the unencrypted variants of these protocols can be upgraded to encrypted connections via a mechanism called STARTTLS.


This upgrading of connections comes with many potential security pitfalls.
https://nostarttls.secvuln.info/