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A 0-click exploit chain for the Pixel 9 Part 1: Decoding Dolby - Project Zero ( projectzero.google )

Over the past few years, several AI-powered features have been added to mobile phones that allow users to better search and understand their messages. One effect of this change is increased 0-click attack surface, as efficient analysis often requires message media to be decoded before the message is opened by the user. One such ...

cm0002 OP ,

listen here, you little shit

cm0002 OP ,

Lmao, it's less about the deception and more about where it led to 😂

cm0002 OP ,

Idk if you've just been under a rock and never noticed (which is admittedly possible, because Reddit just has so many people it's easier to never notice them) or are just being intentionally deceptive. But tankies are absolutely on Reddit, they have multiple subreddits there. Hell, Lemmy started because dessalines got perma banned from Reddit because of their tankie crap and literally did the bender meme

I have personally been asked about the tankies on Lemmy and others have seen it too, it absolutely does come up

Nginx Proxy Manager 2.13.6 Released With Built-In Two-Factor Authentication ( linuxiac.com )

Nginx Proxy Manager, a popular web-based and user-friendly reverse proxy management interface for Nginx, has just released version 2.13.6. Although this is only a patch release to a minor version, it actually delivers some fairly significant improvements. ...

cm0002 OP ,

For just one person limited use like that, i'd just use a VPN for whenever you're away from home.

But you could learn a bit about hardening and expose it anyways if you want, I personally just want to be able to access my stuff from anywhere so I spend a decent amount of time hardening.

It's not too hard, you really just need a certain baseline to defend against script kiddies and bot mass scanners. Unless you're a business or a high value target or something that'll attract the skills of "real" hackers