cloudyporpoise

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by cloudyporpoise 10mo ago
Great feedback. Many of us are on auto-pilot and taking a little bit of time to reflect, can shape a better version of that auto-pilot. Another useful input is what are other people telling you? This shaped my career early on by either taki
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by cloudyporpoise 2y ago
they don't. This person must believe anyone can create and register any TLD lol https://data.iana.org/TLD/tlds-alpha-by-domain.txt
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LogSnare. A web playground for testing, preventing, and logging IDOR vulns(github.com)
1 points by cloudyporpoise 3y ago|0 comments
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by cloudyporpoise 3y ago
This may be one of the cooler things i've ever seen
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Free and Open-Source Alternatives for Domain Monitoring(guardyourdomain.com)
1 points by cloudyporpoise 3y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How do you take breaks, and stay productive?
1 points by cloudyporpoise 3y ago|2 comments
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by cloudyporpoise 3y ago
Curious how this handles sites behind CloudFlare using bot detection.
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ARM claims trademark infringement of researcher's domain(twitter.com)
7 points by cloudyporpoise 3y ago|0 comments
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Google Ads: An effective phishing delivery mechanism for over a decade(guardyourdomain.com)
5 points by cloudyporpoise 3y ago|2 comments
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by cloudyporpoise 3y ago
So now all those ridiculous job postings requiring 10 years experience with React finally make sense?
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by cloudyporpoise 3y ago
I'm similar to you in that I work in tech and love being outdoors and doing physical activities. What I'm realizing though, is my biggest chance at "making it big" is by doing the work I'm really good at.. which rig
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by cloudyporpoise 3y ago
Seems to be more and more common among cyber-security professionals as well.
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by cloudyporpoise 3y ago
Very cool. Reason I ask is at first glance the header "Search the Internet" to me, implies you are searching the entire internet. It sounds like a more appropriate header would be "Search the obsecure Internet"
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by cloudyporpoise 3y ago
So if there was a new domain, unlinked by anything - this wouldn't find it?
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by cloudyporpoise 3y ago
I've always been curious about how search engines seed their scanning and index programs. Like how do you know what domains, ips, etc.. to start scanning and where is the origin?
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by cloudyporpoise 3y ago
We drill into this in the article and unfortunately many cyber-security tools categorize the education related gTLDs in the same bucket as the verification requiring .edu
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Fraud Friday: Investigation into a ring of fake Universities(guardyourdomain.com)
5 points by cloudyporpoise 3y ago|3 comments
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by cloudyporpoise 4y ago
Nmap's reference guide is very good too. Simple yet thorough. Learned a lot about networking just by reading through this for some example on host discovery. https://nmap.org/book/man.html
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by cloudyporpoise 4y ago
It's sad we can't improve and build modern APIs that can support load and querying and exactly why companies exist whose main business function is scraping services like WhoIs, Social Media, or Sites behind cloudflare.
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by cloudyporpoise 4y ago
This is modern marketing. Provide information "for free" to make it seem as if it's in the best interest of those reading, but the reality is you're building a case for your product or service. All of this content is use
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by cloudyporpoise 4y ago
Any simple thing can be made overly complex. If you're dealing with a truly simple static site, upload your client-side code to Netlify and call it a day. If you want more control, then it will come with more complexity.
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by cloudyporpoise 4y ago
The battle for control continues. I started noticing this personally when using social media and took note of the fact that the browsing was still being done within the app when clicking on an external link. The war on control of data conti
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by cloudyporpoise 4y ago
Thanks everyone for the informative replies. So it sounds like if I wanted to get serious about any app that may use their services, the way to do it is to try and establish a partnership.
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Ask HN: How are platforms like Buffer and Hootsuite allowed to exist?
13 points by cloudyporpoise 4y ago|7 comments
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by cloudyporpoise 4y ago
Companies hiring the people probably also have a need if they are hiring and looking to grow and scale out. I made a "you don't need X / Y / Z" point because I strongly believe most people don't need these tool
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by cloudyporpoise 4y ago
God damn, I love this comment. We manage 8 Linux servers total for an application that is lightly used by our customers but heavily used by our internal workers that constantly reach out to internet services and check for things. Everything
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by cloudyporpoise 4y ago
Sounds like a human to me.
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by cloudyporpoise 4y ago
These anti-scraping corporate activists need to get with the times and allow access to their data, legitimately, through an API. Third parties will scrape and sell the data regardless, so why not just cut them out and even charge for indivi
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by cloudyporpoise 5y ago
I've had two exit interviews and I was brutally honest on both, and both times I ended up forming stronger relationships as a result of my brutal honesty. The first time I left for significantly more money, so it's an easy way to