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by lukencode 15y ago
Chin up guys, neither work in Australia
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by lukencode 15y ago
I think for a lot of people their email password would essentially act as a single point of failure anyway. An attacker could go through the email and use recover password on any services they find.
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WP7 App 6 months worth of Sales and Downloads stats(lukencode.com)
2 points by lukencode 15y ago|1 comments
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by lukencode 15y ago
Yeah an object of the class. Sorry about that.
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by lukencode 15y ago
There are a couple of places in .net where json can be deserialized into a c# class you provide, for example posting json to an asp.net mvc controller action. I find it is a massive pain to go through and create the classes manually.
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by lukencode 15y ago
I doubt it is 'someone' as much as it is 'some bot' searching for sql vulnerabilities. We occasionally notice a similar thing with a a bunch of visits to a page with attempted sql injection in the query string. As long as your inputs are sa
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Touch based WP7 programing environment and language by Microsoft Research(research.microsoft.com)
67 points by lukencode 15y ago|15 comments
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by lukencode 15y ago
You are probably better off asking this somewhere like stackoverflow or severfault but it sounds like someone might be trying an sql injection attack. See if you can grab the url and querystring of the pages that are being visited
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by lukencode 16y ago
I think its fine entering into an established area as long as you are providing something different which it seems like you are. I think a clearer tour or overview page with some nice examples or showcases of bands using the service would h