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Smell of a comet
(news.com.au)
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any IPs for pinging? I'm curious what the latency is compared to Ireland from here (Eastern Europe).
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12y ago
Yes the syntax looks familiar, I got few more responses that match the commands from that pastebin. Seems like a general C&C setup where they just add new exploits as they get published. Anyhow, doesn't seem like it sends anything
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12y ago
Interesting. I ran the "nginx" binary thru strace in a vagrant vm and got some connection attempts to a clouldflare IP connect(3, {sa_family=AF_INET, sin_port=htons(80), sin_addr=inet_addr("108.162.197.26")}, 16) = 0 but
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EBay to ask users to change their passwords
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12y ago
Finally, the javascript decodes to something like this http://pastebin.com/13HrVgBr
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12y ago
So since you nerd snipped me already, I took all three functions from index.php and decoded them, here is the output: http://pastebin.com/8vq5S94A The code uses a curl to [removed] html source code of the link shows another
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12y ago
So I took index.php with preg_replace :) I took the first function and decoded the first bytes of hex, which gave the infamous eval(gzinflate(base64_decode( function. Then I used http://www.whitefirdesign.com/tools/deob
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12y ago
There is an interesting observation about Asian cultures made by Malcolm Gladwell in his book Outliers [1]. He argues that one of the reasons why Asians are _statistically_ better at math than others is because of the language and cultural
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12y ago
joj vidjao sam ti ovaj nick na krstarici jbt :)
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12y ago
HMO: I'm a Linux/UNIX Engineer with some solid experience in enterprise grade technologies like clusters (PowerHA), virtualization (PowerVM, KVM, bit of VMWare), etc. I did a lot of work with IBM tech in general - AIX, Power syste
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12y ago
> (Advanced?) topic about networking (everything from Cisco routers to network security) Did you consider getting a Cisco certificate as a way to upskill yourself in the networking area? CCNA will give you a solid base, and Jeremy Cioara
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13y ago
I switched from Hetzner to these guys few months ago. They are in the same price range but offer DDOS protection (Hetzner just null-routes you in such situations), which can be handy. Basically you get what you pay for. Not much of a custom
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13y ago
Exactly. I for one find it slightly annoying that people use the term _discrimination_ so lightly, even though its quite possible that the reason behind this issue is incompetence.
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13y ago
As someone who has been living as an immigrant for past two and a half years, I can only agree to this. Getting emotional distance from a problem comes easy for me, if I'm thinking about it in English (its not my native language). On t
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13y ago
I really, really want to say that I think this technology is a bad idea. But I don't. I don't think that the technology is the problem here, as Digital Recognition said they are not _technically_ invading privacy since the license
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13y ago
Never said wasn't, just that we came a long way since the Roman era ;)
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13y ago
There are many standardized and reviewed encryption methods out there that are much more complex and secured than a simple XOR. I think the point he was trying to make is that this technique doesn't even deserved to be called an encryp
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13y ago
Indeed. But still, somehow I think it makes sense to consider such stats, especially if differences are quite big between contributions on eg, Wednesday compared to Saturday/Sunday. In any case, I would love to see more of these stati
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13y ago
These stats can actually be quite useful if you ever decide to create a project on Kickstarter. For example, most of the money is granted on Wednesdays and between 10 and 15th of the month, so you can plan your funding cycle accordingly and
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13y ago
How about you just be a bit more careful with your iphone? No law in world can stop people from being stupid.
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13y ago
From what I can see on their website they are just checking if the address is resolvable via a Chinese DNS. I'm more interested in detecting those filters that just redirect you to a custom page that state the website is blocked, or to
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Ask HN: Efficient way to generate Internet censorship statistics?
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Yes, they are probably not native English speakers. But then again, this is a major topic so I would expect that anyone who presents it to a broad audience at least makes the effort to do it properly. The language used here is just one of m
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13y ago
I always felt the solution to my procrastination is something a lot deeper than just "stop watching TV and get organized". Call it lack of motivation if you like, but I don't watch TV shows because I find them too interesting
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13y ago
Frankly, this "presentation" feels like a 13-year old made it for his homework assignment. Poor language skills, not many details and unreliable evidence. I got to the 10th slide and gave up. This is definitely not something I wou