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by _pdp_ 9y ago
I fully agree. That being said, cryptocurrencies have real-world application as soon as we pass the gold rush.
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
Let me know if you have any ideas what other transforms to include inside the tool.
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Full Recon of Linkedin(recon.secapps.com)
3 points by _pdp_ 9y ago|3 comments
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I Bet My Bitcoin Like a Gambler, and It Made Me Scared for the Future(motherboard.vice.com)
2 points by _pdp_ 9y ago|2 comments
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
That's cool. I recently started building a graphical tool as well. Slightly different direction though. Here is a map of uber's public network estate: https://recon.secapps.com/f/EMaO
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
Electron provides some nice integrations with the base OS that you can access with JS. However, such abstraction, although maybe not as complete as the one in Electron, can be easily written so that the native browser can be used as the mai
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
I am a fan of VIM but I find the whole discussion around Electron rather amusing - almost as if we need to justify our need for regular punishment by reinventing the wheel. It is fun to do things from scratch but it will not get you there f
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Recon: browser-based open source intelligence tool(recon.secapps.com)
2 points by _pdp_ 9y ago|0 comments
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
There is also this one https://secapps.com/market/rest if you want even more UI goodness with support for variables and transformations. See the screenshots. Theme support is also going in soon. Disclosure: I am the fo
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
I can send customer support transcript if you want as attacking me does nothing constructive for this conversation. Also, if you do a quick web search you will find that this is not just unlucky, it is common although in the grand scheme of
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
Do you work for Coinbase?
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
Unless you buy with credit cards, good luck making bank transfers work on Coinbase. EDIT: Downvoting with no explanation will not change my experience. I believe that cryptocurrencies are the future but having to wait weeks for a simple ban
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
Physical security, digital security and fraud prevention are separate fields. They may all have something to do with "security" but the goals are very different and as a result, the management structure needs to be different. If
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
With great power comes great responsibility - yah I know this is cliche but it is true. While I would love to see services like HIBP used to improve the overall security of the Internet, I also have my doubts that it will be useful and I sp
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
Of course - such service will not be mainstream. Gmail is free but we know what we pay with.
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
Maybe this is an opportunity for some of you to setup the next gen of ISPs that do not track. I am not sure what is the feasibility for this in the states but it is certainly possible in UK (I think). This is a nice niche to carve and build
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
This reminds of my 9year old vulnerability reported here: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=469939 . Essentially one can trick a user into typing their credentials into a phishing site although it may appear they
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
Not everything is data. Interesting computer science (and just science for that matter) problems have a lot to do with data but the rest falls under entertainment or utility problems. To write this type of software using only ML models you
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
Google killed the RSS feeds for me. On the flip-side, I am thinking to get back to them sometime soon.
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
The bad news is that soon CIA will not have to build their own infrastructure due to the rise of all kinds of public P2P technologies. The best type of covert operation is the one that is hidden in plain sight.
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
I thought about this too when I was writing my comment but then I was also hoping that someone else will correct me.
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
Not sure if this is true but I heard that currently less then 1% of the world population holds bitcoin deposits. Only a handful of people are holding large bitcoin deposits. Now if you believe that Bitcoin will get widely adopted then why i
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
Our modules currently are at 96398 lines of code (I am not counting the apps). It is still maintainable and perfectly understandable. Everything is split into module though and then every module has its own tests and its own examples. We la
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
Does it catch security problems because this code returned 0 issues? var lave = eval(atob(document.location.hash.slice(1))) console.log(lave.name)
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
I know this will be cool if combined with machine learning but to do what? :)
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
With the risk of being downvoted, I would like to share my thoughts. IMHO I find that many people on HN continuously seek for an excuse to not ship that product or that particular feature that caused them so many hours of frustration. I kno
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
Is it really a failure if X-Frame-Options header is missing on a blog? If it is a failure then why not just make it not possible to use iframes at the browser level. Without context, this service misrepresents the real security of any given
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
The Google cloud vision API will do this for ~$3 but you will need to automate it yourself, which you might need to do anyway with other services.
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Cracking CAPTCHAs Using Google Cloud Vision API(blog.websecurify.com)
2 points by _pdp_ 9y ago|0 comments
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
Many types of CAPTCHA systems can be defeated with machine learning models and OCR. Google provides its own called Google Vision API. Here is a brief example how this is done in practice: https://blog.websecurify.com/2017&#x

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