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Great point — and I agree that most users would be suspicious if they saw an IP address like 89.72.4.2 instead of a familiar domain like mybank.com. The concern raised in the article, though, was more about scenarios where users don’t see the link clearly — such as in emails, PDFs, or messaging apps where URLs may be masked behind anchor text or shortened links. For example, a phishing email might show a link that says “View Invoice” but actually points to https: //203.0.113.10/login.
Experienced users like you and I know to hover over links, check certificate info, or inspect the address bar. But many users don’t do that — or worse, they click links without verifying anything. According to the Verizon DBIR and other phishing studies, this is still one of the top attack vectors today.
Also, I don’t think the article was arguing against IP certs outright — just highlighting that, like with any new capability, there's potential for abuse that the broader public (and infosec community) should be aware of.
@aral also it's not like this is something new. I am pretty sure Cloudflare has a certificate for 1.1.1.1 even if it redirects to a domain. And even without LE there are other CAs offering certificates for IP addresses.
"Nosotros apostamos por ese proceso de migración porque pensamos que hay algo más importante que preservar y que además tenemos el derecho a querer sobrevivir como pueblo", sostiene Rocío de Meer
"Nosotros apostamos por ese proceso de migración porque pensamos que hay algo más importante que preservar y que además tenemos el derecho a querer sobrevivir como pueblo", sostiene Rocío de Meer Uno de los gurús económicos de Milei subarrendaba un chalé de lujo en Murcia sin pagar el alquiler a su casera
La extrema derecha española ya ha asumido las tesis más xenófobas de Donald Trump en materia de inmigración. Este lunes, la diputada de Vox Rocío de Meer ha considerado necesario un “proceso” de deportación “masiva” de inmigrantes para “preservar” lo que consideran la “identidad” española. “Tenemos el derecho a querer sobrevivir como pueblo”, ha asegurado la parlamentaria en rueda de prensa.
“Lo que nosotros denunciamos desde el principio es que si en los años 90 el porcentaje de población extranjera en nuestro país era más o menos de entre el 1% o el 2%, hoy estamos asistiendo a millones y millones de personas que vinieron desde los años 90 hasta ahora alentados por el bipartidismo”, ha asegurado. “Están abiertas nuestras fronteras. Por lo tanto, de 47 millones de habitantes que tiene nuestro país más o menos más de 7 millones –porque tenemos que tener en cuenta la segunda generación–, 8 millones de personas han venido de diferentes orígenes en un muy corto periodo de tiempo”, ha añadido.
Para ella es “extraordinariamente difícil” que esas personas puedan “adaptarse” a lo que Vox considera “usos y costumbres” españolas. “Estamos viendo que nuestra sociedad está cambiando, que nuestras calles en muchas ocasiones no son de los españoles, que muchas plazas no pertenecen a quienes siempre pertenecieron, que la tranquilidad de muchos pueblos, barrios y plazas también ha cambiado y no es la misma”, ha agregado.
“Por lo tanto”, ha asegurado, “todas estas millones de personas que han venido hace muy poco tiempo a nuestro país y que no se han adaptado a nuestras costumbres y en muchísimos casos además han protagonizado escenas de inseguridad en nuestros barrios y en nuestros entornos tendrán que volver a sus países”. Para la extrema derecha se trata de “un proceso extraordinariamente complejo de remigración”, término con el que se refieren a la expulsión del país de las personas migrantes.
“Nosotros apostamos por ese proceso de migración porque pensamos que hay algo más importante que preservar y que además tenemos el derecho a querer sobrevivir como pueblo”, ha concluido.
Decenas de personas se congregan en el portal de una madre, que iba a ser desalojada junto con sus dos hijos en el barrio del Gancho de la capital aragonesa.
Decenas de personas se congregan en el portal de una madre, que iba a ser desalojada junto con sus dos hijos en el barrio del Gancho de la capital aragonesa. La fortuna ha querido que a unos metros, en San Pablo, estuviese a punto de producirse otro desahucio que también ha sido paralizado Quince familias ganan tiempo al desalojo en Zaragoza, pero su batalla con la Sareb continúa: “Solo nos dan un respiro”
La movilización ha impedido que dos familias con niños pequeños pierdan sus casas este lunes en el barrio del Gancho de Zaragoza. La fortuna ha querido que, tras evitar el primer desalojo, los colectivos vecinales detectaran que a unos metro estuviese a punto de producirse un segundo desahucio que han logrado evitar in extremis.
“Es una muestra de que se pueden cambiar las cosas. Esto nos hace ser más optimistas: la organización colectiva funciona”, valoraba al final de la mañana Teresa Bernal, portavoz del Sindicato de Inquilinas de Zaragoza, que ha impulsado ambos actos reivindicativos.
