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awesome talk, more like this.

tanks

Great talk! I found this especially interesting after recently watching Linus deal with his smart home stuff.

Thank you. This is an amazing video

awesome

Very interesting, great help for my Bachelors Thesis, thanks!! :)

Would have been nice if the video shot was zoomed in on the Powerpoint only, and maybe had the speaker in a PIP type window. Had to sit on my coffee table to read the Powerpoint.

01:40

This is the best talk on Threat Hunting I have ever seen, and he never even once uses the term.

This guy is hardcore. Motivated and brilliant.

thanks for this saulo

Hasn't wireless internet been proven not reliable in arctic or near artic conditions like northern Manitoba, Nunuvut, and NWT? This is why the CRTC is allowing wired Internet "up north" so that those communities can finally get reliable hi-speed Internet connections.

hi, how to identify and how to conect with a rt809h programer? i need to remove the password on yoga 370, need help, any schematic or tutorial.

One of the best of the Bsides Winnipeg talks

0:30 Ron haha

In some situations, simply removal of the supervisor password might not working at all. I removed supervisor password by shorting PIN SCL and SDA during posting. But upon reboot back, the supervisor password re-inserted itself again. I believe if the supervisor password is set by an IT department instead of an individual, removing the password won't solve the problem like in my case. Find and Decode the supervisor password is the final solution.

Talk starts at 3:33

Ok, you bozzos, All the tools needed are at www.allservice.ro/store/utils. Reader is freeware and includes the schematics The real forum is this: www.allservice.ro/forum/viewtopic.php?t=47 the author is Victor Voinea and they unlocked the thinkpads ages ago.

Brilliant speaker.

Nicely done, Cian!

Interesting. Although I've always thought that large scale networks like Cisco would actually run their own scanners on the logs themselves to search for specific malware or invalid/various input code instead of just basic Antivirus and literal "investigative" examination of the logs. Kinda strange, now it makes me wonder if they do the same thing for large social medias as well. There's malware out there that you could send to a specific machine and if they have their firewall turned off for that brief moment, the file passes through, it opens instantly and stays there. Even if the firewall gets back on it won't matter because the OS will recognize the malware/file as a valid program. So even with a new antivirus + firewall you could get owned really fast. Since I'm also assuming that the nodes within the network even though they are broken into dif. other networks via subnetting they are connected somehow to the main one, which would be one step away from owning everything. Also, you don't really need browsers to connect to the net, there are other ways, I do however agree with the HTTP claims. I'll add even WWW to that analogy. WWW is used predominately in malware distribution. It has various protocols that allows them to be injected easier. In any case, good to know large networks have shitty security. And somehow I was expecting the internal layout of the interconnected networks to be more complicated. Hmmm

Great talk by Kyle Geske from BSides last year.

Awesome presentation Kyle, really great seeing it again. I still laugh that I was stumped by the bot at 21:25