>media keys work under lock screen Typical wangblows

>using a lock screen on a normal computer
Typical /g/ poster

>>52509929

That's the manufacturer's fault, not Microsoft's.

>>52509929
And? Yea, I like having control on volume and being able to pause or skip when my computer lock itself after being idle.

>>52510042
>>52510017
You know nothing about security, mate

>>52509929

>this guy doesn't underatand how to change every little detail in Local Security Policy or reg editor...

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>>52510179
If I wanted to have to program my own OS I would have just installed loonix

>>52510140
Windows is insecure, more news at 10

>>52510140
>hackers stealing my bank info by jammin on my volume buttons

>>52510290
>what are buffer overflow exploits

>>52510340
>hackers entering a mother fucking buffer overflow payload with volume buttons

>>52510391
Kid, you're probably to young to understand, but I remember when we used to hack old telecom terminals with nothing more than a plastic whistle from a cereal box

>>52510434
That was literally a feature. You can't compare a system listening for a specific frequency to inputting a fucking buffer overflow with volume up/down buttons.

>>52510434
This, of course, proves that you can perform a buffer overflow with media keys.

>>52509929
Who cares? If a competent attacker has physical access to your computer and you haven't encrypted your whole drive with a strong password, it's already compromised.

>>52510017
It's Microsofts fault, idiot.

>>52510492
>i don't know how so it must be impossible