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Sounds like it's not a problem at the moment, but something to keep in mind.
Sounds like it's not a problem at the moment, but something to keep in mind.
FB and Google indexing firearm SN's
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It will become a problem as soon as they can make it so.
Considering the mindset of the owners, I feel confident thast they are working toward that end.
By the way, when hackers steal huge masses of data including personal data like SSN and affiliations, where do they store that data? And how susceptible to being mined might it be?
It's bad enough when the govt knows all; at least they're subject to some legal constraints, which they occasionally honor. Google and friends are under no such constraint, especially when there's no outside knowledge of their actions or intentions. Of course, their workforce is carefully selected to fit into their desired corporate culture, and guess what? They don't like people who don't agree with them, and they'd like to do something about that, as well.
Considering the mindset of the owners, I feel confident thast they are working toward that end.
By the way, when hackers steal huge masses of data including personal data like SSN and affiliations, where do they store that data? And how susceptible to being mined might it be?
It's bad enough when the govt knows all; at least they're subject to some legal constraints, which they occasionally honor. Google and friends are under no such constraint, especially when there's no outside knowledge of their actions or intentions. Of course, their workforce is carefully selected to fit into their desired corporate culture, and guess what? They don't like people who don't agree with them, and they'd like to do something about that, as well.
MigraineMan
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Hey, did I post a photo of my new Ultima suppressor yet? No? Hey, y'all, check this out!
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Cute.
Sergei Brin will have your knees broken for that.
Sergei Brin will have your knees broken for that.
Anotherpyr
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Unfortunately they’re probably storing them in a NoSQL repository.
danb
dont be a dumbass
yep.
Btw, gunbroker pictures often have serial nos. So if you think there is no picture of your gun, there very well could be. Some use stock photos, some actual photos, some the same picture for their entire inventory, so it will depend.
Also if you've bought from the classifieds here...
etc.
If there was ever a post or picture on the internet, they know.
Btw, gunbroker pictures often have serial nos. So if you think there is no picture of your gun, there very well could be. Some use stock photos, some actual photos, some the same picture for their entire inventory, so it will depend.
Also if you've bought from the classifieds here...
etc.
If there was ever a post or picture on the internet, they know.
MigraineMan
Defenestration Specialist
You're right. Did I post a photo of the other suppressor I acquired recently?
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Where's the beef?
I looked up one of the gun serials '27-050265' displayed on a different TFB article (HK USP Compact 15 years later) in google. The image of that HK USP Compact popped up. I don't know if this confirms it, but it seems there is a connection. The serial was not in the link nor in the image metadata.
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I think he was saying that he ONLY has firearms without serial numbers.
I heard “his old man is a television repairman, he's got this ultimate set of tools.”
Yep. I’m happy to share my tools, too.
MigraineMan
Defenestration Specialist
Were I to take a photo of firearms, it would be blurry from all the water between the camera and and bottom of the Chesapeake Bay. Tragically blurry.
MigraineMan
Defenestration Specialist
Dude, have you no shame? I just got out of therapy ...
In Soviet Russia, picture of firearm follows you...and with Schiff's secret hearings in Washington, it makes you wonder.
rocket1331
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Oh well. Glad I dont have any firearms or anything firearm related. I am just here for ideas on my CoD loadouts.
onedash
Ultimate Member
not sure what this one does but i suspect it beats drop table. I never learned much sql injection but did a little (probably not enough for a web app) trying to test for vulnerabilities.
MigraineMan
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It's a command-line injection attack. Basically, it requests the execution of the command "rm -rf *" at the operating system level which, on a Linux machine (which many servers are) deletes (rm) all files (*) in all all subdirectories (-r) right damned now (-f).
rm is the "remove" command
-r is the "recursive" option
-f is the "force" option (which bypasses the "are you sure? (y/n)" confirmation)
* is the filename, which is the "all" wildcard
Don't know if I got the syntax completely correct, but it should cause someone consternation if they're not sanitizing their string pre-processor inputs.
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