Things you recently bought or got

[AncientBoi]

I got so many, I don't know why I did it.

And a incontinence undies [plastic]

 

[Exnor]

I got so many, I don't know why I did it.

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And a incontinence undies [plastic]

Right on time to be part of the recent discovered bot net made only with TP-Link devices

 

[AncientBoi]

Right on time to be part of the recent discovered bot net made only with TP-Link devices

 

[SylverReZ]

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https://arstechnica.com/information...ong-botnet-used-in-password-spraying-attacks/

TP-Link routers are being used for botnet attacks. Make sure that you do change the default WiFi password to something very strong.

 

[tech3475]

Right on time to be part of the recent discovered bot net made only with TP-Link devices

Unless I'm missing something, it seems to be mainly routers though:
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/sec...password-spray-attacks-from-a-covert-network/

Also, don't know if these are current up to date models or old unpatched ones.

Edit:

On a side note, never buy routers without WRT support or run old unpatched routers.

 

[SylverReZ]

Unless I'm missing something, it seems to be mainly routers though:
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/sec...password-spray-attacks-from-a-covert-network/

Also, don't know if these are current up to date models or old unpatched ones.

Edit:

On a side note, never buy routers without WRT support or run old unpatched routers.

Not only routers, but also cameras, and other internet connected devices that might be exposed without proper security maintenance.

 

[tech3475]

Not only routers, but also cameras, and other internet connected devices that might be exposed without proper security maintenance.

I wonder if eventually we'll see vlans become more mainstream? Something even ISP routers will provide, although obviously simplified for the type of person who would think "WAN" is short for "Wanker" or something.

 

[impeeza]

https://arstechnica.com/information...ong-botnet-used-in-password-spraying-attacks/

TP-Link routers are being used for botnet attacks. Make sure that you do change the default WiFi password to something very strong.

Any TP-Link device connected to Internet with default passwords and no firewall will be taken by a Ophiocordyceps unilateralis

 

[AncientBoi]

[sitting here going] , ok, , ok, , ok, , ok, , ok.

Default was changed years ago. Was deemed strong then. Though I didn't/don't own a TP-link device.. yet.. Awaiting arrival of this one. I'm going to link it upto the win phone link app or ManyCams. Wish me luck

 

[slaphappygamer]

I just got a Oil change on my Motorcycle, that damn gluttony eats 2 .3 liters of oil, and do not like the cheap one, no sir, she only accept:

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10 USD/litter. + 5 USD filter

I took the opportunity to also change the reduction Oil, just to find the old oil so filled of glitter as a little chick on the airport's local brothel. I see a high price tag on the next reparation.

Wouldn’t be an issue if it were an electric motorcycle.

 

[Exnor]

Unless I'm missing something, it seems to be mainly routers though:
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/sec...password-spray-attacks-from-a-covert-network/

Also, don't know if these are current up to date models or old unpatched ones.

Edit:

On a side note, never buy routers without WRT support or run old unpatched routers.

According to the articles, the bot net is made of not only routers but also iot devices like cctv cameras.

 

[impeeza]

Wouldn’t be an issue if it were an electric motorcycle.

But an Electric Motorcycle will not work on my last trip:

1 300 Kilometers 8 days.

 

[tech3475]

According to the articles, the bot net is made of not only routers but also iot devices like cctv cameras.

Again unless I'm missing something, looking at the sources it seems to mainly be routers which are affected.

In the case of Sekoia:

According to open-source publications, the Quad7 botnet is suspected to target different kinds of IOTs including IP cameras or NAS devices and SOHO routers, predominantly TP-Link. However, our investigation found that almost all – we cannot be completely certain – compromised assets were in fact TP-Link routers.

On a side note, it seems a regular reboot also removes the malware, at least temporarily.

 

[Maximumbeans]

At first, I saw the Oreo Coca-Cola memes and thought it was a joke. Then I kept seeing Oreo Coca-Cola in stores. I won't buy it because I just think that it must taste like crap

You are correct. A work colleague bought a can the other day and brought it in for us to try, we all agreed it's absolute shite.

 

[impeeza]

I just «got» this, was on the house of a ex-ex-girlfriend and a very good friend «recovered» it.

Working fine on FW 18 and PC, will upgrade to FW 19.0.1 this night and test.

 

[AncientBoi]

I wonder who he's visiting?

 

[SylverReZ]

You are correct. A work colleague bought a can the other day and brought it in for us to try, we all agreed it's absolute shite.

Tried one of these for myself a few weeks ago, I agree that they are horrendous.

 

[slaphappygamer]

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I wonder who he's visiting?

I think that’s code for “lunch”.

 

[Silterpy]

Just ordered a Pokémon Paradise Dragona Japanese Booster Box and a Scarlet and Violet Surging Sparks Booster Box.

 

[Joe88]

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I wonder who he's visiting?

Usually means it will be delivered tomorrow, its on its way back to the shipping warehouse