> On Sep 19, 2015, at 3:51 PM, Eric Chadbourne <eric.chadbou...@icloud.com> > wrote: > > Short funny story. > > They other day I was setting up a router and in the docs it said to go to > (don't click here) 'http://sprinthotspot'. No ending. The router I suppose > then shows you the config page. But my browser, in this case Safari, > automatically appended a .com or something which sent me to an attack site. > Said I needed to update flash via an exe. That's funny as the exe won't run > and I don't have flash to update. Nevertheless it looked almost legit and I > bet a lot of normal users would get owned. I did a virus scan on the mac and > found a little something in temp that I removed. > > Sprint helped too much by trying to use something easy to read instead of > just the router ip and my browser helped to much by trying to fix the url. > > When ever I start to feel bad about my work not being good enough I just > think about the stupid stuff these big companies do. > > - Eric C
Speaking of stupid stuff did you see the two this week from google? Super long string will unlock android and a mere 16 chars will crash chrome. I use neither but wow, they suck. - Eric The one who's about to move into the woods and just use bsd all the time. ;) _______________________________________________ Discuss mailing list Discuss@blu.org http://lists.blu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss
