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by abuani 9y ago
How much of it do you think deals particularly around security updates? Samsung is getting a lot of flack for the OS they use in embedded devices being notoriously behind on security updates(think TV's, Fridges, appliances etc), that i
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by abuani 9y ago
Which doesn't abdicate responsibility from the CTO of the company to have practices in place that could have prevented this. While I'm going to hold my breath on being threatened with legal claims, to be fired for something that a
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by abuani 9y ago
Of course! And I would really suggest that if this is something of particular interest to you, to read some of the literature I listed above as a basis. I've had to adapt a large majority of what I read to my personal life, but it&#x27
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by abuani 9y ago
That's honestly a great point, and I had to mull this over quite a bit so I apologize for the delay. I wrote that as a complete stream of thought trying to deduce what I've learned over 3 years, so it makes sense that I'd lea
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by abuani 9y ago
I've gone through this recently, and it's very difficult to overcome. I've read close to 50 books on topics like this, and some of the best advice I have gotten are from 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, Turn that ship aro
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by abuani 9y ago
My personal thought is to start with a small project that has a high value but low risk of failure. I've convinced my boss the need for an intern, and he's going to work to make it happen. When I was hired, I was tasked with what
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by abuani 9y ago
Not trying to be lazy here, but what are some legitimate resources to begin learning? I'm willing to wade through the complexity, so white papers or research is also very welcome.
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by abuani 9y ago
I found this: https://github.com/abdulfatir/ZipBomb which I will be looking into today! Are zipbombs typically something a developer should be actively writing to protect against? Or does a library like Helmet typicall
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by abuani 9y ago
I have never felt such a greater sense of inadequacy in cyber security as I have after reading this article. This is simply amazing the level of sophistication Eddie was in terms of an attack on the service, and the mitigation techniques us
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by abuani 9y ago
Talent Is Overrated spends a considerable amount of time talking about this topic. Over the past few years, the more I began to reject the notion of passion being a prerequisite to growth, the more adapt I was at switching perspectives to c
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by abuani 9y ago
I tried to tab for autocomplete and it toggles Chrome's info button showing the sites not secure. How to I put in a pull request for autocomplete?
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by abuani 9y ago
Much appreciated! And the other users comment was super helpful! I wonder if there would be any interest(or even feasibility) in implementing a REST api data explorer that wraps the REST Api into a GraphQL endpoint so you can have similar d
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by abuani 9y ago
I'm not going to lie, this is the first time I've heard of Kiva. Can you talk about some of the reasons why you chose GraphQL and what some of the technical problems that you've solved that were drastically easier in GraphQL
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by abuani 9y ago
Yeah my current options are Verizon DSL(1.5Mbps) or Comcast. During non peak hours, I can normally hit 200Mmb download/upload, but during peak hours I'm lucky to be able to stream a song or video without it lagging. I'm about
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by abuani 9y ago
It's always easier to identify the bad then it is to identify the good. Especially if you're coming at this from a specific perspective "This company sucks!", then you're bound to find something that doesn't st
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by abuani 9y ago
I interviewed with them a number of years ago, and particularly remembered after the initial wave of interviews asking what they felt about their moral obligation to protect users data because they had full read/write access to emails.
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by abuani 10y ago
This really hits close to home for me. The first four years of my career I had the exact same sentiment. I would be able to complete my work in the first few hours of the day and just screw around after that. It was often misguided and didn