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by _pdp_ 9y ago
This is a good question. Of course, we are working on it and we are also building a very complex product at the same time. So while the main site is nowhere near what we want it to be it does not mean that we cannot publicly share what we a
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
You are not :) We just suck at explaining our tech very well and it takes a while to realise the value here because even I have not seen any other product offering packaged in the way we do it today - so it could be confusing initially. Thi
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
We will capture this feedback so that we can get back to it. It is very helpful. Thanks. In terms of the verb and the version, you can either select them from the dropdown, type or use dynamic values. The URL and all other input fields, cer
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
Thanks for the feedback. Theming is coming soon. Do you mean design in terms of visuals or design in terms of layout?
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
No need for a license for https://rest.secapps.com and we have all features of Paw.
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AWS S3 Bucket Discovery(blog.websecurify.com)
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
I will use the opportunity to mention our own tool: https://rest.secapps.com/ - some of you may find it useful It has vars and rich text editing like Paw, i.e. you can build complex transforms by nesting what we call text i
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
The whole idea of splitting up a complex software in multiple small processes that do one thing but do it very well is the Unix philosophy all the way.
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AWS S3 Bucket Discovery(blog.websecurify.com)
2 points by _pdp_ 9y ago|1 comments
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
Maybe you want something like Babel JS but for C - i.e. a transpiler.
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
Apollo Computer used Pascal as the systems programming language for its operating systems beginning in 1980. Variants of Pascal have also frequently been used for everything from research projects to PC games and embedded systems. https:&#
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
Window 7/8 at the moment I think.
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
My dad still runs his business on a software I wrote in 1998 in Delphi. I haven't touched it since then but it is the only code I have that still works 19 years later.
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
This is awesome.
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
Many web applications are data-entry centric so yes use more HTML and use less JavaScript because forms are builtin. However, for anything that goes beyond this, JavaScript is not just an option - it is a must. You can avoid it but you will
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
In order to take this further, this functionality needs to be part of the browser so that one can trust the page is not maliciously modified in transit or at the server.
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
I believe it is 100% feasible to create a decentralised, secure network for static content - i.e. static sites. Combined with powerful (and secure) client-side APIs we are on a good track to success. I am not sure what this is but I am sure
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
Java and JavaScript are not that different. We used to have a security testing engine that was written in Java and transpiled into JavaScript with our own compiler. It works and it was OK in the days when static typing was one of those thin
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
We have been using AWS lambda for a while now and it has been a very positive experience. It also allows us to grow steadily and build on top of existing infrastructure independently. It is true though that deploying lambda and API Gateway
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
In our shop where we have built many high-performant, and pretty complex (various types of security tools and all that) react apps, the state is managed at the top-most component and it is passed down to all other components as props. It wo
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
This has nothing to do with the size of your company/startup and it has nothing to do with regulatory compliance. It is a pretty simple at its core: if your company/startup gets breached and as a result PII data leaked, then you a
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
Literally all businesses are run on top of Excel, which, if you like, is sort of a generic app development environment.
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
It is good that it is now dead in the name of security.
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
And if you want to pretend that you are hacking open this: https://haxor.secapps.com/
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
And a browser? My point is that if Electron was provided by default just like .NET or one of the apple frameworks you would not mind it that much and you will think apps built with it are lean when in fact to create a UI rich standalone exe
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
How big is the Android runtime?
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
Once you have access to someones banking account you can typically make small transfers (up to ~£200) without second-factor authentication. So if your service get's breached attackers will have potentially the means to extract real cas
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by _pdp_ 9y ago
https://blog.websecurify.com - and now it even redirects to HTTPS automatically. It was there all the time but for some reason it was turned off.
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Network sniffing in your browser(blog.websecurify.com)
4 points by _pdp_ 9y ago|3 comments
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Basic Auth Bug Bounty Hunter(fuzzer.secapps.com)
2 points by _pdp_ 9y ago|0 comments

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