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12y ago
A lot of people are talking about revamping these old programs. I don't see what the problem is with less, cat, vim, etc... I've never been using a program and wished for better functionality. Even when this was all new to me, it
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12y ago
Alright. If you are a web developer or you are a whatever who knows nothing about security, please read resources that apply to whatever you do. Learning security on a topic will make you so much better at what you do and it will make you l
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12y ago
Seeking work. Remote I do security consulting and work at a well known security startup. If you have a web or mobile app that you need help either implementing, scaling, or someone to pentest and double check your security settings, crypto,
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12y ago
This looks really cool. There are a lot of people (like me) who live in tmux and I'm really surprised this hadn't been done earlier.
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12y ago
It is incredible, the equivalent of the "Oceans" movies but electronic instead. For everyone one of these sophisticated attacks there is a huge number of smash and grabs. Really interesting stuff. It is only getting better as well
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12y ago
Hi Sol, Where's my t-shirt you promised me 5+ months ago? =] -Tk2oG
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12y ago
SEEKING WORK Location: USA, DC REMOTE: Yes Security, cryptography, web-development, security consulting. I work at a successful security/crypto/web startup co. Looking to make some money on the side, remote and short term. I would
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12y ago
Applications are separated by Linux permissions on android. Attempting to read or write to other application directories simply won't work. Your fear is not correct for the average case user
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12y ago
It looks great. UI is really nice to look at. Looking around, this has a long way to go before it is able to compete feature wise with current commercial managers. Also, it's going to take a long time, security-wise, to get up to par w
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12y ago
Palantir is pretty mysterious to me. Frankly, I don't see the demand for their software being high enough to warrant their size and number of employees. I guess I'll just have to wait and see what happens.
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12y ago
I reported this issue a long time ago. Got the same messages back from facebook as everyone else in the thread. I've reported other issues and always get the same thing back. It sounds like Facebook Security gets a lot of pushback from
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12y ago
What I mean is the aviation incidents have been quite shocking and peculiar. Mh370 goes missing without a trace. Mh17 is shot down. Then, it just so happens that several incidents all were clumped together. Foreign airliners crash at a much
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12y ago
Hope for the best but assume the worst. It's been a scary year in aviation. I'm hoping future generations look at me crazy when I tell them aircraft and cars used to crash. Increased transportation safety and reliability is someth
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12y ago
I'm still very curious how they plan to make money. I guess we will have to see... In my opinion urban dictionary actually solves the same problem that Rap Lyrics is solving except instead of explaining a whole sentence urban dictionar
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12y ago
Hey I appreciate the response. I'm honestly not sure if they will buy it. If it's cheap enough and portable enough I feel it could be extremely effective in drawing attention from attackers. If not I guess I'll just open sour
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12y ago
Email security is really bad. We have a lot of companies trying to roll out "secure email" every week. There are a ton of problems to solve before one of these actually works, javascript crypto being the least (since HN likes to d
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12y ago
I'm working on an enterprise honeypot framework with an emphasis on internal honeypots that alerts a network administrator as soon as an attacker messes with it. An example would be a fake PHP myadmin page that alerts a security engine
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12y ago
This type story would make me hesitant to hire him after throwing his last employer under the bus (the usual response to this type of article). But with only one side of the story...you can't draw too many conclusions. I checked his li
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12y ago
Gosh. I can't stand 1&1. When I was in undergrad I bought my first domain from 1&1 because I really had no idea where to buy them. I've received phone calls from them for 4 years. The always end with "Yes sir, we will
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12y ago
Absolutely security is hard...and it's also not what `Yo' is really worried about. If they have to worry about security, then they already hit it big and they can just fix the issue ex post leako.
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12y ago
It's a data leak...very similar to snapchat's issue and the Apple iPad fiasco found by weev. It's pretty sad that an App with almost no functionality had any problem. It's also interesting how these developers seem to re
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12y ago
TextSecure is very open about the crypto protocol and provides details that independent researchers can evaluate. It's also made by a well-known expert that we trust to do it right. Wickr is pretty shady about their protocol. They also
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12y ago
You could, but that requires doing my own research. This site has my browser sending the request to yo-hack instead of yo.
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12y ago
One interesting thing I've noticed is facebook has been making a lot of new apps and widgets. Messenger, Paper, Slingshot. Seems to me that they are trying to increase engagement with the "new" factor. I think it's prett
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12y ago
Not even a YC Startup. Any startup. I interned at a very small startup in college that is pretty well known. I learned a ton. Compared to my other internships I had I accomplished a TON more (and more was expected of me, which is good!). At
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12y ago
I always get half-sad half-glad when I read these types of things. Glad that I won't have to see this depressing end to the universe but still sad for humanity, that we won't last forever.