michaelaiello

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by michaelaiello 10mo ago
Really enjoy this forum. Thank you everyone for building a great community.
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Details of LockBit Ransomware and Operations(secureworks.com)
4 points by michaelaiello 3y ago|1 comments
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by michaelaiello 3y ago
Today there was an international disruption of LockBit including law enforcement taking over the onion address and replacing it with a summary of research and enforcement actions. https://media.licdn.com/dms/image&#x2
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by michaelaiello 3y ago
Spoke with folks in Brazil, Switzerland and Minnesota. So much fun.
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by michaelaiello 3y ago
Merry Christmas HN Community!
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by michaelaiello 3y ago
Are there llms models that will run on small ripis similar to llama?
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by michaelaiello 3y ago
Some more technical details on what we observed here. https://www.secureworks.com/blog/law-enforcement-takes-down-... https://www.secureworks.com/blog/qakbot-campaign-delivered-b...
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by michaelaiello 3y ago
RFID Blocking Wallets! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ka4eg9Kl6hI&t=104s
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by michaelaiello 3y ago
Is there a prompt someone has created yet to translate all their incoming email to a format/structure they like?
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by michaelaiello 3y ago
we miss you Kelly
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by michaelaiello 4y ago
What time horizon are we solving for? I recall a case study (apologies I do not have the reference) in business school that if everyone cycled as suggested in the article - life expectancy would increase significantly for the population lea
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by michaelaiello 6y ago
WhiteOps | Product Managers / Threat Intelligence / Threat Research | On Site NYC and remote (US, UK, EU) | Full-time | https://www.whiteops.com/ Product Managers with Digital Advertising Ecosystem, CyberSecurity
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by michaelaiello 6y ago
They key metric here is how much it costs ($/TON of CO2 Captured and Sequestered). There are a range of methods and approaches to do this. The average cost for Air Capture across modern approaches is $250/Ton of C02 Captured and S
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by michaelaiello 6y ago
Many Many Moons ago I implemented an OS version of this for windows. It was taken over a few years back and is released as KnockKnock. https://sourceforge.net/projects/knockknock/ We are now using the same techniq
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by michaelaiello 7y ago
https://transparencyreport.google.com/political-ads/region/U...
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by michaelaiello 7y ago
Hello! http://www.privacyparrot.com/ Made a similar project many moons ago and is still kicking along. Thanks all on HN for the feedback.
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by michaelaiello 7y ago
You can plant trees at $USD0.10 per tree at trees.org
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by michaelaiello 7y ago
Built http://www.privacyparrot.com which uses ML to simplify privacy policies back in 2011 and it continues to grow in usage. Thank you HN community for the feedback back then https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id
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by michaelaiello 8y ago
Classic Shell helps bring us back to this design. http://www.classicshell.net/
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by michaelaiello 8y ago
Let's look at this from the user perspective. Grocery store 1: No credit option, must have a positive balance on my EBT card. Grocery store 2 (P&L Deli Grocery) flexible credit option, able to take a loan out while waiting for EBT
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by michaelaiello 10y ago
Where do you get your data for botnet compromised IPs?
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by michaelaiello 10y ago
This problem is also fun with perl regexes http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=297616
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by michaelaiello 11y ago
https://www.google.com/contributor/welcome/
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by michaelaiello 11y ago
http://www.privacyparrot.com Similar -> Uses Baysean classifier to classify privacy policies vs rely on humans maintaining. More coverage. Previous discussion https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3222334
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by michaelaiello 12y ago
https://www.google.com/contributor/welcome/
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by michaelaiello 15y ago
A few months ago, we put together http://www.privacyparrot.com which uses machine learning to try to classify what's in a privacy policy. (right now just trying to determine if a site sells your data or not). I am unfortunately confident
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by michaelaiello 15y ago
Anonymous feedback + internet seems ripe for ugliness - see http://hardnewsinc.blogs.com/.a/6a00d83428f05153ef00e553e58b... Also, what kind of feedback are you expecting people to give which 1)is meaningful to the person it is directed to
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by michaelaiello 15y ago
Thanks for the heads up, I actually haven't seen this site until now. We haven't gone after the "search for your data out on the internet and send opt-outs" piece of puzzle. Some of them require you to submit a copy of your driver's license
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by michaelaiello 15y ago
Interesting, would you really pay for it? Quite a few of the folks we've interviewed & surveyed say they'd use it, only if free. What kind of demographic do you think would be happy to pay for this kind of service.
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by michaelaiello 15y ago
Should be back in business if you'd like to try again.

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