I am a very lucky woman, and I know it.
Thank you for reading today's post. Have an InterStellar Day! ~PrP
I am a very lucky woman, and I know it.
Thank you for reading today's post. Have an InterStellar Day! ~PrP
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PrP, this is a beautiful reminder. Cheers to a new year where there is more beaming of love and light to each other.
I too, am a very lucky woman, and I know it.
Happy New Year to you and all your readers! xox
Happiest and Healthiest of New Years to You too! xoxo
QOD: “republican women think for their husbands. Democratic women think for themselves”
Thank you again Jan.
That is so wrong. Republican women Don’t think, they follow their husbands in lock step. They are the dumbest creatures on the planet.
The vulnerability, which researchers call “Operation Triangulation,” was presented at a hacker conference in Germany this week. The complex attack starts with a malicious iMessage attachment, and it doesn’t even need to be clicked to start the process. Then, four distinct zero-day vulnerabilities are used to obtain full control over a device, transmitting microphone recordings, photos, geolocation, and other sensitive data to attacker-controlled servers. This hack was potentially used against thousands of iPhones in Russia, according to Ars Technica, but exposes a hardware vulnerability in Macs, iPods, Ipads, Apple TVs, and Apple Watches.
Apple did not immediately respond to Gizmodo’s request for comment.
Hackers were able to bypass hardware-based memory protections that ensure a hacker can’t fully control an Apple device even if it accesses a device’s kernel memory, the core of iOS. This protection has rarely ever been defeated before but is present in Apple’s latest M1 and M2 CPUs. Researchers assume this hardware feature may have been used for debugging or testing purposes by Apple engineers, or that it was included by mistake. Apple has since patched these four vulnerabilities.
Though these bugs are now patched, researchers warn that zero-day vulnerabilities in the hardware of products, such as the one found here, suggest “a flawed approach.” Apple’s hardware systems seem to rely on “security through obscurity,” but as attackers get more advanced, Kaspersky alleges these systems will never truly be secure.
Here are some of the lies being told to support the Jan 6 insurrectionists.
https://www.theepochtimes.com/epochtv/the-real-story-of-jan-6-documentary-4596670
https://www.instagram.com/reel/C1K8YrlOI5V/?igsh=ZWQ3ODFjY2VlOQ==