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3·2 years agoIt’s something called ADS (Alternate Data Stream) which you can see as some kind of second hidden file content. Browsers create an ADS with name Zone.Identifier when downloading a file and attach it to the downloaded file. The content of the ADS is the information where the file was downloaded from, i.e. the Zone (3 for Internet) and usually the URL.
Programs and Windows usually use the existence of the Zone.Identifier to show you a warning that a file was downloaded and may pose a risk to your system when opening/exexuting it.
241·2 years agoGisèle - Person of the year
4·2 years agoCorrect. Only users without 2fa were in danger.
Find the vulnerability disclosure here: https://insinuator.net/2024/11/vulnerability-disclosure-authentication-bypass-in-vaultwarden-versions-1-32-5/
1·2 years agoFind the vulnerability disclosure here: https://insinuator.net/2024/11/vulnerability-disclosure-authentication-bypass-in-vaultwarden-versions-1-32-5/
18·2 years ago“I’m not hitting my goals on staying sober. I’d rather bet on my next drink to solve this problem for me.”
On openSUSE Tumbleweed, there is an xz version
xz-5.6.1.revertto5.4-3.2available.
3·3 years agoI like the term multi-modal. Everybody should have access to all kind of modes of transportation. And you can pick the best fit depending on your task.
Going to the dentist? Bike. Getting bread at the bakery? Walk. Commuting? Train. Heavy stuff to get to your parents’ house? Carsharing. And so on.
It ain’t much, but it’s honest work.