Title: Re: Internet of Shit
Post by: rachel on August 16, 2019, 02:15:31 pm
https://github.com/smealum/butthax
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This repository contains code for an exploit chain targeting the Lovense Hush connected buttplug and associated software. This includes fully functional exploit code for a Nordic Semiconductor BLE stack vulnerability affecting all versions of SoftDevices s110, s120 and s130, as well as versions of the s132 SoftDevice 2.0 and under.
Title: Re: Internet of Shit
Post by: redheron on September 02, 2019, 10:27:19 pm
I'm going to drive home on Florida's Turnpike with a code that QR-enabled license plate readers will log in their ASCII databases ... which could trigger #antivirus software to QUARANTINE those databases 🥳
Title: Re: Internet of Shit
Post by: rachel on April 15, 2020, 11:22:17 pm
This Twitter thread, where a dude hacks his broken smart remote and finds that all of its menus are written in ADOBE FLASH running in a decade-old version of Firefox.
Title: Re: Internet of Shit
Post by: rachel on October 31, 2020, 07:23:39 pm
This Twitter thread, where a dude hacks his broken smart remote and finds that all of its menus are written in ADOBE FLASH running in a decade-old version of Firefox.
holy shit why
I knew smart TVs were bad but this takes it to another level
Title: Re: Internet of Shit
Post by: Mozai on November 09, 2020, 12:26:54 pm
It’s not just you. YouTube, Gmail, and just about every conceivable Google-based service, from Google Docs to Google Play Movies to Google Calendar, is down right now across several parts of the globe, including the U.S., UK, Japan, India, and Australia, among a host of other countries.
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The Google Home outage seems to be leaving some people quite literally in the dark, like former Gizmodo editor-in-chief Joe Brown, who can’t turn on the lights in his toddler’s room.
Title: Re: Internet of Shit
Post by: Anomaly on December 15, 2020, 08:05:46 pm
It’s not just you. YouTube, Gmail, and just about every conceivable Google-based service, from Google Docs to Google Play Movies to Google Calendar, is down right now across several parts of the globe, including the U.S., UK, Japan, India, and Australia, among a host of other countries.
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The Google Home outage seems to be leaving some people quite literally in the dark, like former Gizmodo editor-in-chief Joe Brown, who can’t turn on the lights in his toddler’s room.
i remember this because i had to use apple maps this day.. it was pretty bad
Title: Re: Internet of Shit
Post by: Mozai on December 22, 2020, 05:22:40 am
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Title: Re: Internet of Shit
Post by: Mozai on January 11, 2021, 02:45:09 pm
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Title: Re: Internet of Shit
Post by: rachel on January 11, 2021, 03:42:27 pm
Title: Re: Internet of Shit
Post by: kayimbo on January 12, 2021, 11:31:51 am
limp dick hackers on lsd and modafinil are governing your chastity.
Title: Re: Internet of Shit
Post by: here cums the fuck truck on January 12, 2021, 07:48:08 pm
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Computer programmer has just two guesses left for his password to access $220m in Bitcoin before digital wallet locks FOREVER
Stefan Thomas holds an estimated $220 million worth of Bitcoin in one digital wallet but can't remember his password He was gifted the 7,002 Bitcoin in 2011 but lost the password that same year The software used to create Bitcoin means that only the user has access to the password, with an IronKey system giving them ten attempts to get it right Thomas has only two password attempts remaining before the system will shut off his digital wallet forever and encrypt the Bitcoin files Thomas watched as the value of the cryptocurrency doubled in the last month There is currently an estimated $140billion in Bitcoin trapped in similar digital wallets where the users have forgotten their password or left it stranded
Title: Re: Internet of Shit
Post by: rachel on January 12, 2021, 07:54:04 pm
Computer programmer has just two guesses left for his password to access $220m in Bitcoin before digital wallet locks FOREVER
Stefan Thomas holds an estimated $220 million worth of Bitcoin in one digital wallet but can't remember his password He was gifted the 7,002 Bitcoin in 2011 but lost the password that same year The software used to create Bitcoin means that only the user has access to the password, with an IronKey system giving them ten attempts to get it right Thomas has only two password attempts remaining before the system will shut off his digital wallet forever and encrypt the Bitcoin files Thomas watched as the value of the cryptocurrency doubled in the last month There is currently an estimated $140billion in Bitcoin trapped in similar digital wallets where the users have forgotten their password or left it stranded
lmao yepe and think about all the btc lost in reformatting, throwing away old laptops, etc.
Title: Re: Internet of Shit
Post by: Mozai on January 16, 2021, 10:26:34 pm
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There is currently an estimated $140billion in Bitcoin trapped in similar digital wallets where the users have forgotten their password or left it stranded
This bugs the shit out of me -- mistaking potential for actual. There is not $140 billion "trapped." The missing money is what you spent to buy the bitcoins, and it is lost, it is gone. Thinking the items that can't be used are worth $140 billion leads to thinking you are owed the $140 billion, and that is terrible and so infuriatingly typical.
