sintheticlabs

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   Hacking the NHS for Fun and No Profit(medium.com)

   2 points by sintheticlabs 9y ago|1 comments
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   by sintheticlabs 10y ago

   Hacker News.
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   by sintheticlabs 10y ago

   For me, it boils down to two questions: 1. Does pursuing the vulnerability further benefit the research? 2. Would it cause any damage? If the answers are yes and no, I'll happily see where it takes me and re-evaluate as I go on. With b
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   Hacking Imgur for Fun and Profit(medium.com)

   30 points by sintheticlabs 10y ago|6 comments
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   by sintheticlabs 10y ago

   https://twitter.com/divineomega/status/695744177557106688
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   by sintheticlabs 12y ago

   Try here: https://support.twitter.com/forms/general
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   by sintheticlabs 12y ago

   I assume you mean in regards to employees posting internal information? A lot of people at Facebook have read both my articles so I feel there's been at least some light discussion about it. Whether or not it goes further than that, we
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   A look inside Facebook's source code: Part 2(sintheticlabs.com)

   28 points by sintheticlabs 12y ago|2 comments
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   by sintheticlabs 12y ago

   I reported that issue to Slack 6 months ago. Their response was "This is an intentional part of the product design.".
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    A look inside Facebook's source code(sintheticlabs.com)

    5 points by sintheticlabs 12y ago|0 comments