El primero de los intentos existosos ha sido en el número 15 de la calle de Mayoral, donde vive Samanta –de 28 años– con sus dos hijos pequeños. A esta madre se le han ido acumulando los impagos desde la pandemia y en la actualidad suman unos 18.000 euros.
Samanta, según ha informado el Sindicato de Inquilinas, trabaja desde hace unos meses como auxiliar de Enfermería –con un salario de 1.200 euros–, lo que sin embargo sigue sin permitirle asumir en solitario todo el arrendamiento, de 430 €. Aunque sigue buscando piso, no encuentra por el importe que puede asumir, dada su situación.
El organismo le ofrecía al propietario un alquiler de 350 euros y el pago “de momento” de 4.000 euros de la deuda.
Sin embargo, ha sido el apoyo vecinal lo que ha conseguido retrasar el lanzamiento, pospuesto hasta el 24 de septiembre. Desde primera hora de este lunes, decenas de personas se han concentrado en el portal de este inmueble del barrio del Gancho para paralizar el desahucio, entre gritos de 'La vivienda es un derecho, no un privilegio' o 'Unidad de clase pase lo que pase'.
En torno a las 11.00 se ha conocido que el desalojo se retrasaba a septiembre, para alivio de la madre, quien ya se había llevado parte de sus enseres consigo. Ha reconocido los “nervios” que tenía desde que conoció la noticia y se mostró “agradecida” por todo el apoyo recibido, aunque su victoria sea “temporal”.
Libertad (en el centro) y Samanta (a la derecha de la imagen), las dos madres que han logrado salvar sus viviendas, este lunes tras frenar ambos desalojos.
El segundo caso ha sido aún más emotivo, por inesperado. Cuando los manifestantes aún estaban inmersos en la paralización del primer desahucio, han detectado que apenas a unos metros, a la vuelta de la esquina en la calle de San Pablo, estaba a punto de producirse otro.
Hasta ahí se ha desplazado entre otros la propia Bernal, que ha comprobado lo que estaba a punto de suceder. “Hemos visto que la comisión judicial paraba aquí y hemos visto a los policía. Una agente le decía a su compañero: el otro desahucio se paraliza, pero este no”, ha explicado. Así, en cuanto han logrado suspender el primer lanzamiento se han dirigido todos al otro portal.
Se trata de una familia alquilada con cuatro hijos pequeños que iba a perder la vivienda debido a los impagos. “Cuando hemos llegado estaba el cerrajero y el propietario, algo poco habitual porque no suele acudir, junto con la comisión judicial y los policías nacionales. Estaba casi consumado”, ha añadido la portavoz del Sindicato de Inquilinas.
El propio padre, Manuel Hernández, reconocía tras paralizarse del desalojo lo dramático de su situación. Trabajador en el campo -“en la cereza de Calatorao”-, Hernández vive en el piso de la calle de San Pablo con su mujer, Libertad, y con sus cuatro hijos de 15, 13, 8 y 3 años.
“No sabía nada del desahucio hasta esta misma mañana. El niño estaba en la cama”, ha lamentado el padre, que ha criticado al propietario, al que conoce “desde hace 30 años”, por no avisarle de su lanzamiento. “No me salen ni las respuestas”, afirmaba emocionado ante los medios, a los que ha reconocido que, pese a retrasar su situación hasta el 29 de septiembre, ha decidido buscar una nueva vivienda: “No quiero que mis hijos vean estas cosas”, ha señalado.
La paralización de este desahucio ha ofrecido momentos de tensión con la Policía Nacional que sin embargo no han ido a más. Finalmente, las dos familias –reunidas en el portal de San Pablo– han celebrado juntas que gracias a la movilización ciudadana se pueda retrasar su desalojo.
🚨Three people have been KILLED and 7 others WOUNDED in Israeli bombing of a group of people in Al Daraj neighbourhood of Gaza City! #GazaGenocidex.com/AbujomaaGaza/status/1942…
Donald Trump will send foreign leaders more letters notifying them of new tariffs in the days to come, said Karoline Leavitt.
“There will be additional letters in the coming days,” the White House press secretary said, in addition to the 12 he plans to send today and the two already made public, which were to South Korea and Japan’s leaders,
As for why Trump decided to start with the two Asian allies, Leavitt said:
It’s the president’s prerogative and those are the countries he chose.
