ddbbcc

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by ddbbcc 14y ago
Agree. Most CFP also only provide an email address (not a form), so he can spam it to death as well ...
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Web Malware: Why, how and where(blog.sucuri.net)
1 points by ddbbcc 15y ago|0 comments
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by ddbbcc 15y ago
It seems to hide an iframe call to http://falosfax.in/info/in.cgi ?
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by ddbbcc 15y ago
There is a site scanner here: http://sitecheck.sucuri.net (free)
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Kernel.org servers compromised(pastebin.com)
40 points by ddbbcc 15y ago|6 comments
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by ddbbcc 15y ago
Going there and being redirected to mixergy.com/hi/ which asks for my email address... Anyone else getting that? *edit: It only happens on a browser that haven't visited the site before.
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What is going on with Mixergy? Their site requiring registration to visit(mixergy.com)
2 points by ddbbcc 15y ago|1 comments
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Good passwords. The real stuff.(peguta.com)
1 points by ddbbcc 15y ago|0 comments
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by ddbbcc 15y ago
For a company at their size, they probably already have those internal logs in place (for debugging, security, etc). Would be nice if they opened it up to the en d users.
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by ddbbcc 16y ago
Loved the interview, but what that cake from freshbooks mean? Does anyone sign up to win a cake?
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by ddbbcc 16y ago
It is facebook. What would you expect? It is the same thing if Google didn't allowed facebook in their search results. Both "own" a monopoly and shouldn't be allowed to do such things.
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by ddbbcc 16y ago
Actually, the captcha is quite easy to extract (and solve), so it will probably filter out humans, not bots :)
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by ddbbcc 16y ago
Yes, related to the HBGary/Anonymous incident...The whole database was posted online.
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Security Analysis - More than 3% of the top 100k web sites were hacked recently(blog.sucuri.net)
15 points by ddbbcc 16y ago|2 comments
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by ddbbcc 16y ago
About this attack, I am curious if that was targeting a specific web site or just the whole inf? Can you share the details? How many different IPs?