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As far as disassociations go, this was as milquetoast as they come.
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Eset researcher Robert Lipovsky told me hackers can trigger multiple disassociations to further the chances of obtaining useful data.
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It's doubtful attackers could time the disassociations in a way that would ensure passwords or other sensitive information would be captured.
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That means useful attacks would have to involve a large amount of luck or disassociations that occurred over and over in rapid succession.
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Hackers within range of a vulnerable client device or access point can easily trigger disassociations by sending what's known as management frames, which aren't encrypted and require no authentication.
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In one, the country's biggest companies are growing a conscience, prodded along by shifts in public opinion and Donald Trump's depredations and their own idealistic young employees, and becoming a vanguard force for social change — with the recent disassociations from the N.R.A. by major airlines and rental car companies just the latest example in a trend that also includes recent high-profile corporate interventions on immigration and gay and transgender rights.
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In 1984, Harmel began creating still life series that retained a surrealist edge recalling Magritte and Duane Michals, but employed word and visual play, color (post—1986), and narrative, reflecting her film studies experience. She continued to question photographic reality through disassociations, unusual juxtapositions—and now puns—in works she called more "poetry than prose."Harmel, Carole. Artist statement, "Light Writings" exhibition, Chicago, 1995.
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