Absolutely, but even with control of your computer, if you're smart, other accounts etc will still be inaccessible by the attacker.
Not when they get access to the Windows built in desktop spy saving everything it sees.
Absolutely, but even with control of your computer, if you're smart, other accounts etc will still be inaccessible by the attacker.
Not when they get access to the Windows built in desktop spy saving everything it sees.
Boilers were, in fact, mentioned earlier. And have a failure mode where CO builds up for and is undetectable without an alarm. Just like the oh so dangerous nuclear. Where's your condemnation of boilers?
Fun fact: coal plants emit more radioactive waste per unit energy than nuclear plants, and its just vented into the atmosphere!
I swear people run on emotion only when nuclear is brought up.
No, I don't think "everyone will get hacked or something", don't put words in my. I mouth for the sake of your argument.
What it is, and this is undeniable, is a massive fucking privacy and security hole if someone gains control of your computer.
Thoughts on CO from malfunctioning boilers?
DRM for CPUs.
All normal, nothing to see here, folks!
Are you braindead? Yes yes taking regular screenshots of the desktop can't possibly be a security risk, right?
What do you think "dissolving parliament" means?
Hell, even if you're too ignorant to look it up, even the article preview says "which would trigger an early election".
So Bittorrent?
What's annoying is the "Reject" button hidden on another page. That should be illegal.
"If sensitive information is not saved" is doing a lot of heavy lifting for you there. The issue is that it saves everything.