• Tiger_Man_@szmer.info
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    7 days ago

    qr codes cant really contain a zero-click malware, theyre just links (unless theres a terrible vulnerability in the browser which there probably isnt)

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    Hey, asking for a friend…

    But does anyone know of a clip-on LIDAR emitter we could wear? Those things absolutely burn holes through digital camera sensors!

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    Not a brick. Infect it so that it seems to work but continually screws up or corrupts data in weird ways. The user will eventually assume the product is a PoS and shelve it, probably without buying another

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    I can work on this… give me a few days. Someone come back and check in tho - I’ve got a huge demo meeting Friday.

    As an aside - if you come back I’ve got a new firewall we’re releasing open source on codeberg. Linux only because some functions won’t work on windows. Working on OS Agnostic version.

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    Obvious problems with surreptitious filming aside, these camera-infused glasses have been great for people filming themselves doing things. If only the whole thing wasnt so damn creepy and gross.

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    It’s been a while since phones started asking for user confirmation to open a link from a QR code.

  • m3t00🌎🇺🇦@lemmy.world
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    exploit the exploits. or just lay there. white hats use exploits to fix machines. like locking the neighbor’s gate they left open. or steal their stuff. your call