A serious flaw in lock systems - that has been kept secret for several decades, experts say maybe even centuries - has recently been been made public that lets strangers enter your homes and cars if you leave them unlocked. Experts recommend welding your doors shut until a more practical workaround or even solution has been found.
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This must be due to an exploit or flaw!
Quick! Write up a white paper and send it to investment news sites!
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Speaking of.
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Legal consequences?
Yes. SEC will handle it.
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Everyone knew from the moment this published that this was fake when they gave the story to the media before they gave the exploits to AMD XD
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They need to step up their game as con artists.
they need todo 5 minutes worth of research on how major security exploits are handled so a red flag is not raised as soon 5 minutes after the story drops XD
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you forgot to put the exploits in quotation marks⌠since in order to exploit them you basically have to have the computer in your possession or root access at the very least.
I liken these âexploitsâ to a non-baby proof vs overly baby proof home (without a baby in it). Yeah one is more secure, but itâs a lot more of a pain in the ass for basically no reason.
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Give me your laptop and all passwords and Iâll show you hot real those exploits are!
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i mean the exploits are closer to malware exploitation pathways than actual exploitation
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Cleaning and I found ssds I forgot about lol
Also have extra CPUs (but ones an FX so it doesnât really count)
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Tough week. Friend died in an accident, another friend committed suicide⌠and now my car wonât work haha. Probably the biggest inconvenience is my car.
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I have that case. Whats your cooling setup?
oof
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