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by _pdp_ 9y ago
Very nice find! I loved it!
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
If the rumours that Zuckerberg is prepping for the US presidency are true then this will be one of the first attacks to come on his business and character.
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
There are many non-printable characters that can be used to hide whatever you want in plain sight.
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
My own experience here - I am based in London. There is a huge talent shortage and huge skill gap. So not only there are not enough people to cover every single role out there but there is also lack of skill and solid understandings of secu
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
First of all, interesting! Second, this is some sort of security information and event management (SIEM)? At least this is what it looks like from the brief description put online.
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
The email was invented in 72. There you go!
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Show HN: Co-Pilot – Guided Vulnerability Scanning(secapps.com)
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
This is strange. FF dev tools are a lot quicker for our apps then the Chrome dev tools. In fact, the Chrome dev tools are snail speed compared to the FF ones. Again, this might be related to the type of app you are developing.
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
We have integrated Coinbase recently. Transactions take over a day to get verified. This is fine because the product is an annual subscription. That being said, except as an alternative to an international transfer, BTC has not much e-comme
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
Thanks. I will have a look. Btw, the tool will be a black-box vulnerability scanner but just like ZAP, it will be able to proxy as well - all nicely packaged with minimal dependencies and no framebuffer rendering - so it should be snappy.
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
Of course, and that will work. However, what if the vulnerability artefacts need to be converted into issues in GitLab? That will require a much deeper integration then printing the details in the build log. Dropping a file will be easy. We
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
Most of the problems are around docker not cleaning up after itself. Eventually, the discs get full and then we have to manually clean things up. Another problem is that for whatever reason CI cannot checkout the git repo so the build fails
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
I was suspecting that. Thanks for sharing this info. It will be really nice if you guys implement ways to swap the built-in DAST tool. My startup is actually going to release something really cool and useful in the next couple of weeks and
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
The security testing feature is definitely interesting but I wonder how it performs as that by itself is a non-trivial task. It can be done for sure but it takes a lot of resources and care to make it useful. EDIT: I would like to add that
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
Lambda and dynamo are currently 600% cheaper than running our own instances. For us, we are making substantial savings. In fact, the biggest cost is not Lambda itself but dynamo because we had to create quite a few indexes. Frankly, these t
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
If there is a real need to port your infrastructure you can do it in small steps. Using single cloud provider is also not smart. If I need to do huge data processing I will never do it with AWS although this is where the rest of the infrast
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
We decided to base our new platform on serverless - previously docker. Couldn't be any happier. Everything runs as expected and I don't need to worry about a tone of things. People talk about vendor lock-in and all that. If you do
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
Everything is a lock-in. :) Lambda has a straightforward interface so wrapping your functions in something else should be easy enough.
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
I supposed limited to owns imagination. While I agree it will be a fundamental shift in thinking, especially for current and older generations, kids who are born and grow with this mindset will have no problem finding something else to do.
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Bounty Programs – What You Need to Know(blog.websecurify.com)
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Pown Proxy(blog.websecurify.com)
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Our Browser Tech(blog.websecurify.com)
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Amazon's 'Electric Dreams' Is Your New 'Black Mirror'(mashable.com)
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
I've been a huge fan of JavaScript since 2005. My roots are in Fortran, Pascal, C/C++, ASM, later Perl and Python and Java. JS is by far is the most convenient language I've ever worked with and thanks to BabelJS it is even b
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Landing Recon: Open-Source Intelligence Tool(blog.websecurify.com)
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Cryptocurrencies to end in tears says famed investor Warren Buffet(theregister.co.uk)
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
This is by far one of my most favourite books.
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Bugsnag snares $9M Series B, now gives you a software stability score(techcrunch.com)
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Web App Security Health Check: All Vulns Covered(secapps.com)
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
Recon is an information gathering and target identification tool using open-source inteligence (OSINT). So with this tool, you can find stuff :) which is important in terms of security.

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