In live incidents, SoupDealer bypassed host‐based antivirus checks by confirming no security products were active before proceeding.
That’s a pretty narrow victim demographic. Windows has Defender enabled out of the box. I don’t see any investigation on the C2 connection, either, so I’m left wondering who the attacked and intended targets are.
Bring up networking manually?
Or just back up your files and reinstall.
Literally everything.
Okay not everything, I’m sure they share some basic libraries like openssl. But the core OS is apples and oranges.
Add :ro for read-only.
I’m not sure that finding out by having an episode triggered that results in hospitalization is a good thing.
Always have. Did you never read/watch V for Vendetta?
Yeah, I mean writing to a file. Do that in python, don’t wrap a script with more script.
You’re probably right about the process handling being the cause, but I wouldn’t worry about that and just do it right the first time.
“IP is good, actually” shouldn’t be a hot take. Those are the laws that licensing is built on.
Yup. Until you get into stuff like immutable distros, because that’s a whole different animal.
Modify the python script to include the new behavior.
I’ve never created a custom docker container, but I’m pretty sure you should make the entry point python itself, too.
Not even at the GUI, I’d try the text console.
You could also boot into recovery mode. Or a live image, and chroot to the system if it’s more than just editing files and assigning permissions.
Or, boot a live image, back up your date, and reinstall, making sure not to make typos this time
But really you should check the logs to see why it’s failing.
If, while using the tool, the rates remained higher over time, I think it’s still a net positive.
That doesn’t exclude a power issue. A lot of cards will light up and spin up even without enough power, then stop responding once something actually tries to use its capabilities.
You did plug in the GPU power cables as described in the manual, right?
Technically only the kernel is Linux, but the userspace is all Google!
Okay technically technically it’s a modified kernel, and I’m sure there are plenty of parts of userspace that Google just imported without modification.
Software is complicated.
Technically all Android is Google software but yeah
What didn’t you like? I’ve had multiple Pixels and no major issues.
Border agents are unlikely to have access to cloud data. Police definitely do, but I just don’t have a cloud backup of my phone ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I use Grapheneos’ seedvault backups to USB. It’s not a very smooth process, so they’re planning on replacing it. I’ve tested backups and restores, though, and they definitely work.
Yeah, most of those you get out of the box. Even on Windows.
Having your own domain would solve most of your complaints about email. It’s valid, controlled by you, filtered for spam however you desire, and you can have as many addresses on that domain as you want, without aliasing, and they’ll still all go to you.