Someone has been trying to get into an account similar to a Microsoft account or a Microsoft account.

For years, I mean years, I have received codes I never requested that claim I or someone else requested it for a password change. However, it is not every day. They've started again. They don't have my password but it is much easier to crack a code that only runs from 000000 to 999999 instead of cracking a password that runs from "FRLG.ips" to "Serial$$36Lain1188".

Because they send so many, it appears their attack method on me, and on others, is to just keep sending the code and entering in a 6-digit code blindly until it matches with the code sent to me which they are incapable of accessing. In other words, they could keep entering the code 804404 until the code in my emails is indeed 804404.

How can this be stopped? How can a company, Msft, stop this?

The probability of only one attempt is 1/1000000. However, if they keep doing it, which they are, the probability (independent of prior failed attempts) of their serial attempts on the next day is actually 1/80000. This means if they have 20000 targets at once, and attack for the following four days in a row, they should succeed in getting access to around one account. How can this be stopped?

Those of you unable to get in it's not just you.

Today's problem is a global cyber issue with php.

Steenbok is on the case.

I have such a novice understanding of tech—my phone and computer might as well be magic in my mind. I’ve got my emails, my drive of documents and photos in Google, a bank account… I don’t feel particularly vulnerable but obviously I’d like to be safe. What simple actions could I take right now to insulate myself from the potential fallout of the vulnerabilities exposed today?

User reports are showing “possible issues”with the Internet Archive.

You might be wondering what this is:

Internet Archive is a non-profit digital library offering free public access to collections of digitized materials including websites, books, audio, video, images and software programs

Before you choose the fibre wifi plan from sonic, please be aware that they charge an extra 17.20 in taxes! This is mostly associated with the phone line, which you cannot opt out from.

So instead of 50 a month for gigabit wifi, youre looking at $67/month.

BUYER BEWARE

Some of my favorite sites are down for maintenance, and it seems to have something to do with PHP2shell. Can someone please explain to me what PHP2shell is and what the hell is going on, please?

Hi! hopefully this is the right subreddit to ask this but i wanted to know if there’s a way to check what websites i’ve registered my phone number on. I plan on moving countries so i wouldn’t have access to my current phone number anymore but im also scared id get logged out of the several accounts i have on various websites that required my phone number. is there anyway to tackle this?

Spins up a never-repeated name for your AI, with a downloadable certificate and an optional AI character.

Woke up to a notification saying a new device is on my internet. Looks sketchy and I see that it’s pulling data.

Someone spying on our phones/computers or something!?

How can I track this device down!?

Been There. Done That. Still Here.🤣

Internet connectivity on route stopped yesterday

Moved the sim to phone, the sim is fine and connecting on phone
Tried another sim in route and same connection issue
Red globe signal showing

What I have tried
Restarted
Switch sim
Unplug power
Factory reset

Any tips to fix issue ?

Thank you

In my proposal, I have explained my vision for a decentralized internet. This includes features such as a new browser and search engine known as Yagu! which highlights the basic idea for implementation of my proposal. It mainly uses a system called World Wide Mesh (WWM) which is backwards-compatible with World Wide Web links. There was also a necessary decision to introduce the Decentralized Private Network System (DPNS). Within the proposal, there is also a mention of a .wiki domain similar to the ICANN registration domain, but it mainly serves the purpose of identifying a site as a wiki, as highlighted in the document. I also introduced IPv7 in the document, which uses special characters to identify something - for example, % means part of and @ means the address of the manufacturer. I explain this all in further detail in the document:

[https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Z7sTTAXLBYXQXHUfxLHXidc48GnOQEArI3pnFSlXWPM/edit?usp=sharing\](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Z7sTTAXLBYXQXHUfxLHXidc48GnOQEArI3pnFSlXWPM/edit?usp=sharing)

Please feel free to ask questions, but, I cannot guarantee I can answer them all.