d0ublespeak

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by d0ublespeak 16d ago
Zepto | Senior Security Engineer (product security) | REMOTE (AUS) | https://zepto.bamboohr.com/careers/104 As a Senior Security Engineer (Product Security), you will play a significant role in keeping our product safe
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by d0ublespeak 1mo ago
Honestly, you could sub the other big Bug Bounty platform for H1 in this post and you’d be still extremely accurate.
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by d0ublespeak 2mo ago
Hashes or it didn’t happen.
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by d0ublespeak 3mo ago
Heaps, most recent is just a little applet that stops my Mac from going to sleep with the lid closed: https://transitivedev.gumroad.com/l/doppio-app Bunch of security tools: Some are at https://diffsec.dev
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Show HN: My little Mac applet that keeps your agents going with your lid closed(transitivedev.gumroad.com)
2 points by d0ublespeak 3mo ago|0 comments
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by d0ublespeak 8mo ago
This is such a nothing burger corporate ad. They purchased a cheap cable and it sucks. So let’s X-ray it and make a thought piece post about implants…
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by d0ublespeak 8mo ago
https://offendedsecurity.net
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by d0ublespeak 10mo ago
It can be less/more than 2 percent too dependent on income. But yes we are extremely blessed in this country with a healthcare system that isn’t perfect but is extremely affordable.
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by d0ublespeak 10mo ago
With seeing a doctor we have two main systems that you can use and each will have a different waiting time. Bulk-billing and the fully public option has longer waiting times because there aren’t enough clinics/specialists or doctors, T
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by d0ublespeak 10mo ago
This isn’t an inherent flaw of public health care. A lot of the health care problems in this country (Australia) stem from a continued disinvestment in the public system after a decade (prior to the current government) of conservative misma
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by d0ublespeak 1y ago
I just don’t see why Joe Public will ever care about decentralisation as a concept. We tend to hand wring about principles within the tech sphere, when the bulk of people just want a place that won’t make them feel immediately (longer term
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by d0ublespeak 1y ago
Is this new? I’m a bit confused. It’s just… GitOps… like how a lot of reasonably sized businesses do DevOps.
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by d0ublespeak 1y ago
This article feels self defeating. It’s rewriting the meaning of the word bubble itself. There is a speculative asset bubble. Whilst I think there is some correctness in saying that drawing parallels with the Dotcom boom/bust is intell
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by d0ublespeak 1y ago
Shameless puff piece
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by d0ublespeak 1y ago
Yeah CTFs are definitely a big part of our culture in security. We’re blessed with unending material in the form of vulnerabilities and mis configurations :) I will say (as someone that runs, organises and builds CTFs) organising meaningful
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Action-control – open-source GitHub Actions security tool(github.com)
3 points by d0ublespeak 1y ago|1 comments
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by d0ublespeak 1y ago
I put together a little tool for people (it’s me, I’m people) that helps identify GitHub actions in use across the organisation. It’s currently early days and I’m planning to expand it, but at the moment it: - runs across either a single re
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by d0ublespeak 2y ago
Famous chemists, physicists and computer scientists. Turing, Bernoulli, Lovelace etc… with a rough association between the namesake and function. Prior to that was using Jupiter and its moons but ran out of named ones.
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by d0ublespeak 4y ago
I think this is really cool and a smart way to approach this problem. That being said, the physical isolation of the YubiKey is what makes it useful. Having to physically press a button is the real isolating factor, the interaction is physi
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by d0ublespeak 4y ago
Imagine AWS wanting to get rid of attribution. Sounds like something that isn’t the slightest bit disingenuous.
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by d0ublespeak 7y ago
The Uninhabitable Earth by David Wallace-Wells - super eye opening.