Goofy_Coyote

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by Goofy_Coyote 2y ago
Thanks for the context. Ah, I didn’t know/notice any of that, probably because my use case is the absolute minimum: A project, a few columns, tickets and an assignee field is all I’m using. I understand most use cases are more complex
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by Goofy_Coyote 2y ago
Absolutely loved everything about this. The attack, the explanation, the webpage, the writing. It’s an easy 10. Huge thanks for writing your whole thought process, including things that you tried and didn’t work. I’m going to use this post
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by Goofy_Coyote 2y ago
I’ve been using Github Projects. It’s not as advanced and complex as Jira though, but its simplicity and closeness to code and documentation is a blessing for my hyperactive geek brain
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by Goofy_Coyote 2y ago
Application Security Engineer Location: Canada (Toronto) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Go, Python, Nodejs, AWS, Azure, Linux Email: hnappsec@gmail.com Certs: OSWE, and CISSP I’m very technical and hands-on, love to dive
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by Goofy_Coyote 2y ago
How is this different from using access modifiers (public, private, protected)? P.S: I do work with code (reading, writing and breaking it), but I’m not a software engineer.
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by Goofy_Coyote 2y ago
On Mac, I'm using Continuity Camera with an older extra iPhone I have + Elgato Cam Link to hook in a DSLR. Then I use OBS Studio to mash them all together, you can then use some plugins to switch between cameras live while streaming (o
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by Goofy_Coyote 2y ago
I was a Premiere user, switched to Davinci Resolve a few years ago, and never looked back. I still wonder why such a great piece of software is free. There's a learning curve though - nothing serious, but I had to put in a couple of ho
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by Goofy_Coyote 2y ago
well, isn't that embarrassing. sigh Thanks for the correction, it seems like I can't edit my comment anymore to add an apology and an update, so I'll do it here. I didn't see an onboarding form on the website, and the em
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by Goofy_Coyote 2y ago
Package management is much better, and the documentation is phenomenal.
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by Goofy_Coyote 2y ago
Arch, if I want to revive the 20-something geek in me. I’ve been using Debian in prod for very long time, but recently switched to Centos (and RHEL). No idea when or why I got so radicalized against Centos/RHEL that I didn’t even want
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by Goofy_Coyote 2y ago
Absolutely horrible. I never had a resume problem, and I've always landed interviews with big tech too. Still, I just bought it because I'm looking for a new job, and "Access Database of 250+ Big Tech Recruiters" was con
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by Goofy_Coyote 2y ago
My biggest problem with DevContainers has been getting the debugger to work. I need to walk through the code for my job, and it’s been a pain to get it to work in a container. Never understood what I’m doing wrong though, theoretically it s
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by Goofy_Coyote 3y ago
Good point. Though this needs the target to have the extension installed. I was thinking more along the lines of breaking out of process/site isolation or sandboxing - but yeah, you're making a good point.
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by Goofy_Coyote 3y ago
It's not a security issue. This is an extension, it's weird and has some niche use-cases, but it is not a security issue as far as I can tell. It's not like "include a script in a page, then execute arbitrary js on any t
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Mandiant says their X account was Bruteforced(twitter.com)
3 points by Goofy_Coyote 3y ago|1 comments
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by Goofy_Coyote 3y ago
Interesting points in the responses too.
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by Goofy_Coyote 3y ago
Love it, specially the python scripting engine. Also, don't listen to those who say things like "soo, like Burp?" (the ones who do it to belittle the effort). People used to say (and still do) Postman is "just a wrapper
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by Goofy_Coyote 3y ago
List of books mentioned till now: "The Man Who Folded Himself" by David Gerrold A fascinating exploration of time travel, despite its poor writing quality, according to the commenter. "Dreaming: A Very Short Introduction&quot
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by Goofy_Coyote 3y ago
Thank you, this is a great explanation - much appreciated
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by Goofy_Coyote 3y ago
Can someone explain this part to me, please? I don't follow what's going on. > Python's use of reference counting defeated copy-on-write because even memory blocks holding variables that were read-only were actually writte
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by Goofy_Coyote 3y ago
Cloudflare. Doesn't offer mail hosting though, you can only receive emails. I _think_ you can use Gmail's "Send email as" to send emails, but it will expose your actual email address in the headers.
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by Goofy_Coyote 3y ago
It's an IDA Plugin to diff binaries. Very useful for creating 1-day exploits i.e. when a vendor patches a vulnerablity, you use Diaphora to diff the vulnerable binary vs the patched one to understand what was going on, and create an ex
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by Goofy_Coyote 3y ago
Glad to see this here, lots of great points here. I'm working on a spec for this specific usecase, reading the comments here pointed out a few flaws in my model already.
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by Goofy_Coyote 3y ago
Same!
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by Goofy_Coyote 4y ago
Pardone my ignorance, serious question: Why is this a big deal? I'm probably underestimting the work needed, but it doesn't look like a hard thing to write. What am I missing?
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Ask HN: Resource for Learning Binary Exploitation
1 points by Goofy_Coyote 4y ago|1 comments