bifel

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Microsoft SMBv3 compression remote code execution vulnerability(kb.cert.org)
4 points by bifel 7y ago|0 comments
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by bifel 7y ago
Wouldn't putting "everyone in a numbered sequence unknown to them" require a random number, which we don't have?
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by bifel 9y ago
The method (at least here in my country) is really simple (and not really a secret): The voicemail can be reached from a special number. This number is easy to derive from the actual phone number (usually inserting one or two digits, depend
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by bifel 10y ago
Having done a lot of python recently, this looks great (and familiar). But some things feel a little bit rushed: - In the example "(o is int i || (o is string s && int.TryParse(s, out i))": When reading this statement as a
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by bifel 12y ago
Using distinct and windowing functions to avoid writing group-by clauses may work fine with Postgres but is a very ugly hack.
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by bifel 12y ago
I think it's a shame that many database courses don't even mention advanced features like CTEs or Window functions. It makes me cringe anytime I see a statement with complicated nested self joins to solve a problem that should not
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by bifel 12y ago
Is "changing the locks" (revoking the certificate) really so complicated that this "janitor-solution" is easier/cheaper/safer?
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by bifel 12y ago
I don't get it. What's the point in keeping the key secret from cloudflare whilst providing a key server signing everything it is asked to sign? Isn't this like "Sorry I don't trust you enough to provide you a key t
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by bifel 13y ago
so does any eval'd code
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by bifel 13y ago
Common Table expressions are part of the SQL:1999 standard. Most RDBMS can handle them.