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by edibleEnergy 10y ago
> this problem is NOT a technical one though; it's a process one. No, the cause of the problem was a process one, but now it's become a technical problem. That isn't really helpful when someone has already created a git ni
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by edibleEnergy 10y ago
Well, SQLite has to be accessed over a filesystem. This sounds like it would proxy to a sqlite db located on the Redis server. Still sounds dicey but I could see the appeal if you didn't have the DBA skills necessary to set up a decent
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by edibleEnergy 10y ago
This is possible if you support the 'jti' claim[1]. There's a discussion of an implementation of it here[2]. [1]: http://self-issued.info/docs/draft-ietf-oauth-json-web-token... [2]: https://a
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by edibleEnergy 10y ago
Yeah sorry, it's not totally clear but what we were trying to convey in the conclusion is in the back and forth between ad blockers and ad block detectors the detectors seem to be winning, especially if you're using AdBlock Plus o
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by edibleEnergy 10y ago
hehe thanks, I felt kind of bad putting any sort of utm tags on the blog in the first place. I posted it to r/programming and somebody reposted it to hn. The tracking tag doesn't matter to me anyways. I'm just glad people fou
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Pornhub Bypasses Ad Blockers with WebSockets(blog.bugreplay.com)
10 points by edibleEnergy 10y ago|2 comments
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by edibleEnergy 10y ago
Link directly to the video here: https://app.bugreplay.com/shared/report/4d616006-57a9-40df-a...
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What an arbitrary file upload/execution bug looks like on WordPress(blog.bugreplay.com)
5 points by edibleEnergy 10y ago|1 comments
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by edibleEnergy 10y ago
Accompanying blog post here[1]. Last time I posted a vulnerability walkthrough[2] for fun on hn (that one was of an eBay info leakage issue) I got a couple of requests for more demos like it, so here's a fun one of how easy it is to co
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Demonstrating WordPress Exploits- WP Mobile Detector 3.5(app.bugreplay.com)
4 points by edibleEnergy 10y ago|1 comments
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by edibleEnergy 10y ago
Recorded the network requests (from incognito) for fun with BugReplay, (the webapp I've been building for a bit over a year) here: https://app.bugreplay.com/shared/report/acf38fbd-f2e1-41c7-9...
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by edibleEnergy 10y ago
Just installed it and ran it on a largish project ( https://www.bugreplay.com ), the parallel downloads really sped things up and outputted some great diagnostic info about problematic dependencies. BugReplay is a webapp for rec
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by edibleEnergy 10y ago
came here to mention 'git-hub' as a "see also" as well :)
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by edibleEnergy 10y ago
It is bound to all interfaces as of the current commit: https://github.com/devtools-html/debugger.html/blob/7c002fdc... Generally the sanest default for that value is 127.0.0.1 and changeable via a cli option
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by edibleEnergy 10y ago
Very cool, looking forward to getting a deeper look at the source code. Nice work!
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by edibleEnergy 10y ago
Linked to the post rather than the actual report, actual report is here: https://app.bugreplay.com/shared/report/3efa632d-5b51-45f1-a...
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by edibleEnergy 10y ago
It's a great way to demonstrate application vulnerabilities for security research like the eBay example I pasted below [1]. It's also great for understanding data flows; how a website is working and what kind of requests it is mak
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by edibleEnergy 10y ago
Yeah actually recording a click path is a great idea. We had not thought about recording the paths as a separate data stream. It is not video only, it records network traffic and devtools console messages (network errors, js errors, debug l
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by edibleEnergy 10y ago
A little over a year ago I was frustrated trying to get to the bottom of a user's report of a problem with the webapp. I was thinking about how if we're really lucky a user would send us a screencast but usually we get far less in
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Show HN: BugReplay – video, network and console log recording for web apps(bugreplay.com)
18 points by edibleEnergy 10y ago|6 comments
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How to use Google Cloud’s free logging service with Go(blog.bugreplay.com)
29 points by edibleEnergy 10y ago|5 comments
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by edibleEnergy 10y ago
Another couple great things about slack over irc (I use irssi as well): 1. Text logs that you can grep. I've probably grepped dozens of times for ip addresses, conversations where I know i mentioned someone or they mentioned me, etc. 2
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by edibleEnergy 10y ago
Nice! I read a little bit about the Web Audio API but haven't gotten a chance to try anything with it yet, this sounds awesome.
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by edibleEnergy 10y ago
Thanks! That's a great idea for our blog.
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by edibleEnergy 10y ago
That's a good point, I've noticed that as well. I added that to the TODO list, I'd love any further feedback if you have any thoughts.
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by edibleEnergy 10y ago
Yeah we've put in some work to make it usable on mobile, but I wouldn't call it optimized for mobile yet.
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by edibleEnergy 10y ago
Sure, I'd love that, if you register for the beta at https://www.bugreplay.com/ I'll send you a registration link.
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by edibleEnergy 10y ago
I'll send you out a registration link shortly.
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by edibleEnergy 10y ago
Thanks! I got the notification, I'll send you over a registration invite, would love to get your feedback.
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by edibleEnergy 10y ago
I reproduced it for fun with BugReplay, the site I've been working on for the past year: https://app.bugreplay.com/shared/report/3efa632d-5b51-45f1-a... Checks out, password is in the GET param.

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