On 7/28/23 17:36, Tapley, Mark B. via cctalk wrote:
TLDR:
“your computer can be infected by clicking on a single link … please click on
this single link.”
Is this an IQ test?
Did I pass?
Yes. A three letter company I worked for and another large company in
San Diego would send out
TLDR:
“your computer can be infected by clicking on a single link … please click on
this single link.”
Is this an IQ test?
Did I pass?
On Jul 9, 2023, at 2:51 PM, Todd Pisek via cctalk wrote:
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Be aware that clicking on a malicious url can result on malware or spyware
On Sun, 9 Jul 2023, Todd Pisek via cctalk wrote:
Be aware that clicking on a malicious url can result on malware or spyware
being installed on your machine without any further action on your part. All
browsers have vulnerabilities. The most famous of these was the older version
of Pegasus by
On 7/9/23 3:12 PM, Chuck Guzis wrote:
It helps if you're running a version of *nixand not fenestrae.
Not as much as one would hope.
Android (Linux) and iOS (BSD derivative thus probably has a better clain
to Unix) have had 1-click or the dreaded 0-click vulnerabilities (bugs)
repeatedly
> It helps if you're running a version of *nixand not fenestrae.
Helps, but is not the near cure-all it was at one point, especially for the
larger/more popular distros!
Thanks,
Jonathan
On 7/9/23 12:51, Todd Pisek via cctalk wrote:
> Be aware that clicking on a malicious url can result on malware or spyware
> being installed on your machine without any further action on your part. All
> browsers have vulnerabilities. The most famous of these was the older version
> of Pegasus
