brazzledazzle

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by brazzledazzle 12y ago
True, but anyone that can gain privileged access to the computer is already king of the castle. Why attack it offline when you can just keylog it? I think it goes back to being one part of an overall security posture. Encrypt your workstati
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by brazzledazzle 12y ago
But doesn't any service that you authenticate against assume the channel is secure? Presumably this would use SSL. I do agree about the single point of attack though. Perhaps you could do an asynchronous substring check locally when th
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by brazzledazzle 12y ago
It wouldn't have to do it in real time right? It could easily batch typing sessions and have the server chew through them asynchronously.
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by brazzledazzle 12y ago
Could they write a small imap application that dumped the headers into simple json or what have you that we could then verify before submitting? I know it's not exactly user friendly, but it would make the people that care about securi
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by brazzledazzle 12y ago
Yes, but they would be clued in because the SSL certificate wouldn't be valid unless they trust your CA.
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by brazzledazzle 12y ago
If my company doesn't have anything open sourced but I would like to see how others do it to help pitch the idea, would I be welcome to join as an individual? Or should I just wait for the group's output?
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by brazzledazzle 12y ago
I wouldn't say so. I would kill for a halfway decent Ruby shell. On Windows I'd be going on about the power of .net and on nix I'd be promoting how awesome having the power of gems in my shell is. Powershell really is quite g
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by brazzledazzle 12y ago
>ROTFL at mobile sniffing as a premium feature in a consumer product segment selling 400m units a year. Thanks! The condescension is palpable.
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by brazzledazzle 12y ago
Has anyone compared this to rudder ( https://coreos.com/blog/introducing-rudder/ )?
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by brazzledazzle 12y ago
I would like to see some examples as well. The only time I've seen performance issues is with third party commandlets (or very lean hosts).
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by brazzledazzle 12y ago
Powershell is actually a really nice shell/scripting language. I often miss its power, simplicity and not to mention the immense amount of flexibility having all of .net accessible when using a 'nix box.
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by brazzledazzle 12y ago
Can you proxy the searches through something like tor?
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by brazzledazzle 12y ago
They haven't gone after PayPal yet right?
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by brazzledazzle 12y ago
It's still a long way out, but Amazon wants to do drone deliveries that come within hours of your order. One of the main ways that local stores compete for my dollar with Amazon is the immediate gratification I get from being able to g