July 7 (Reuters) - A proposal seen by Reuters and bearing the name of a controversial U.S.-backed aid group described a plan to build large-scale camps called “Humanitarian Transit Areas” inside - and possibly outside - Gaza to house the Palestinian population, outlining a vision of "replacing Hamas' control over the population in Gaza."
The $2 billion plan, created sometime after February 11 and carrying the name of the U.S.-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, or GHF, was submitted to the Trump administration, according to two sources, one of whom said it was recently discussed in the White House.
Das Schweizer #Freibad, das nur noch #Schweizer hereinlässt, hat seit der Maßnahme einen Anstieg im Kartenverkauf. Die Gäste finden Lob für die Maßnahme
Das Schweizer Freibad, das nur noch Schweizer hereinlässt, hat seit der Maßnahme einen Anstieg im Kartenverkauf. Die Gäste finden Lob für die Maßnahme.
The OpenGL rendering in PyQt6 appears broken when trying to use it with mpv, and PyQt6 doesn't support the new QQuickRhiItem / Rhi methods. ... kinda debating if I should just migrate the entire project from PyQt6 to PySide6
Huh, the example I found is for QQuick/qml, but my applications is traditional QWidgets. It doesn't look like using QQuickItems inside a QWidget is supported. There is a QOpenGLFrameBufferObject but it doesn't look at all like the QQuickFramebufferObject. No createRenderer function.
A lot of people were shocked when Christina Propst, a pediatrician in Houston, said that the people killed in the flash flood in Texas, a huge percentage of whom were little girls, got what was coming to them because the region supports Trump.
I intuitively understand AI psychosis to be a real phenomenon. We joke about NPC reddit midwits but what happens when you give them a relatively primitive LLM? They become delusional out of convenience.
I see it in my real life too. "Regular people" completely outsourcing their brains to a hallucinating chat bot. They believe it. They don't check it. They just think it's true. It's crazy. Midwits who just stuck to their lane out of intellectual helplessness will suddenly start doing crazy and dangerous things because ChatGPT told them how, but only enough to be dangerous.
The proprietary psychosis has struck you too - the chatbot isn't hallucinating - as hallucinations actually require intelligence - it's just producing garbage output.
Exactly. I know the world police have been exasperatingly annoying, but words are important here. The random next word guessing machine cannot lie or hallucinate, because it has no intent.
The biggest danger of LLMs isn't their output, it's peoples' trust. Like this moron who asked Grock, and less than 3 minutes of basic lookups (along with a court case I knew from actual previous research) showed the answer was entirely wrong: djsumdog.com/@djsumdog/posts/A…
Most of my friends do not know what the term "LLM" is. Some have gone to "AI courses" at their schools and don't understand the core mechanics that all these chatbots have in their models is just a massive lists of parts of words, with floating point values to ever other part of a word. That's it. Nothing else. No one is teaching the very basics of what the models are. They literally only get things "right" by accident and people keep asking "Grock is this true" no matter how many times it obviously generates random words that are verifiably untrue.
An anonymous reader shares a report: Netflix doubled down on its global anime strategy over the weekend, unveiling a slate of new titles and fresh footage during its showcase at Anime Expo in Los Angeles.
Zur Hölle mit dem Krieg! Von Smedley D. Butler - eine Buchrezension von Jonny Rieder
Was vereint #Politiker, #Rüstungsunternehmer, #Bänker, #Generäle? Sie profitieren vom #Krieg. Und was vereint #Soldaten und #Zivilisten? Sie bezahlen. Das tatsächliche Interesse tarnen die, die nicht nur profitieren sondern den Krieg provozieren unter den immer gleichen Vorwänden und hinter den immer gleichen #Lügen von bösen Feinden, die nicht anderes im Sinne haben als uns zu überfallen und so gefährlich sind, dass man sie am besten sofort vernichtet. Das Traurige daran ist, dass viele Menschen die immer gleiche #Propaganda nicht erkennen und auf immer gleiche #Feindbilder herein fallen, ja, sogar ernsthaft glauben, man bräuchte nur mehr Waffen, dann würde alles gut und friedlich werden. Radio München stellt sich jedoch gegen jede Form von Krieg und #Kriegstreiberei, gegen jede Form von #Feindbild-Propaganda und außenpolitische Aggression. Wir erteilen Waffen und #Aufrüstung eine klare Absage. Radio München steht dafür ein, Brücken zu bauen und #Friedenstüchtigkeit zu erlernen: Tag für Tag. Neben den #Friedensnoten jetzt auch mit der Reihe Bücher gegen den Krieg. An jedem ersten Montag im Monat stellen wir eine starke Stimme gegen den Krieg vor, egal ob alt oder neu.
