After Dropbox finds a child porn collector, a chess club stops his knife attack

"I failed my mission to kill everyone."

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drewd[/url]":rpleswp3]One thing that always escaped me when I was younger was that old people got that way for a reason. Don't mess with them.

Ain't no strength like angry old man strength.

And ain't nobody got less fucks to give than someone who knows they might not live to see next Christmas.

 

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andrgl[/url]":1kflpakd]Russian sites seem to be the common source. Anyone know why that is?

Basically it down to corruption, in russia bribery is common place, and organised crime is very organised, and although it is changing somewhat these days, Russia used to be known for being very non compliant with outside agencies for tech matter.

 

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just.Joe[/url]":2c4lsckc]Realy hate seeing the picture of bloodied knives with pedofile written underneath on front of ArsTechnica for the whole day. It makes it borderline NSFW at my job and it makes me not fond of going to ArsT.

There is some other message to the story and it ain't blood and knives.

It truly is grim times when you can't even skive at work without eye-catching article pictures blowing your cover.

Shame on you ars!

 

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psd[/url]":3c793lki]I don't understand why PhotoDNA can't work on encrypted files. And easy fix comes to mind but with a likely non-trivial storage cost.

Because if it is encrypted properly, it would be identifying a unique blob of gibberish, not a photo.


You would be able to identify the same unique encrypted blob found elsewhere, if it was shared as is.

But then that is not really doing encryption properly is it?