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Software engineer, infosec. Mac & Android internals, reverse engineering, FOIA. Views are my own. @rsesek@infosec.exchange

NYC
Joined October 2007
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An introduction to Mach message vouchers: robert.sesek.com/2023/6/mach…
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Hey @NotifyNYC @NYCMayor maybe let’s hold off the fireworks since the air still is incredibly poor quality 🤔 #nyc #wildfirescanada
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CVE-2023-27943 "LaunchServices: Files downloaded from the internet may not have the quarantine flag applied" 👀
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For more than a decade, memory safety vulnerabilities have consistently represented more than 65% of vulnerabilities across products, and across the industry. On Android, we’re now seeing something different: security.googleblog.com/2022…
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Ways to figure out what to do: -Think about what you are doing -Consider what you should be doing instead -Still be unsure if that is what you are really supposed to be doing or if you made it up to have something to do -… -Be upset -… -Panic -Run -Find food -Enjoy food -Forget
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Amazing. Complete with bomb-explosion erase with sound effects!
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Updates to the U.S. Intelligence Community classification marking system: robert.sesek.com/2021/7/u_s_…
Ten years ago today I launched my first Chrome feature! I can't count the number of times this has saved me from accidental quits. googlemac.blogspot.com/2011/…
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It only took the President's Venmo being found to spur the addition of this most basic of privacy features. google.com/amp/s/www.buzzfee…
At last, we've got the option to make our friends list private in @Venmo. Here's how to lock down your account, in 8 quick steps: 1: Tap the three lines in the top right corner, select Settings near the bottom. From the settings screen, select Privacy, then Friends List.
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Starting to think the doggo has discovered arbitrage. He'll pick up random street detritus that only has marginal value to him, but he knows I value it being out of his mouth. If he drops it promptly after being told to "leave it," he gets a treat, which he values highly.
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I sense a paper in his future: "Exploiting Mispricing Anomalies in New York Street Trash and Small Plant Matter", Journal of Urban Canines, April 2021. Finn, G.b. (good boy)
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Last month I ditched YouTube Music in favor of @qobuz, and then I got myself a pocket-sized @ear_men Eagle external DAC. I have not loved a music listening experience this much since iTunes/iPod circa 2005 (though I still miss Rdio).
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My team is hiring – help us make Chrome on Android more secure! goo.gle/3uSyCaG You'll get to work on open-source Chromium with a great group of smart people who care about protecting users on the web.
Back in Sept. 2013 I embarked on a mission to watch every episode of live-action Star Trek chronologically (OST through ENT). I have now finished watching all 703 episodes! At its best, Start Trek is inspiring, usually entertaining, though there are also duds. Ranking things:
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(all logicians are great) Other faves: Uhura, Troi, Worf, Odo, Quark, Dax, Trip Tonight I start Discovery… curious to see what difference 12 yrs makes Final thoughts: 1. ST is at its best when issues are resolved with diplomacy rather than action. DS9 vs ENT epitomizes this.
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2. There is not one LGBT character in all those eps 3. Holodeck and back-in-time-on-Earth episodes are usually stinkers 4. Don't allow random aliens into the bridge/engineering 5. Just adjust the field/matrix/polarity 6. Stop letting JJ Abrams near Star Trek (and Star Wars)
What are you going to do for Thanksgiving/fall holidays?
23%stay local, like usual 🏠
38%stay local, for COVID 😷
15%travel, like usual ✈️🚅🚘
23%idk yet 😕
13 votes • Final results
I wrote a mail server! It provides email address privacy for a single person. Any mail sent to the domain is delivered to a single account (catch-all/wildcard), giving you disposable addresses. You can also REPLY from any address (even in Gmail)! github.com/rsesek/mailpopbox
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I've been running mailpopbox myself for ~3 years, but the [sendas:] Subject line feature took a while to design/write. More info here: bluestatic.org/software/mail…
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