ValtteriL

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   by ValtteriL 5y ago

   "I am wondering whether it would be legal to try to automatically check for known exploits, in order to ‘p0wn’ the wannabe-attacker and disable their system instead." Absolutely illegal. Don't do that. Also, if your setup is
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   by ValtteriL 5y ago

   I started a business recently and started advertising with Google Ads. No luck with 10€/day for two months despite iterating on keywords, ads, and landing pages a few times. Had to stop the campaigns to avoid wasting money. What I star
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   by ValtteriL 5y ago

   Good work! I personally love this kind of small scripts for simple reports. Next, try to do it all in AWK ;-)
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   GoIP-1 GSM gateway could be harnessed for phone fraud by hackers(shufflingbytes.com)

   43 points by ValtteriL 5y ago|5 comments
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   9% of nameservers misconfigured to leak all records(shufflingbytes.com)

   1 points by ValtteriL 5y ago|3 comments
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   by ValtteriL 5y ago

   Resubmitting with a better title.
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   DNS records of 1% .fi domains exposed through Zone Transfers(shufflingbytes.com)

   2 points by ValtteriL 5y ago|0 comments
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   by ValtteriL 5y ago

   This is correct :D I verified this by calling again and pressing 1.
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   I made 50k calls to explore the telephone network(shufflingbytes.com)

   333 points by ValtteriL 5y ago|177 comments
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    What I learned of the VoIP hacker scene by setting up a SIP Honeypot(shufflingbytes.com)

    5 points by ValtteriL 6y ago|0 comments