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by _pdp_ 6y ago
What is the benefit of this over let's say gitlab ci?
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by _pdp_ 6y ago
This one https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero_Trust_Networks
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Thoughts on Zero Trust(gnucitizen.org)
2 points by _pdp_ 6y ago|2 comments
784.
by _pdp_ 6y ago
Close but not close enough. Take an ALB, pair it with your SSO solution (AWS SSO, OneLogin, Okta, etc). Add DUO and make sure to validate the devices as well. You need half if not less of the infrastructure outlined in this article.
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by _pdp_ 6y ago
It is easy to enumerate what is bad for ones life - much harder to define a good life, hence one is able to achieve "good life" by substracting all that is considered "bad life".
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by _pdp_ 6y ago
Good life is the absense of bad life.
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by _pdp_ 6y ago
I work in Security. This process produces no substantial results. They should invest into automation not some ill thought manual review process. This is part of the reasons why the Firefox extensions store is in decline. It is enough to lo
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by _pdp_ 6y ago
My company and I have no interest in supporting Firefox in the future and yes, I still feel betrayed when they dropped XUL. Many people did. Even with WebExtensions, the Firefox extension review process is substantially lacking compared to
789.
by _pdp_ 6y ago
I like the idea. In 99% of the cases, I rather buy the service than develop it from scratch and support it long-term. Most consumer-facing services I've seen are relatively cheap. I only tend to develop existing things if I find there
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by _pdp_ 6y ago
The iOS SDKs provide a number of features that increase developer productivity, many of which are related accessibility because this is what iOS SDKs are all about. It is not like the iOS OS automatically does all of the work for you, it is
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by _pdp_ 6y ago
And who is best to decide what is best for the application but the developer who created it? If I want to create an app that looks like a game and just happen not to run fullscreen why should we even discuss conformity with native UIs as a
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by _pdp_ 6y ago
Please don't take it the wrong way but using the same logic gaming engine are not native either because they have a scripting component to draw all the widgets on the screen. I get exactly what you mean though but I find this logic dif
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Getting Started with Pown Apps(secapps.com)
2 points by _pdp_ 6y ago|0 comments
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by _pdp_ 6y ago
How big are all the development libraries and tools that made that 50MB final install pack?
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by _pdp_ 6y ago
Btw, nobody is forcing anyone to use any packages from npm. You can easily use whatever repository you want. You can store your dependencies in your source repositories together with you application or another entirely separate repo. JavaSc
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by _pdp_ 6y ago
Deno makes not sense to me outside of hobby projects, lambda functions and other small components. Large projects with thousands of lines of code will be difficult to support with this paradigm. The security model is also not great. I appla
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by _pdp_ 6y ago
While I agree that NPM can be improved, most people who are complaining about the number of dependencies have no idea what they are doing. If you install a package without the --production, which is default, you get everything including per
798.
by _pdp_ 6y ago
You can apply the Lindy power law :)
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The art of finding information leaks in GitHub Gists and elsewhere(secapps.com)
1 points by _pdp_ 6y ago|0 comments
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Finding Secrets in Travis CI(secapps.com)
2 points by _pdp_ 6y ago|0 comments
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by _pdp_ 6y ago
A little bit of C can do a lot, yet most 3A games are written with frameworks.
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Thoughts on Zero Trust(gnucitizen.org)
2 points by _pdp_ 6y ago|0 comments
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Deploy Serverless Applications with a single Terraform module(github.com)
1 points by _pdp_ 6y ago|0 comments
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by _pdp_ 6y ago
This is equivalant of the AWS CIS Benchmark if you use Security Hub. It is also way cheaper.
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by _pdp_ 7y ago
There is an alternative if interested: https://secapps.com/market/recon - mostly free with subscription if you want to save the maps and work in teams https://github.com/pownjs/pown-recon - the op
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by _pdp_ 7y ago
Writing some basic apps with vanila js is fine. But I think we use browsers for much more than this these days. For that we do need this level of overhead because DOM is just too simple for the task.
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by _pdp_ 7y ago
That is cool but I am wonder why no browser provided any HTTP request/response interception response. In 2020 we still rely on proxies which is crazy given the amount of heavily lifting browsers do these days.
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Pown CDB – Interactive HTTP Interception Tool for Chrome and Other Browsers(github.com)
1 points by _pdp_ 7y ago|0 comments
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S3cp – simple, standalone AWS S3 copy utility for minimal docker containers(github.com)
1 points by _pdp_ 8y ago|0 comments
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Full Recon of Airbnb(bountyhq.secapps.com)
1 points by _pdp_ 8y ago|0 comments

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