Hören Sie in der ersten Folge: Zur Hölle mit dem Krieg! von Smedley D. #Butler, vorgestellt von unserem Autor Jonny #Rieder.
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SANAA, July 07 (YPA) - A military source in the Ministry of Defense in the Sanaa-based government has revealed details of a confrontation between Yemeni air defense forces and Israeli aircraft during attacks on Hodeida and other provinces on Sunday e
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Sounds like a concentration camp! Israeli Defense Minister Unveils Plan For 'Humanitarian City' In Gaza Where Palestinians Won't Be Allowed To Leave @palestine
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz said he instructed the IDF to establish a "humanitarian city" in southern Gaza where people will be screened to be allowed entry and won't be able to leave
Despite measles being declared eliminated in the US in 2000, annual measles cases have reached a 33-year high — and it's only July.
This is the tragic result of the spread of anti-vax disinformation, and will only get worse in the coming years because anti-vaxxers now lead our health agencies.
In Alberta Canada where anti-vax hit hard and the Premier seems to encourage it we are at ~1190 for a pop of ~4.5mil. She also likes JFKjr advice apparently.
When do schools restart in the US? I dread what will happen then. The holiday camps will mix up kids from various states so nicely spread the disease if they aren't there long enough to eliminate the infection in the camp, then the return to school, oh gosh looking grim, especially if any infant siblings with an outbreak of SSPE in about 7 to 12 years time.
Here an important list of lesser known spices and seasonings. This list has been on my desk for months 1. Asafoetida - A pungent resin from South Asian cuisine, used sparingly in lentil dishes or curries. It mimics onion-garlic flavors and aids digestion. 2. Black Lime (Dried Lime) - Common in Middle Eastern cooking, it adds a tangy, fermented citrus note to stews, rice, or soups.
We’re turning every word of James Joyce’s Ulysses into a clickable link. Some links reflect the current state of the world, some capture modern culture, others are just playfully weird or totally random. Together, they create a living portrait of the Web, word by word. See them here. What topics do you think we should cover as we pick new links for this project?
Fabled by the daughters of memory. And yet it was in some way if not as memory fabled it. A phrase, then, of impatience, thud of Blake’s wings of excess. I hear the ruin of all space, shattered glass…
Am I missing something here? The links seem to have no relevance to the word they're linked from; if that's the intent, what's even the point of making them linked from words in Ulysses? Further, out of the ~20 links you have here, there's already a duplicate link.
You're absolutely right: the links are not related to the words, that's the point: a total surprise. 20 links, we've just started this chapter (Chapter I (2)), therefore we're asking for your advice 😀
We've started another chapter earlier (Chapter I (1)), where everyone can add links, to any word. Feel free to add yours (or someone else's). Ulysses has 265,222 words. When we fill them all, it will become the world's largest portrait of the Web.
"Duplicate link" - we've doublechecked, haven't found any. Can you pinpoint it for us? I would be thankful 😀
Fabled by the daughters of memory. And yet it was in some way if not as memory fabled it. A phrase, then, of impatience, thud of Blake’s wings of excess. I hear the ruin of all space, shattered glass…
I have dozens, perhaps hundreds of FreeBSD systems - several of our products are based on platforms running Freebsd. Most are headless, but we've recently begun adding screens and using Xfce as the desktop (Xfce because most of our platforms have weak graphics engines.)
It is very stable - it is not suffering from the Linux problem of too many (code) cooks in the kitchen. But it does tend to run behind Linux in terms of support for the most recent changes in hardware.
That's exactly why I like FreeBSD, there's not an insane number of dependencies for a full featured system. And also why XFCE is my favorite... and I mod it with the good old CDE/Motif theme, because those were the days when the most thought was put into the user experience and productivity.
The modern desktops these days are astonishingly cringe and right out of Redmond😬
The emerging “Global West” concept isn’t just a “collection of democracies” like it’s been portrayed by some, but a collection of US military partners that can be relied upon for helping to contain its Eurasian rivals.
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Full disclosure: youtube video is a milfag who wholeheartedly believes Iran's nuclear facilities were "obliterated" but if you can ignore that, it's a pretty good breakdown of why future conflicts will have some sort of subterranean element
CBS News: #Hungary’s Viktor Orbán seized control of universities rewrote the #Constitution and neutered the courts. Is that what you're advocating for in the US?
#JDVance: I think Orbán made smart decisions that we could learn from in the US. (May 2024)
🇦🇷Wer hätte das gedacht? #Marktwirtschaft und weniger #Staat — und plötzlich wächst die #Wirtschaft! Muss man erst mal drauf kommen...