Title: Re: Internet of Shit
Post by: rachel on January 16, 2021, 10:29:58 pm
There is currently an estimated $140billion in Bitcoin trapped in similar digital wallets where the users have forgotten their password or left it stranded
This bugs the shit out of me -- mistaking potential for actual. There is not $140 billion "trapped." The missing money is what you spent to buy the bitcoins, and it is lost, it is gone. Thinking the items that can't be used are worth $140 billion leads to thinking you are owed the $140 billion, and that is terrible and so infuriatingly typical.
In some cases it's actually gone, lost, reformatted or thrown away. In other cases it's still there, you can physically hold a hardware wallet in your hand, but you don't know the password so you can't access the funds. It's like holding a safe without the key. The contents are still in there, and that's what they mean by trapped
Title: Re: Internet of Shit
Post by: Mozai on January 23, 2021, 07:59:28 pm
(https://i.redd.it/872v9a5ei4d61.png)
Title: Re: Internet of Shit
Post by: Mozai on March 06, 2021, 10:17:38 pm
On the internet of shit, remember to sanitize user inputs -- never trust magic data-type conversions. (https://wiki.wetfish.net/upload/cf592bfa-dd8b-1e44-c870-4e1453be1ada.jpeg)
Title: Re: Internet of Shit
Post by: rachel on March 18, 2021, 11:50:10 pm
Officer I wasn't speeding, my car was on autopilot
Adam says the attacker(s) had access to privileged credentials that were previously stored in the LastPass account of a Ubiquiti IT employee, and gained root administrator access to all Ubiquiti AWS accounts, including all S3 data buckets, all application logs, all databases, all user database credentials, and secrets required to forge single sign-on (SSO) cookies.
Such access could have allowed the intruders to remotely authenticate to countless Ubiquiti cloud-based devices around the world. According to its website, Ubiquiti has shipped more than 85 million devices that play a key role in networking infrastructure in over 200 countries and territories worldwide.
Title: Re: Internet of Shit
Post by: Mozai on May 23, 2021, 05:04:43 pm
Python module repo "PyPi" has been having trouble lately... different author each time, different upload source each time, and the code compiles, but the name and readme are kinda sus. (https://www.bleepstatic.com/images/news/u/1164866/2021/May%202021/pypi%20flood/packages-pypi.jpg)
Title: Re: Internet of Shit
Post by: Mozai on June 24, 2021, 09:12:56 am
After the treadmill downloaded an update Peloton said was designed to make the device safer, users reported they could no longer run on it without paying Peloton a $39.99 per month subscription fee. "We care deeply about the safety and well being of our Members and we created Tread Lock to secure your Tread+ against unauthorized access," Peloton said in an email it sent to customers. "Unfortunately at this time 'Just Run' is no longer accessible without a Peloton Membership."
The "Just Run" feature is how you use the device as a normal fucking treadmill without a client-server session for online classes.
Title: Re: Internet of Shit
Post by: rachel on June 24, 2021, 03:38:39 pm
After the treadmill downloaded an update Peloton said was designed to make the device safer, users reported they could no longer run on it without paying Peloton a $39.99 per month subscription fee. "We care deeply about the safety and well being of our Members and we created Tread Lock to secure your Tread+ against unauthorized access," Peloton said in an email it sent to customers. "Unfortunately at this time 'Just Run' is no longer accessible without a Peloton Membership."
The "Just Run" feature is how you use the device as a normal fucking treadmill without a client-server session for online classes.
Fucking yikes. This is why you can't trust "smart tvs" or "smart lightbulbs" or any of that shit unless it's open source
Title: Re: Internet of Shit
Post by: here cums the fuck truck on July 13, 2021, 07:50:49 pm
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Title: Re: Internet of Shit
Post by: Mozai on July 24, 2021, 10:06:23 pm
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Title: Re: Internet of Shit
Post by: rachel on August 24, 2021, 10:31:38 pm
(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/E9g3jNJXsAcjBBH.jpg)
Title: Re: Internet of Shit
Post by: Mozai on October 03, 2021, 07:48:26 pm
Bots don't understand what "non-fungible" means. <s>OC</s> NFT do not steal! (https://wiki.wetfish.net/upload/9ce7811d-cf1e-6a12-8996-6db9a8c09330.png)
Title: Re: Internet of Shit
Post by: rachel on February 08, 2022, 12:35:57 am
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Title: Re: Internet of Shit
Post by: rachel on April 17, 2022, 08:52:47 pm
Over the weekend a company called Strava, a social network for people who want to track their workouts, updated an online map showing the routes of 1 billion workouts in 2017.
But in doing so, it seems to have exposed secret US military bases in Turkey, Syria, and Yemen.
Previously covert bases may have been exposed, and highly trafficked locations within known bases have been highlighted.
Additionally, some users may have left the trackers on while going about normal business. Important supply routes and key daily routines have most likely been picked up by the heat map.
Title: Re: Internet of Shit
Post by: rachel on November 22, 2022, 05:32:11 pm
Title: Re: Internet of Shit
Post by: Mozai on August 09, 2023, 06:21:01 pm
There's a not-a-joke I like telling: How do you tell someone you work in IT without telling them you work in IT? "Can I get a refrigerator that has no, and I mean no computer chips in it?"
Title: Re: Internet of Shit
Post by: Mozai on August 16, 2023, 05:28:57 pm
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Title: Re: Internet of Shit
Post by: rachel on August 17, 2023, 11:50:44 am