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by libber 9y ago
Margaret-Ann Seger's post referenced in the article: https://www.facebook.com/margaretann.seger/posts/10214004058...
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by libber 10y ago
A non-vulnerability like this is a good example of how easy it is to get press for $important_company + security. Top of hackernews at the moment and fingers crossed there wont be a wave of articles about this in the coming days from tech p
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by libber 10y ago
If there is someone to be upset with in this situation its accellion the vendor who backs files.fb.com. Looking at how egregious their security mistakes are they dont appear to take security seriously. This is the same company that (last I
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by libber 10y ago
(Wrote about this on reddit but I think it is pending approval, reposting here) Hi - I work on the security team at Uber. I am this guy: techcrunch.com/2016/03/22/uber-launches-bug-bounty-program-that-pays-hackers-to-fin
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by libber 11y ago
Maybe you know this, maybe you do not but these are all a nod to http://insecure.org/stf/smashstack.html which itself did not directly involve profit. It's a security thing.
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by libber 11y ago
We sure do. Feel free to apply here at https://www.uber.com/jobs/28017 :)
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by libber 11y ago
I found this interesting, feels like the most realistic account so far - http://pastebin.com/BjD84BQ3 I just feel bad for amazon people I meet, the 2 year cliff and high pressure oncall simply isn't a thing at the othe
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by libber 14y ago
Sounds like this may interest you - https://www.facebook.com/help/131112897028467/ Facebook wraps up every status update, picture, etc in a .zip file that you can download.
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by libber 14y ago
Your declarative statements unencumbered by any research are fascinating. What would be a better metric in your mind than MAU? Contrast facebooks MAU to google pluses "has a google account" metric. The facebook prospectus also has daily act
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by libber 14y ago
One wrinkle - Doesn't this poll ignores anyone under 18? Facebook lets you sign up only once you have turned 13. Internet users between the ages of 13 to 18 are unaccounted for.
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by libber 15y ago
Because google cannot make as much money off of an account named LispNerd3k vs your real name. From an advertising pov G+ wants to have as much information about you as possible to best target ads. This is basically a good thing as you see
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by libber 15y ago
Facebook has 750 million users. [1] Myspace has 63 million users, maybe less. [2] I think userbase is a valid part of a social network argument. Or at least far from "patently flawed". 1. https://www.facebook.com/press/info.php?statistics
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by libber 15y ago
A compromised box someone proxies attacks from. more mentions here: http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2011/jun/24/lulzsec-irc...
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by libber 15y ago
Noble intentions but please don't do this in the future. Working in security (not at google) I promise we are trying to fix it as fast as possible already :) You may also get cash+prizes if you submit as you did but don't release it publicl
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by libber 15y ago
http://www.google.com/security.html
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by libber 16y ago
When I was 7 or so I used to love arcades with my focus being on games which got me tickets redeemable for candy. One day I noticed the counting of arcade tickets was done by weighing them on a scale so one day I ran my stack of tickets und
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by libber 16y ago
Its a biography but a biography I derived a lot of philosophy from - The Years of Lyndon Johnson by Robert Caro. Here is a blurb that wikipedia lists as the theme: Throughout his books, Caro examines the acquisition and use of political pow
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by libber 16y ago
I would like to be shown I am wrong because it seems like an oversight but the answer to his main question is "the bond market" right?
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by libber 18y ago
Having contracted for msft for a few years I can tell you what you should already expect - it varies. There are the fanatics that insist on using vista and live search instead of google because anything else would be "helping our competitor