Collaborate Disseminate
I have this key fob for our apartment building, and I want to make a copy of it.
I’ve taken it to 3 locksmiths who are able to create a copy, but the copies don’t work.
I’ve confirmed that it doesn’t appear to be a rolling fob by comparin… Continue reading Tricky apartment key fob copies frequency & code correctly but the copy doesn’t work – not a rolling fob
How do permissions work for apps installed under a work profile on Android?
If I install an app but don’t run it, clone it to work profile using Shelter, and delete the original app, then run the app in work profile and it asks to allow al… Continue reading Android work profile permissions
I found my old android phone from ~2010 but I don’t remember the password.
How can I recover the photos from it?
Surely if there was a major bug discovered in the Bitcoin architecture, there is someone who would have the power to push an update and fix it.
Then I assume that they could also make changes for malicious purposes.
Who has the power to ma… Continue reading Who really controls Bitcoin? [migrated]
I’ve heard about RFID-shielding wallets and even individual card sleeves, but my wallet has multiple RFID cards in it (credit card, bus card, building entry card), and if I tap my whole wallet on a POS reader to try to pay for a transactio… Continue reading Does having 2 or more RFID-enabled cards in a wallet prevent all attacks?
Recently I’ve noticed a delay in my Internet speed.
Pages seem to start loading a little later than they used to.
I decided to do a speed test on speedtest.net, but it wouldn’t do the speed test and gave this error:
I’m using Wi-Fi a… Continue reading Am I getting MITM’d?
Recently I found out about ProtonMail, which has been promoted as a more secure email service than services like Gmail.
According to the creators of ProtonMail, Google can read all Gmail emails, and often does (in an automat… Continue reading Practical implications of using a service like ProtonMail
I want to capture the SSL traffic of an Android Application which I think uses SSL pinning.
I’ve tried running an app which says it uses VPN Tunneling and a Root Certificate to capture the SSL traffic, and it is able to capture the traffi… Continue reading How can I intercept Android application’s SSL traffic where SSL pinning is used?
I ask about 2045 because I’d like the answers to take into account:
Expected advances and infrastructure changes to the Internet which could aid in physical security of cables or important servers
Expected advances in Inter… Continue reading How would someone take down the Internet in 2045? [on hold]
I assume gmail recognizes patterns somehow, but I have no idea how it’s done.
What is the easiest way to have an email flagged as spam and directed to the recipient’s spam folder? And how confident could the sender be that t… Continue reading How difficult is it to direct an email into a gmail recipient’s spam folder?