Banking apps are something that need to be working before most people will even be able to attempt to switch to a linux phone. If the options are call and be on hold for at least an hour when I probably am working got to a physical location also open only when I’m working or using a banking app that’s available 24/7 the last one is the only viable option for many people.
Genuine question how hard would it be to rig some form of self destruct to a drive that has to be deactivated before power is lost to it. Obviously their would be a backup power solution for if mains power was lost but would it be feasible and doable without breaking any laws inherently (eg being a trap and killing the thief).
I’m not asking for a friend but I also don’t ever plan to use this knowledge I’m just genuinely curious.
Please explain if I’m wrong because I think I am because it can’t b this stupid.
Its using llama to discover the way to enter credentials? And then using a normal brute force attack once that’s done?
I was expecting a clickbait article.
Was very pleasantly surprised that it was actually things that a lot of major companies seem to be unaware of and could use a reminder of.
Fuck off with this shit. Get off your damn high horse and look at the fucking images. If you aren’t aware people with vision problems exist I suggest you go talk to people IRL more. This is leaving aside the elderly who can have vision problems on top of likely being less tech aware than most younger people simply because it wasn’t a thing when they were younger so it was never part of their life in the same way that it is for most under 50.