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Lots of pictures, naked pictures, work documents, and a bunch of junk files. Of course I removed all of it, but if it wasn't me, there might someone else who would upload all of it on the internet

In fact, when I bought a new hard drive 1 year ago, it turned out it was someone's else before! Out of curiosity I tried to recover removed files. you won't believe what i found there

Think about all the passwords, keys, other secrets you once stored there. If you sell your laptop, the other person can now own everything you had. A few years later you notice all your crypto is suddenly gone 🥲 and that is how. This has happened in the past.

That means that unless there is no space on your hard drive, your deleted files won't get overwritten and someone (or you) can easily recover them.

Well first of all, let me tell you that the only way to delete your data is to physically destroy your hard drive. When you delete a file, your OS being efficient just marks the data as "deleted" but keeps the content for overwriting it later, far in the future.

NEVER sell your laptop. Especially if you had your crypto keys or private pictures. You think when you delete a file, empty the trash, it actually gets deleted? It doesn't. Photorec is an open-source forensic tool that can restore deleted files. How?

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Fix: Your application must not allow any other characters (including spaces and tabs) except the 6-digit code. This will prevent the space padding attack. Stay safe.

In combination, this poses a major risk to all Hashicorp users. Update Hashicorp immediately.

Furthermore, the past expired codes can be bruteforced, because vault is very informative about the errors. When sent a used code, the vault responds with this error: "code already used; new code is available in %v seconds"

The latest version of Hashicorp is vulnerable to reuse of the expired codes with space padding attack. This allows an attacker to bypass all TOTP security controls. Example: "123456" and " 123456" are treated as equivalent by the validator. https://t.co/Q1HVgQr4xh

Hashicorp Zero Day vulnerability. An attacker can reuse old expired codes as well as enumerate them 🧵 #web3 #defi