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ndm
6y ago
We updated the language, thanks for pointing that out.
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9y ago
And this can be ratcheted down further by leveraging something like the measurement protocol. It would eliminate the 3rd party calls/code in the browser while giving GitHub the ability to anonymize the source (e.g. IP address, user age
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ndm
9y ago
Are you triggering U2F challenges by visiting sites that support u2f? Opening the app doesn't do anything.
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9y ago
TOTP via SMS or apps is required to set up a u2f key on GitHub.
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10y ago
You seem to be failing to acknowledge your privilege to live in the US and earn $8 an hour. There are people who live outside of the US and earn far less. Also, delivering a yubikey might be actually impossible. > - You set up 2FA with F
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10y ago
Expecting everyone to jump through the hurdles you describe is why we're in this terrible state we are in today. It's just not practical, affordable, or even possible for many. $38 is a lot of money to a lot of people. Some people
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10y ago
Yep, that's definitely a great solution. Unfortunately, that is not practical for the vast majority of people.
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10y ago
While there are many ways to catch this sort of thing (code review, static analysis, education) I have to place the "blame" here on ActiveRecord. The 'order' API takes an arbitrary string by default. 99.999% of the time,
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10y ago
https://blog.twitter.com/2016/the-release-of-pants-10 > Today, Twitter is excited to announce participation in the first major release of the Pants open source project: 1.0.0, an open source build tool for monorepo-
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14y ago
"Automate that and spend the rest of your time reviewing for things that can't be trivially automated" - pretty much the mantra behind any successful security program. A false-positive/negative is usually fixed faster than any feature. <
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14y ago
Having used static analysis security tools for other languages, no. Ignoring the fact that it is open source, it blows away every single other tool I have used in terms of speed, accuracy, and actionability. I would _LOVE_ to be proven wron