andersonmvd

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by andersonmvd 8y ago
A bit different, but as a curiosity my AirPod also does not work my Macbook in a high speed train. The connection with an iPhone works perfectly on the other hand. I wonder what's the challenge for laptops to make bluetooth work proper
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by andersonmvd 8y ago
People used to say that opportunity is everywhere, you just need to pay attention. Fun is the same thing. Some things that make every day fun - trying to know for who you are building your software for, talk to this end user, get to know ho
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by andersonmvd 8y ago
I hope you all remember that Brazil is too big to assume that everyone is the same, thus everyone will be late to all appointments. It happens a lot, yes. But be careful to label people in advance. Many (!) Brazilians work overseas, includi
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by andersonmvd 8y ago
People who seek "great money", especially after college, usually end up very miserable in my experience. It's way better to go where you will learn something and enjoy, even if you have to be underpaid. It pays off much more.
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by andersonmvd 8y ago
You just rationalized being rejected from a website because you came from HN. The truth is that you don't know what "toxic" means by the author's own definition or what led him to think that way. It may or may have anyth
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by andersonmvd 9y ago
Do not forget that the taxes are way different and should be accounted for in a comparison.
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by andersonmvd 9y ago
I wonder how it relates to SCION ( https://www.scion-architecture.net/ )
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by andersonmvd 9y ago
The video you just mentioned is a little bit more than 3 minutes, without technical evidence and spoken by one of the best public speakers we've seen. It's ok thinking that Apple focus on your privacy but make sure to see some rea
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by andersonmvd 9y ago
So beware about addiction. Sometimes I make sure to not bring my phone to have more focus, e.g., gym, talk to people, etc.
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by andersonmvd 9y ago
> I generally agree with your conclusions, but I don't understand why you compare JWT to cookies. You're right when it comes to terms. Allow me to clarify what I meant by Cookies and JWT in the explanation above: I was referrin
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by andersonmvd 9y ago
In a nutshell with my comments: Benefits - Easier to (horizontally) scale: that's true. My previous company shut down a few servers thanks to JWT - If it has a vulnerability, just update to patch it ... instead of fixing your customize
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by andersonmvd 9y ago
Not only nikto2, but other scanners ( https://gauntlet.io/en/product/supported-scanners/ ) as well. It comes with open source installed, but integrate with commercial too. Currently each scan triggers a new vir
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by andersonmvd 9y ago
".git" is only one of many checks performed by Nikto (an open source security scanner - https://cirt.net/Nikto2 ), but there are other checks and many other scanners. shameless plug: I've developed a service t
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by andersonmvd 9y ago
Your reasoning is intuitive, but I'm afraid you're wrong to some extent. It's true that it's not an isolated case and PART of the society may be susceptible to pay or receive bribes, but according to a Brazilian historia
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by andersonmvd 9y ago
In the end of the day it looks like false freedom for me. You think that you can move everywhere you want, but you're still using a closed source platform (Google). To have an "open web" we have to have as usable, hassle
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by andersonmvd 9y ago
I wonder why people are so extremist. Just like 'mobile phones are the new cigarette' you don't need to throw them out. You just need to know where to draw the line.
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Facebook fined 150,000 euros by French data watchdog(reuters.com)
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Is OWASP Top 10 No Longer Relevant?(dadario.com.br)
3 points by andersonmvd 9y ago|1 comments
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by andersonmvd 10y ago
It would be cool to somehow be able to send a feedback to the previous user who shared the link. I can see a few things being derivative from this idea. Nice idea, but yeah, horrifying when it comes to security. We really have to trust the
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by andersonmvd 10y ago
My application security newsletter ( https://dadario.com.br )
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by andersonmvd 10y ago
Project: Gauntlet.io ( https://gauntlet.io ) Problem: it's tough to run multiple security tools and get a quick security assessment of a web application. Description: It runs multiple security scanners against your applicatio
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No Password Manager vs. Password Manager(dadario.com.br)
1 points by andersonmvd 10y ago|0 comments
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by andersonmvd 10y ago
Valid point, but searching for the 'cracked' version could also be cultural. It's not like people could not afford, they would prefer to 'feel smart' by having the cracked version instead. For that sake, this '
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by andersonmvd 10y ago
It's a band-aid for an unfixed root cause. Solving problems by talking doesn't work for all people. It astonishes me how broken interview processes are. They just need to see if the candidate will be able to do the daily job of a
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Cryptographic and Non-Cryptographic Hash Functions(dadario.com.br)
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by andersonmvd 10y ago
Not supported in most browsers as said in this thread, but there many other mitigation strategies that do work. Here's a complete writeup: https://dadario.com.br/what-is-csrf/
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Building Data Breach Resistant Applications: Bring Your Own Database(dadario.com.br)
1 points by andersonmvd 10y ago|0 comments
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Building Data Breach Resistant Applications: Bring Your Own Database(dadario.com.br)
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by andersonmvd 10y ago
Wine saved my day to play my (Steam) games on Linux. It's not the same performance on Windows and there are many opportunities to improve, but just being able to play it's amazing.
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Preventing Docker Escaping Attacks(dadario.com.br)
1 points by andersonmvd 10y ago|0 comments

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