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The Art of Parsing and Comparing Version Strings(secalerts.co)
2 points by louisstow 1y ago|0 comments
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A new way to build Trending filters using Elasticsearch(secalerts.co)
1 points by louisstow 1y ago|1 comments
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by louisstow 1y ago
I haven't seen this approach after researching ways to implement a "Trending" query. We get super fast queries over an arbitrary time window at the cost of a slower but highly cacheable threshold calculation query.
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Building a Trending Filter in Elasticsearch(secalerts.co)
1 points by louisstow 1y ago|0 comments
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Techniques scraping vulnerability data with over 100 crawlers (without LLMs)(secalerts.co)
1 points by louisstow 1y ago|1 comments
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by louisstow 1y ago
I wanted to share some of my techniques for managing and scaling 100+ unique web crawlers. I've tried a few approaches but these techniques stand out as having the most impact in terms of quick iteration and being resilient to breaking
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Scraping vulnerability data from 100 different sources (without LLMs)(secalerts.co)
1 points by louisstow 1y ago|0 comments
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How we optimise React component reuse at the ABC(abc.net.au)
2 points by louisstow 3y ago|0 comments
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by louisstow 3y ago
I built an early HTML5 game engine in 2010 called CraftyJS when Facebook games were starting to become big. The project itself got me the job at a gaming startup and an offer at Zynga.
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Why Every Organisation Needs Real-Time Cybersecurity Alerts(secalerts.co)
2 points by louisstow 3y ago|0 comments
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by louisstow 3y ago
https://app.secalerts.co Our newest vulnerability alert service. We aggregate vulnerability data from over 50 sources into one consistent data schema and allow users to write detailed queries and setup alerting. We've even
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by louisstow 4y ago
I built SecAlerts https://secalerts.co a few years ago. Fairly straight forward SaaS product to send email alerts on new vulnerabilities matched to customer software.
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by louisstow 4y ago
This was originally a startup in Brisbane that was acquired, not a Microsoft name.
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by louisstow 4y ago
Lugaru: https://osslugaru.gitlab.io/
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by louisstow 5y ago
https://signals.to I'm building a cybersecurity database that aggregates vulnerability information from about 100 different sources in one cohesive structured dataset that can be easily queried. It'll be much faster th
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by louisstow 5y ago
Can someone explain how it's lossless if there's a chance of hash collisions in the index?
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by louisstow 5y ago
Nice! I've been running a similar ASCII based collab tool called https://walloftext.co
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by louisstow 5y ago
Would second ProseMirror. It was powerful enough for me to build essentially a code editor: https://qworp.com/
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by louisstow 6y ago
Those are great, I'm more talking about a complex problem you're given and have to whiteboard the solution while making sure not to be silent for too long or you'll interrupted or given a hint.
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by louisstow 6y ago
My least favourite interview technique has to be "talk me through a complex problem on a whiteboard". It's not so much the stress but the fact that you can't have a train of thought longer than 5 seconds before someone f
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by louisstow 6y ago
Love the idea. Just signed up https://secalerts.co and added the script to our homepage.
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by louisstow 6y ago
This is surprising as it was a somewhat active mailing list. Any known and active replacements?
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by louisstow 6y ago
Got a waiting list I can sub to? Sounds interesting
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by louisstow 6y ago
Working on a platform to collect unstructured security data from a variety of sources and aggregate into structured data that can be queried, monitored and used in various different tools like scanners. No link to show right now though.
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Ask HN: Email Tracking
1 points by louisstow 6y ago|0 comments
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by louisstow 6y ago
Open letter to Australians We need to let you know about new Government regulation that will hurt how Australians use Google Search and YouTube. A proposed law, the News Media Bargaining Code, would force us to provide you with a dramatical
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Ask HN: What does your ultimate news experience look like?
2 points by louisstow 6y ago|1 comments
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by louisstow 6y ago
I love the concept of making this public but I feel like the audit wasn't very thorough if all it suggested was two security headers that a free online scanner could have picked up.
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by louisstow 6y ago
Does anything like this exist for XML documents? Wonder if it could be used for identifying interesting information in web pages.
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Show HN: Qworp – interactive and programmable living text documents(qworp.com)
2 points by louisstow 6y ago|0 comments

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