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by andy112 5y ago
Manually removing the duplicates seemed to work fine until yesterday when I noticed everything except for a newly-added account is now gone
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Google Authenticator on iOS 15 bug: Don't delete the duplicated accounts(support.google.com)
3 points by andy112 5y ago|1 comments
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by andy112 7y ago
we got 503s in multiple AZs in us-east-1 and are still unable to start a specific instance in us-east-1b :(
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by andy112 7y ago
we are still seeing issues here
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by andy112 11y ago
Which article were you reading? You can actually see a list of all resources served from scriptobservatory.org for the last 6 months here: https://scriptobservatory.org/webpage/b0852f543b380fd1515112... There are no ad
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by andy112 11y ago
Yes, the two are considered as if they were completely separate sites.
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by andy112 11y ago
Yep that looks like a good string to key off of. The results for the site you mentioned are here - https://scriptobservatory.org/webpage/543677125f1bea8226ba7c... - but I don't see anything that looks like a clear
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by andy112 11y ago
Hmm, that sounds strange. If you were only able to reproduce it on a Nexus 5, I don't think analysis with ScriptObservatory will be easy. I'd still suggest submitting the URLs to be scanned by the robo-browser and then looking to
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by andy112 11y ago
Hi all. This is a side-project I've been working on for a while now. From the FAQs page: Why is something like this a good idea? JavaScript, iframes, and other embedded web content have the potential to cause your browser to take unwan
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Show HN: ScriptObservatory.org – How much malicious JavaScript goes unnoticed?(scriptobservatory.org)
38 points by andy112 11y ago|9 comments
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by andy112 11y ago
Hi all. This is a side-project I've been working on for a while now. From the FAQs page: Why is something like this a good idea? JavaScript, iframes, and other embedded web content have the potential to cause your browser to take unwan
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Show HN: ScriptObservatory.org – How much malicious JavaScript goes unnoticed?(scriptobservatory.org)
1 points by andy112 11y ago|1 comments
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by andy112 11y ago
Got it. Thanks very much!
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by andy112 11y ago
Hi, I run the site https://scriptobservatory.org , which scans the internet and keeps track of what JavaScript people are sent as they browse the internet. Could you drop me an email with a copy of the exploit script (OR a list o
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by andy112 12y ago
Very cool way of thinking about it! Thanks for that elaboration. Re: SoftwareMaven's "why is the 'player character' so important?", I don't think the player character we follow is necessarily any more importan
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by andy112 12y ago
Can you give a concrete example of what you mean?
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by andy112 13y ago
Looking at the numbers, if you have $10,000 in your checking account, CapitalOne360 Checking pays .2% APR while Simple pays 0.01%. With $10,000 in your account, that's a difference of $19 / year. To me, that's negligible. Esp
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Ask HN: How much do CEOs know about their company's govt contracts?
1 points by andy112 13y ago|0 comments
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by andy112 13y ago
If they were to release the plaintext of Alice's (or, in their case, Paul's) message, wouldn't that include the secret email address? FWIW, I agree the contest is a sham for the reasons moxie & others listed here and else
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by andy112 13y ago
Others can hopefully chime in with more, but when I first was learning about it, my reaction to the word "hologram" was the same as your (1). My understanding is that when they say "hologram", they're simply meaning
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Show HN: whatshouldiknow.net(whatshouldiknow.net)
2 points by andy112 13y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: whatshouldiknow.net -- share what you've learned(whatshouldiknow.net)
1 points by andy112 13y ago|0 comments
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by andy112 13y ago
Is that the only significant force that would act on it, though?
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Ask HN: How would a stock-market crash affect the bitcoin exchange rate?
1 points by andy112 13y ago|3 comments
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by andy112 13y ago
Can anyone explain what exactly is meant by "SSL added and removed here! :-)"?
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by andy112 13y ago
The primary reason the House has been a deal-stopper so far is more because of Boehner's resistance to bring bills to the floor unless they would be supported by a majority of the House Republicans regardless of whether they'd pas
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by andy112 13y ago
Source? Is the opt-in feature noted here [1] what you're referring to? [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghostery#Criticism
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by andy112 13y ago
I was primarily meaning the crypto primitives. (see http://valerieaurora.org/hash.html for a neat chart of past and present hash functions and their lifetimes.) Migrating over to "bitcoin-B" or some other variant
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by andy112 13y ago
"...is able to remain stable in the long run." How sure are you that there won't be any significant breakthroughs in bitcoin-mining math/tech over the next 30 years? 100 years?
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Your phone number can be harvested and associated with account info on Facebook(yro.slashdot.org)
1 points by andy112 14y ago|0 comments

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