#Argentinien legt unter #Milei im zweiten Quartal 2025 um satte 7,6 % zu – so prognostiziert es Econométrica.
Langsam wird die Luft dünn für diejenigen, die Milei das Scheitern vorausgesagt haben...
Während andere die #Kettensäge auspacken, findet unsere Regierung nicht mal ein Buttermesser, um unnötige Kosten zu beschneiden und die Bürger bei der #Stromsteuer zu entlasten...
Bom dia para quem é de #TerCinema! Toda semana, às terças-feiras, nos reunimos no Fediverso lusófono & agregados para compartilhar filmes com um tema sugerido pela comunidade e sorteado previamente.
Nesta terça, 08/07, o tema será: filmes com a temática pós-apocalíptica, sugerido por @andreigolemsky ☢️
As we move forward, the ongoing developments in Epstein's case, coupled with the ramifications of Bondi's statement, will likely continue to shape public
I love how intellectually fragile lefties are. I just felt really cute during a con, so while sitting with an obvious leftard, I decided to explain to him that the unavoidable conclusion of gender role theory is, not, that we can decide our own gender, but that 99% of western humans are clearly and definitionally men.
It shut hum up completely, and for the rest of the evening, I could see the gears in his head turn so fast, his hair were boiling.
We truly couldn't have wished for dumber enemies 😁
_New York May Get Government-Owned Grocery Stores_
FTA: Government-run food stores aren’t new. The Soviet Union practiced decades of collectivist control over food prices, supply chains, and market competition under the guise of “equitable” redistribution of wealth. The outcome? Soviet grocery stores experienced frequent shortages, long bread lines, and preferential treatment for Communist Party members. In fact, the USSR’s experience in state-run food services led to some of the worst atrocities in human history, one being the Holodomor, a man-made famine which killed millions of Ukrainians.
More recently, Venezuela’s routine food shortages have been attributed to Chávez’s and Maduro’s chokehold on price controls, land expropriations, and the national subsidization of food distribution. Under the Comité Local de Abastecimiento y Producción (CLAP) program, advertised as an equitable distribution of basic food items, government officials only provide supplies to Venezuelans who prove their support to the regime and show government-issued ID.
Socialists Enrich Themselves, While Everyone Else Is Left Behind
Zohran Mamdani claims that “New York is too expensive,” and that he will “lower costs and make life easier.” If socialism’s history has taught us anything, it is that no one eats for free—if they are lucky enough to eat at all. Mamdani’s goal to inject government into every aspect of New Yorkers’ lives—especially their food supply—will leave Americans hungrier and less safe than ever before.
As Friedrich A. Hayek succinctly warned: “The more the state ‘plans,’ the more difficult planning becomes for the individual.”
Zohran Mamdani has moved forward in the New York City mayoral race as the Democratic nominee, after beating out former New York Democrat Governor Andrew Cuomo
Remember when General Motors rejected potential employees for being too smart to work on an assembly line (because they would get bored)? BTW, That was several decades ago.
My company does not encourage or promote education. But who is far the most productive in the department, that's me with an engineering degree. Education builds a strong disciplined toolset.
I might try for a physics degree too just out of spite...
Aral Balkan
in reply to CybersecKyle • • •So “people would notice a link to mybank.com going to hahapwned.com but not to 89.72.4.2?”
People are more likely, not less, to smell something fishy if they see a random string of digits when they expect the name of a site they trust.
If this is the only argument against certificates for IP addresses, I think we’re good.
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CybersecKyle
in reply to Aral Balkan • • •Great point — and I agree that most users would be suspicious if they saw an IP address like 89.72.4.2 instead of a familiar domain like mybank.com. The concern raised in the article, though, was more about scenarios where users don’t see the link clearly — such as in emails, PDFs, or messaging apps where URLs may be masked behind anchor text or shortened links. For example, a phishing email might show a link that says “View Invoice” but actually points to https: //203.0.113.10/login.
Experienced users like you and I know to hover over links, check certificate info, or inspect the address bar. But many users don’t do that — or worse, they click links without verifying anything. According to the Verizon DBIR and other phishing studies, this is still one of the top attack vectors today.
Also, I don’t think the article was arguing against IP certs outright — just highlighting that, like with any new capability, there's potential for abuse that the broader public (and infosec community) should be aware of.
#CyberSecurity #Phishing #DigitalTrust #TLS
Farshid Hakimy / فرشید
in reply to Aral Balkan • • •also it's not like this is something new. I am pretty sure Cloudflare has a certificate for 1.1.1.1 even if it redirects to a domain.
And even without LE there are other CAs offering certificates for IP addresses.