Exactly

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not true

This is 15 years late

@@frag0638 proxyjacking has been a thing pretty much from the day smartphones became popular, I wouldn't call it "the latest side hustle"

How is it useless it’s still being used? If a computer has malware anything is possible if it’s ud

tell me you don't need to think about real envs without telling me you don't need to think about real envs.

I just started watching so i can't answer, but maybe you could benefit from a strategy I use to study: I copy and paste the transcript into an AI and ask it questions

@@CyberSnakeEater You verify the answers the AI gives you?

Via the proxy end? It's just using infected machines as proxies and selling their access.

Yeah IU cant read his overhead stuff on a very large screen in 4k :[

A proxy does not inherently promise encryption. All VPN connections provide encryption. Just make sure you use the correct protocols!

​@@bobbyrandomguy1489 - That what I said, a proxy is just for changing IP's. But with 99% of websites nowadays the actual traffic is encrypted via HTTPS/TTS. The only things a VPN is better at, is hiding DNS queries so an attacker won't know the url/IP of the sites you're visiting. Honestly I don't trust either proxy and VPN services, could be honey-pots all we know. "Trust me bro, no logs!" lmao

​@@bobbyrandomguy1489tell that to lemons vpn after they sold all their customers information to a Chinese web company.

This claim is false

A VPN completely replicates the network stack and encapsulates it in an encrypted way, while a proxy just forwards requests for you and acts as man-in-the-middle

That would mean something if vulnerabilities 14 years out of relevance werent still being exploited for fun and profit

​@@andrewferguson6901 Fun and profit is a dog-headed point of view. Do you think you are better than a dog? The most successful hackers are god-headed political idealogues with tragic tales; not run of the mill crooks or goons. Political idealogues look at crypto and networking technology companies and sees it for what it is. State-sponsored fascism with a bunch of pretty graphs. If you can't learn to understand the motives of your adversaries you can never hope to stop them, much less compete with them. Low-brow attacks like what this talk covers only exists because this country is one large honeypot. Hackers know better than professionals what is real and what is not.

eh not really, some is old info but most is pretty current

If it's not patched or moot it's relevant

Since Steam Deck uses Linux I am fairly sure you can replace its kernel with one that support sched-ext and start writing your own schedulers... ah yes, technology is cool but to be usable someone would need to put the effort in to making it usable. Valve could use sched-ext to optimize scheduler with per-game rules. The used CPU has rather simple topology so it would make little sense for Valve to put effort in these things so it will probably never happen.