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2024-06-01 22:44:31

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…or just get a big enough bed?

2024-06-01 10:02:18

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Yeah, mine happened before M1, too. I also searched the internet for any solution, and the universal answer was "reformat and reinstall".

2024-05-31 16:13:21

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A few years ago I was helping somebody get photos off their iMac – the computer would randomly crash, and it turned out to be filesystem corruption which couldn't be fixed; any time you tried accessing one of the corrupted files the OS would crash. Tried fixing the filesystem from recovery environment, and even that failed; there was no way to get those photos off the machine, because too many files were triggering the crash.

2024-03-29 14:00:28

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You're right. Sadly, it doesn't seem to trigger anything on my Windows.
https://media.infosec.exchange/infosec.exchange/media_attachments/files/112/179/096/473/413/149/original/70dfd7b30b11bd65.png

2024-03-29 12:30:27

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Some systems will store whatever data they decode, and antivirus may quarantine that file.
A few years ago you could break the WiFi stack in Windows by connecting to a network named Invoke-Mimikatz – Windows would connect and store the network in its settings, then Windows Defender would notice the bad string and nuke the whole thing. (sadly WiFi network names are limited to 32 bytes, so EICAR doesn't fit).

2024-03-23 14:57:47

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I've had so many clients where the server was accessed through the toilets…