
What is happening here?
Autofill browser hot key doesn’t work, so I click on the “Fill” button. This shows up. It’s the correct website.

Autofill browser hot key doesn’t work, so I click on the “Fill” button. This shows up. It’s the correct website.
How is Instagram able to just turn off E2EE for all previous chat messages when they don’t have the keys to the encryption. And what is preventing other apps that tout about their E2EE (such as E2EE notes app, E2EE cloud storage, password managers etc) from doing anything similar?
How is Instagram able to just turn off E2EE for all previous chat messages when they don’t have the keys to the encryption. And what is preventing other apps that tout about their E2EE (such as E2EE notes app, E2EE cloud storage, password managers etc) from doing anything similar?
How is Instagram able to just turn off E2EE for all previous chat messages when they don’t have the keys to the encryption. And what is preventing Bitwarden from hypothetically doing anything similar?
So Instructure (Canvas) paid off the ransom and put out a statement. This is a part of the statement.
“With that responsibility in mind, we reached an agreement with the unauthorized actor involved in this incident. As part of that agreement, the data was returned to us, we received assurances that it will not be further shared on the dark web or elsewhere, and **we received proof that any copies of that data were deleted.**”
The last sentence in the quote above. How would ShinyHunters go about proving this to the point that Instructure would believe them and publicly put their word on that guaranteed data deletion?
“With that responsibility in mind, we reached an agreement with the unauthorized actor involved in this incident. As part of that agreement, the data was returned to us, we received assurances that it will not be further shared on the dark web or elsewhere, and we received proof that any copies of that data were deleted.”
The last sentence in the quote above. How would ShinyHunters go about proving this to the point that Instructure would believe them and publicly put their word on that guaranteed data deletion?
When adding a website url to the autofill field of a login item, excluding the “https://“ would still work as usual. Are there absolutely no differences between including and excluding the “https://“ other than optics?
I only ever use this browser on private window for temporary browsing.
Today when I opened a private window and hit cmd+f to bring up the search bar, there is already an email filled in. This is weird as I’ve never seen this email before let alone typed it, nor did this email appear anywhere on the page.
I clear out that input field and type in what I want to search for on the page as usual. Once done, I close the window and app entirely.
When I reopen the app with a new private window and bring up search, that email address appears again even though I’ve never searched anything in this session yet and in the last session I’ve cleared it out and searched for something else, this email address still appears by it’s own.
- I have never seen this email before let alone typed it in my life.
- I’m the only person using my personal computer
- I’ve checked my clipboard history and this email doesn’t appear prior to the incident.
- This is not website specific and happens on different websites.
- The email address exists per email validator services.
- I’m cognizant of internet hygiene and there’s nothing iffy happening on my computer other than this.
- Am on VPN but happens regardless of which server I’m on.
Any idea why is this email showing up in the search field, and persistent even after I’ve cleared it as well as closed and reopen the browser?
I only ever use this browser for temporary browsing.
Today when I opened a new window and hit cmd+f to bring up the search bar, there is already an email filled in. This is weird as I’ve never seen this email before let alone typed it, nor did this email appear anywhere on the page.
I clear out that input field and type in what I want to search for on the page as usual. Once done, I burn the history and close the window and app entirely.
When I reopen the app with a new window and bring up search, that email address appears again even though I’ve never searched anything in this session yet and in the last session I’ve cleared it out and searched for something else, this email address still appears by it’s own.
\- I have never seen this email before let alone typed it in my life.
\- I’m the only person using my personal computer
\- I’ve checked my clipboard history and this email doesn’t appear prior to the incident.
\- This is not website specific and happens on different websites.
\- The email address exists per email validator services.
\- I’m cognizant of internet hygiene and there’s nothing iffy happening on my computer other than this.
\- Am on VPN but happens regardless of which server I’m on.
Any idea why is this email showing up in the search field, and persistent even after I’ve cleared it as well as closed and reopen the browser?
I only ever use this browser on private window for temporary browsing.
Today when I opened a private window and hit cmd+f to bring up the search bar, there is already an email filled in. This is weird as I’ve never seen this email before let alone typed it, nor did this email appear anywhere on the page.
