And also:
But if you ignore the warning and go ahead with the login, the attacker does three things:
- Steals your password
- Opens a connection to your server and observes each command you type (MITM)
- Opens a second connection to your server and infects it with Ebury
Don’t use passwords for your SSH. With key based auth your session would still have been intercepted and relayed, but the attacker can’t make arbitrary new sessions, because they don’t get your private key.
But still, I didn’t think they were aware of it, this is surprising!
No, it didn’t “use” data.
Wow that’s certainly a link to make.
Is it a known fact that a cub scout leader molested your sister, or did your mother reverse-engineer all that from the transness?
22 Ampere is pretty much half the power draw of the card, through one wire instead of three if the load was properly balanced between them.
Apparently the reference design only has one current shunt, so they can’t even measure the imbalance. Madness.
Not a bad idea, only they are going to keep the wrong ones, the cheerleaders instead of the skeptics.