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by etc_passwd 3y ago
Democrats / Republicans looks like it was added outside of SDLC [1]. This order without those features is sorted, likely by a linter, suggesting Elon and Vits are properly implemented, and Democrats/Republicans was just inserted
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by etc_passwd 4y ago
The security principle is largely based on OCAP-based permission scheme, where implicit access to an object is equal to the right to access, and freezing said object limits its use.
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by etc_passwd 4y ago
the ability to create and send an object that cannot be modified
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by etc_passwd 7y ago
if you read the blog post and the privacy policy, you’d see that they are collecting analytics and requests in logs, including failed private module lookups.
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by etc_passwd 7y ago
...but references to them are stored by google in logs and used per the privacy policy at https://proxy.golang.org/privacy
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by etc_passwd 13y ago
It's a Disassembler - Ida Pro https://www.hex-rays.com/products/ida/
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by etc_passwd 13y ago
Here are two more javascript encoders that are useful for getting around filters: http://utf-8.jp/public/jjencode.html http://utf-8.jp/public/aaencode.html
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by etc_passwd 13y ago
Single page version: http://www.gamasutra.com/view/feature/196009/the_scumm_diary...
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Heroku launches Security Researcher Hall of Fame(blog.heroku.com)
2 points by etc_passwd 13y ago|0 comments
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by etc_passwd 13y ago
Your browser will automatically send any cookies it has for a domain when it is instructed to send a request to that domain HttpOnly cookies included. The thing preventing the malicious site from getting knowledge of your SID or your fnid
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by etc_passwd 13y ago
CSRF tokens are designed to protect users from CSRF attacks from other sites. The example you posted requires the username and password, which renders the token anyways. A cross-domain post to HN from a rogue site will not be able to know