Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
Shank
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
43 ms
·
601.
▲
Rolling Pwn Attack
(rollingpwn.github.io)
1 points
by
Shank
4y ago
|
0 comments
602.
▲
by
Shank
4y ago
> x86-64 system with four gigabit ethernet ports Do you have any suggestions / personal experience with systems like this? I'm really concerned about getting something that isn't powerful enough to process stuff at gigabit
603.
▲
by
Shank
4y ago
It's not Steam's DRM -- the game relies on a server system hosted by Ubisoft, which is being shut down on September 1st. You'll still technically be able to download and execute the game binary on Steam but it won't conn
604.
▲
by
Shank
4y ago
> Using your example of background checks it’s probably more valuable to have proper acls and audit trail internally than doing background checks which is a really low signal compared to the level of hassle I agree with your idea, but ba
605.
▲
FDIC Scrutinizing Voyager’s Marketing on Safety of Customer Deposit Accounts
(wsj.com)
1 points
by
Shank
4y ago
|
0 comments
606.
▲
The Art of Mac Malware: Volume I: Analysis
(taomm.org)
105 points
by
Shank
4y ago
|
25 comments
607.
▲
by
Shank
4y ago
> Is BTC a security? Probably not in the traditional sense. The difference Bitcoin has to most cryptocurrencies is that it was specifically designed with no "premined" blocks and no preordained rewards. In contrast, a lot of pr
608.
▲
by
Shank
4y ago
> I assume some of those supporters are along similar social policies lines for this. There's only 100 senators, and of those senators, the majority is just "50" (because the vice president is a tie breaker), and in that m
609.
▲
by
Shank
4y ago
This is basically the reason why I grabbed a Steam Deck. The upside with having a Steam library is that so far, Steam is the longest-lived downloadable/online game platform there is. I'd rather have a portable Steam library and ow
610.
▲
by
Shank
4y ago
> MEGA can recover a user's RSA private key by maliciously tampering with 512 login attempts. I think this attack is really interesting and novel, but 512 login attempts is pretty high. I have a Mega account and I think I've lo
611.
▲
by
Shank
4y ago
> Their status page is a joke, likely crippled to reduce legal liability, but at this point it's just an outright misrepresentation. It's just Atlassian Statuspage, which is a manually-updated incident response system. Unlike A
612.
▲
by
Shank
4y ago
It's definitely broken for one-off reports, but in the last beta period (for iOS/iPadOS 15), they actually made some changes. There are user visible "Resolution" and "Recent similar reports" fields. I actually
613.
▲
by
Shank
4y ago
> Tumblr says that child pornography was the reason for its app’s sudden disappearance from the iOS App Store. The app has been missing from the store since November 16th, but until now the reason for its absence was unclear — initially
614.
▲
by
Shank
4y ago
I think it's actually a good sign that they're running a governance vote in-response to backlash. The first proposal was seemingly executed with very very little time, and only 1% of the governance token was actually required [1][
615.
▲
by
Shank
4y ago
From experience managing a program, one of the benefits of HackerOne is that we can actually pay more researchers. It's surprisingly annoying to pay researchers via direct wire and other means. HackerOne is, legitimately, an amazing in
616.
▲
by
Shank
4y ago
disclaimer: I manage a HackerOne program. > After having been denied a bug bounty for reporting a vulnerability directly, and often spent frustrating amounts of time just trying to get a response even from major companies, I've basi
617.
▲
by
Shank
4y ago
disclaimer/context: I'm a HackerOne customer (I manage a program, and heavily compared Bugcrowd to HackerOne prior to purchase). > Practically, HackerOne is already in the business of validating vulnerability reports, and they
618.
▲
by
Shank
4y ago
Archive.org supports torrents for downloading huge files (i.e., >50gb archives of content) and the like. You can probably debate endlessly piracy, ethics, "backups of media that have been purchased but have rotted away due to disc r
619.
▲
SLND1: Mitigate Risk from Whale
(realms.today)
3 points
by
Shank
4y ago
|
0 comments
620.
▲
by
Shank
4y ago
> So are you locked in with Apple if you use this, or can you switch all your existing passwords to another "passkey provider/service" ? Eventually, yes. Not now, but the goal is eventually, yes. It requires support to com
621.
▲
by
Shank
4y ago
I'm so glad that this was posted. I, too, have recently been thinking about how the FDIC works given the lockout of funds at Celsius. This is an incredible read. I've also dived into this more, however. It turns out the FDIC maint
622.
▲
When Soatok Used Bugcrowd
(soatok.blog)
15 points
by
Shank
4y ago
|
0 comments
623.
▲
Cryptographic Side-Channels (Timing Leaks) in JSBN
(github.com)
1 points
by
Shank
4y ago
|
0 comments
624.
▲
by
Shank
4y ago
> The MLS live and on-demand content on the Apple TV app will be available to anyone with internet access across all devices where the app can be found, including iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV 4K, and Apple TV HD; Samsung, LG, Panasonic, S
625.
▲
by
Shank
4y ago
@never_released is exactly where I ended up, but I was hoping there was more information available. Sadly, it looks like researchers on Twitter and `man cryptex` are the only sources of information floating around for this stuff.
626.
▲
by
Shank
4y ago
> especially if you’ve been listening in to what the team has been talking about during WWDC Do you have specific talk links? I'd love to dive in more but I don't know which sessions contain the most useful details.
627.
▲
by
Shank
4y ago
I can see this reading both ways. I'm extremely skeptical of Autopilot/FSD claims, but it all depends on interpretation. All of the currently available documentation states that Autopilot/FSD can give you a "take over im
628.
▲
by
Shank
4y ago
> As long as you have an AppleTV or similar connected to service your need for “smarts” it won’t be hard to leave the TV offline. Do these TVs start up and boot directly into the selected input for something like an Apple TV, or do you h
629.
▲
by
Shank
4y ago
I highly suggest reading “An incomplete history of Forbes.com as a platform for scams, grift, and bad journalism” [0], as it covers the situation with Forbes’ declining quality quite well. [0]: https://www.niemanlab.org/2022
630.
▲
by
Shank
4y ago
> I don't fully get the vision behind it. GPUs - even mobile ones - can power these kind of graphics for comparable or less power consumption. And the future is even brighter with M1/M2 chips and progress in the like. From a cy
More ›