MrMrtn

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   by MrMrtn 3y ago

   > So it seems like a catalogue of (possible?) exploits in commonly-available executables, libraries and scripts that may already be present on a target machine That is pretty correct, but it is not necessarily an exploit or vulnerability
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   by MrMrtn 6y ago

   For those of us working incident response, it is exactly what is keeping us up at night these days
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   by MrMrtn 10y ago

   To be honest I would rather have the vote arrow moved somewhere else. I'm often more interested in collapsing a comment thread than voting. I'm not sure if this is something only I care about though.
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   How a bug in VS2015 exposed my source code on GitHub and cost me $6,500(humankode.com)

   143 points by MrMrtn 11y ago|108 comments
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   by MrMrtn 12y ago

   This also reminds me a bit of http://xkcd.com/538/ . Cryptography is only as strong as its weakest link. That link more often than not is the human factor.
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   A veteran teacher turned coach shadows two students for two days(grantwiggins.wordpress.com)

   154 points by MrMrtn 12y ago|47 comments