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Why do salespersons at Delhi Duty Free stand like Customs officers watching and intimidating pax as they enter the sales area? They pounce on you if you eye a shelf with the upselling of a barber selling you facial after a shave. Poor customer experience.

A MAJOR HTTPS COMPROMISE eMudhra TLS intermediate certificates were found to be compromisable because they didn't bother to use random numbers. Web browsers rely on TLS certificates for HTTPS traffic. Your web browser needs the intermediate certificate to verify that, when you connect to a domain, it's real and not someone spoofing it along the TCP/IP route from your computer, Wi-Fi, ISP, to the web server. Intermediaries are trusted parties who are given the private keys to issue TLS certificates for domains. If the certificate key is compromised, anyone can issue a fake TLS certificate, tap the traffic, and listen to your Internet traffic because it is no longer end-to-end encrypted. A malicious party can read your passwords, messages, and all your online life. For example, eMudhra, with its intermediary keys, can give a "facebook.com" domain certificate for anyone, and after this, the party can wiretap your Facebook traffic. eMudhra is India’s largest Certifying Authority, employs about 600-850 staff and generates roughly $70M in annual revenue. Its main lines are enterprise identity and cybersecurity platforms, digital signature and trust services, and related consulting. Each certificate's private key was a random number between 1 and 256. Yes 256. Not 256 bits but two hundred fifty. Modern web browsers follow revocation lists and automatically stop trusting anything signed by eMudhra. But web browsers are only one part of Internet-connected software. Operating systems, development libraries, Internet of Things devices and generally anything with an Internet connection are all affected, unless its auto-updating authority has issued an emergency fix.

I stayed in 11 hotels across Europe for 13 nights. Rs 4.6 lakh worth of rooms. I paid Rs 21K cash. 🤯 Not a typo. Every hotel, every point, every honest review 👇

Bro forget the engine for a second and look at the woman in the background wearing a 400rs saree. You can see the longing in her eyes to tie nada around that car. She’s the woman who bought him his first toy car. That car deserved to have her handprints on it.

Took the longest time to “check eligibility” Quite a good return just by transferring 1L spends to the Times Black! Also, there’ll be a 3 months cooldown between voucher usage

길거리에 널려있는 정품 명품들 ㄷ ㄷ 저렴하게 판매중이라고...

여러분 지금 파리에 여행가시면 비행기값이랑 숙박비 페이백 받을수 있대요 💸 파리 시위 폭도들이 명품매장 털어서 길거리에서 헐값에 떨이중 😂🤣

The most dystopian fitness video on the internet just dropped. 🚨💀 Paris is literally burning, protesters are shutting down the streets, and this woman is casually jogging past a burning barricade like it’s a treadmill session. She is literally running through thick black smoke because hitting her daily step count is a higher priority than whatever revolution is happening around her. Pure, unfiltered main character syndrome. The absolute disrespect to the entire riot.

What I witnessed so far today in Paris after the day of destruction that occurred yesterday: The flagship stores are OK. Louis Vuitton on Champs Elysees, Dior 30 Montaigne, Hermes on George V and Faubourg St Honore, Cartier on Champs Elysees, Faubourg St Honore, rue de la Paix, Van Cleef & Arpels on place Vendôme. Chanel rue Cambon. All fine. The ones that suffered a few tags and broken windows: Louis Vuitton on place Vendôme. Ralph Lauren on place de la Madeleine, Bucherer on rue Scribe/Blv des capucines (Rolex retailer), Bulgari on place Vendome. At LV place vendome, workers were already trying hard to take off the tags.

Dior had no faith in the French police to protect their store so they brought in their own security team to protect the flagship store in Paris tonight