I clear out that input field and type in what I want to search for on the page as usual. Once done, I close the window and app entirely.
When I reopen the app with a new private window and bring up search, that email address appears again even though I’ve never searched anything in this session yet and in the last session I’ve cleared it out and searched for something else, this email address still appears by it’s own.
- I have never seen this email before let alone typed it in my life.
- I’m the only person using my personal computer
- I’ve checked my clipboard history and this email doesn’t appear prior to the incident.
- This is not website specific and happens on different websites.
- The email address exists per email validator services.
- I’m cognizant of internet hygiene and there’s nothing iffy happening on my computer other than this.
- Am on VPN but happens regardless of which server I’m on.
Any idea why is this email showing up in the search field, and persistent even after I’ve cleared it as well as closed and reopen the browser?
I only ever use this browser on private window for temporary browsing.
Today when I opened a private window and hit cmd+f to bring up the search bar, there is already an email filled in. This is weird as I’ve never seen this email before let alone typed it, nor did this email appear anywhere on the page.
I clear out that input field and type in what I want to search for on the page as usual. Once done, I close the window and app entirely.
When I reopen the app with a new private window and bring up search, that email address appears again even though I’ve never searched anything in this session yet and in the last session I’ve cleared it out and searched for something else, this email address still appears by it’s own.
- I have never seen this email before let alone typed it in my life.
- I’m the only person using my personal computer
- I’ve checked my clipboard history and this email doesn’t appear prior to the incident.
- This is not website specific and happens on different websites.
- The email address exists per email validator services.
- I’m cognizant of internet hygiene and there’s nothing iffy happening on my computer other than this.
- Am on VPN but happens regardless of which server I’m on.
Any idea why is this email showing up in the search field, and persistent even after I’ve cleared it as well as closed and reopen the browser?
I’ve posted this on the main Brave subreddit but it got auto removed so I’m posting it here maybe someone here can shed light on this.
I only ever use Brave on private window for temporary browsing.
Today when I open Brave private window and hit cmd+f to bring up the search bar, there is already an email filled in. This is weird as I’ve never seen this email before let alone typed it, nor did this email appear anywhere on the page.
I clear out that input field and type in what I want to search for on the page as usual. Once done, I close the window and app entirely.
When I reopen the app with a new private window and bring up search, that email address appears again even though I’ve never searched anything in this session yet and in the last session I’ve cleared it out and searched for something else, this email address still appears by it’s own.
- I have never seen this email before let alone typed it in my life.
- I’m the only person using my personal computer
- I’m using VPN, on a server that I’ve never used before.
- I’ve checked my clipboard history and this email doesn’t appear prior to the incident.
- This is not website specific and happens on different websites.
- The email address exists per email validator services.
Any idea why is this email showing up in the search field, and persistent even after I’ve cleared it as well as closed and reopen the app?
I’ve posted this on the Brave subreddit but it got auto removed so I’m posting it here maybe someone here can shed light on this.
I only ever use Brave on private window for temporary browsing.
Today when I open Brave private window and hit cmd+f to bring up the search bar, there is already an email filled in. This is weird as I’ve never seen this email before let alone typed it, nor did this email appear anywhere on the page.
I clear out that input field and type in what I want to search for on the page as usual. Once done, I close the window and app entirely.
When I reopen the app with a new private window and bring up search, that email address appears again even though I’ve never searched anything in this session yet and in the last session I’ve cleared it out and searched for something else, this email address still appears by it’s own.
- I have never seen this email before let alone typed it in my life.
- I’m the only person using my personal computer
- I’m using VPN, on a server that I’ve never used before.
- I’ve checked my clipboard history and this email doesn’t appear prior to the incident.
- This is not website specific and happens on different websites.
- The email address exists per email validator services.
Any idea why is this email showing up in the search field, and persistent even after I’ve cleared it as well as closed and reopen the app?
If I embed a website in a notion page, will that website’s cookies be stalled in the electron app? Say I embed my Instagram page that has a URL parameter tied to my profile, and then I embed the Apple website as well that uses Meta advertising cookies on their website to show Apple ads on Instagram. Will I then get Apple ads? Or does this not work for cookies on Electron apps?