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Ask HN: Cyber Security Due Diligence – Your Insights
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3y ago
Hey HN community, I've crafted a "Startup Security Due Diligence Survey" primarily aimed at startups from seed to Series C stages. The intention is to gauge how startups perceive and handle security matters during their early
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stellersjay
5y ago
Monad is hiring! A little about us. Our mission is to reduce data management problems in the security industry, providing clear insights and guiding action to reduce risk. We are building the first security data cloud platform to make secur
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6y ago
Remote| hiring across U.S and Canada. | Full time Positions: Data engineer, backend and full stack devs Contact: hiring@trymonad.co Monad is a seed stage cyber security startup backed by a top tier 1 VC. Our mission is to focus on reducing
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6y ago
My two cents. Missed opportunity for the domain ihatecoordinate.systems
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Ask HN: Reporting Security Vulnerabilities to Developers
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6y ago
Here is a pretty solid list although bias towards security https://www.sqreen.com/checklists/saas-cto-security-checklis...
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6y ago
Love this this tool, but that price is expensive for hobbyist unless they selling their work or paid for through a company
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Remote first | based in Bay Area | hiring across U.S and Canada. | Full time Positions: Data engineer, backend and full stack devs Contact: hiring@trymonad.co Monad is a seed stage cyber security startup backed by a top tier 1 VC. Our missi
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Ask HN: Cloud, Infrastructure and Software Vulnerability Management Issues
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6y ago
I agree. I am still a IDA user myself but dabble with other tools in the field to see what competitive edge they may have to offer. What ever gets the job done :)
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I have done a fair bit of reverse engineering to date including malware analysis. Havent read all the comments but of course a safe environment is important. Virtual environments can even be broken out of if you dont know how to debug simpl
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I prefer something that is more up to date https://nostarch.com/Effective_C
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These are definitely some validate starting points. I recommend giving some sort of chronological order to the process. With emphasis on spending quality time up front defining what problem space you are attempting to solve. Once that is de
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Exploit devs love a good challenge. Each mitigation is another lessons learned :)
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6y ago
Where are you seeing results for online testing? Seems to be tricky to find as most of the ones I have seen have been cancelled or "no walk-in / call ahead". Also thanks for prompting this and keep ham radio alive :)