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Semper Ubi Sub Ubi – Things They Don't Teach You in School
(netmeister.org)
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11y ago
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chilgart
11y ago
This is a timely piece for me after seeing and hearing thoughts from the YC side[0] and the practitioner side[1]. I'm of the belief that many security issues can't be innovated away like a stereotypical startup is funded to solve.
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Code Inflation [pdf]
(computer.org)
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chilgart
11y ago
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Chromium-based Aviator Going Open Source
(blog.whitehatsec.com)
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chilgart
12y ago
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chilgart
12y ago
It's Burp Suite. http://www.portswigger.net/
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chilgart
12y ago
It's a neat site, but can you explain why I would use it over https://www.ssllabs.com/ ?
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Why I resigned my role at OWASP
(lists.owasp.org)
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12y ago
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BitHub = Bitcoin + GitHub. An experiment in funding privacy OSS
(whispersystems.org)
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chilgart
13y ago
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chilgart
13y ago
My favorite so far is Samuel L. Jackson Highest rated film: Pulp Fiction (1994) - 9.0 Lowest rated film: Hail Caesar (1994)- 2.9
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McAfee CTO Phyllis Schneck to be named next DHS deputy cyber undersecretary
(scmagazine.com)
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13y ago
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chilgart
13y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4916983
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chilgart
13y ago
[citation needed]
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chilgart
14y ago
Thanks for the comment. I managed to snag a 16GB at 6:08 EST and I'm crossing my fingers that the order doesn't get lost.
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chilgart
14y ago
The first time I ever visited Kickstarter was almost a year ago today. I don't remember how but I became interested in a neat little device called the Klinggon ( http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/klinggon/klinggon-the-ma... ). I thought a
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chilgart
14y ago
This particular article is credited to Ben Kuchera, ex-gaming editor for Ars Technica of nine or so years. While he may not be a high-profile programmer or developer, his past work is evidence that he knows quite a bit about the industry.