Krakencreds: a cybersecurity framework to prevent credential phishing
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Krakencreds: a cybersecurity framework to prevent credential phishing

Hello! I'm a starter in the field but I came up with an idea which I think could help an area of cybersecurity. I give an overview in this video, which also has links to the extended papers. If you have the time, please tell me what you think about it!

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u/Flamethr0w3r — 11 days ago
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What X accounts to follow?

I used YouTube to get updates on Minecraft stuff like news, controversies, contests and capes, etc. but I have a lot less free time now and I feel like I could read the content of a 20-minute video in a post in a few seconds (even if it doesn't have all the details). Do you guys know any accounts that report on updates and hot topics in the community? I thought of just using the Reddit homepage but the important things sometimes get overshadowed (I scrolled for a while and didn't see a single mention of the recent Litematica vulnerability, for instance). A combination of accounts is fine.

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u/Flamethr0w3r — 1 month ago
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Best low-budget option for AR

I want to have some AR glasses into which I can code whatever I want. I researched a bunch about optics and landed on Project Northstar's birdbath ones, but I really don't like how bulky they are and how the outward-pointing screens let everyone else see what you're seeing, nevermind the fact that they're tinted, which also isn't ideal. However, I'll mainly be using it for stuff like AI vision, GPS, etc. so I can sacrifice some of their FOV.

I've heard of alternatives like freeform prisms, off-axis setups and waveguides, but I don't know if there are any projects or buying options for those within a low budget.

What is the cheapest way to get some optics I can work with?

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u/Flamethr0w3r — 3 months ago

The Roblox app (MS) wouldn't let me buy Plus from the Plus page (it just says "something went wrong") so I went into a game to see if I could buy it from there only to run into this error. What does this even mean? Is it a bug or is there a reason?

u/Flamethr0w3r — 4 months ago