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AdNauseam: clicking ads so you don't have to(adnauseam.io)
1 points by Mojah 11y ago|0 comments
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A scrollbar proposal(medium.com)
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Ask HN: As a dev/sysadmin, what can I do help refugees in Europe?
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The Worst Possible DevOps Advice(ma.ttias.be)
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Beta Program Announcements LetsEncrypt.org(community.letsencrypt.org)
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When a Gigabyte isn't a Gigabyte(ma.ttias.be)
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The Lie We Live: The Gigabyte That Isn't(ma.ttias.be)
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Firefox Nightly starts marking login-forms in HTTP as insecure(ma.ttias.be)
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Firefox Nightly marks password form fields in plain HTTP as insecure(ma.ttias.be)
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Firefox Nightly starts marking login-forms in HTTP as insecure(ma.ttias.be)
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How SSH in Windows Server Completely Changes the Game(ma.ttias.be)
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You Need Passion(ma.ttias.be)
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When Private Browsing Isn't Private on iOS: HTML5 and AirPlay(ma.ttias.be)
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25% of all websites are about to get a REST API(ma.ttias.be)
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25% of all websites are about to get a REST API(ma.ttias.be)
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Rogue Wave Acquires the Company Behind PHP, Zend(linkedin.com)
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Terminal Escape Sequences: What You See Is Not What You Get(ma.ttias.be)
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The Ping That Makes a Sound(ma.ttias.be)
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by Mojah 11y ago
Yes, or view via `less` or a hexdumper. But how many sysadmins do you know rely on `cat` for their day-to-day use? Too many, I reckon.
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by Mojah 11y ago
One of the potential problems here is the fact that even just inspecting the "curl" result of the file can trick sysadmins into executing code they did not wanted executed. Imagine the following scenario: $ curl something.tld >
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XSS for Linux Sysadmins: Terminal Escape Sequences Hide Potential Malicious Code(ma.ttias.be)
1 points by Mojah 11y ago|0 comments
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XSS for Linux Sysadmins: Terminal Escape Sequences(ma.ttias.be)
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by Mojah 11y ago
I can image you're the exception and not the rule. Everyone starting out with Unix/Linux will surely use cat/head/tail/more and should be aware of the possible consequences. This is one of those things where "u
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Terminal escape sequences – the new XSS for Linux sysadmins(ma.ttias.be)
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You can now enable HTTP/2 support in Nginx(ma.ttias.be)
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Nginx 1.9.5 supports experimental HTTP/2 module(nginx.org)
2 points by Mojah 11y ago|0 comments
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CertificateChain.io: SSL certificate chain resolver(certificatechain.io)
1 points by Mojah 11y ago|0 comments
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Death to Bullshit(deathtobullshit.com)
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Why Programming Is Less Rewarding Than Designing (2009)(ma.ttias.be)
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by Mojah 11y ago
So we currently have 2 local privilege escalation exploits [1] available for Mac OSX. Apple appears to be in no rush to fix the first one, I wouldn't bet my money on this vulnerability getting a fix any time soon, either ... [1] http:

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