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by erglkjahlkh 11y ago
Well, it is actually pretty interesting how the information has been managed in case. The press wants their own piece after they lost the previous major leaks completely. It's actually pretty relevant discussion about the future of an
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by erglkjahlkh 11y ago
That kind of makes sense. The internet sleuths would analyze it in minutes further than the reporters ever could. They like their jobs so they insist on keeping that data to themselves. Edit: Ahh, hackernews, the tumblr sister site where in
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by erglkjahlkh 11y ago
Buffer overflows are basically about memory corruption. They can lead to crashes, remote code execution, if run in privileged code to privilege escalation, etc. Most modern operating systems have buffer overflow protection technologies such
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by erglkjahlkh 11y ago
AFAIK there are a few that produce such results that they can not be distinguished from a real person. None of the really good ones are open source, and the best ones I have heard of are not even for sale. The best implementations make an a
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The most important innovation of the 21st century(mikkolehtisalo.wordpress.com)
1 points by erglkjahlkh 11y ago|0 comments
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by erglkjahlkh 11y ago
Tame is forming up pretty nicely. The logic here is that most of the time files of certain type are usually in logical locations, whereas with SELinux the logic is that types are intrinsic properties of objects, and saved as metadata their
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by erglkjahlkh 11y ago
Taking a look at Alexa, the trend for Reddit has been and still after the "Pao debacle" is upwards. They are constantly getting new users, probably much more than what they lost. So from the viewpoint of the management all is well
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How (not) to build a secure mobile messaging platform(mikkolehtisalo.wordpress.com)
2 points by erglkjahlkh 11y ago|0 comments
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by erglkjahlkh 11y ago
3) Does anyone have any reference to this?
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Windows Kerberos ticket theft and exploitation on other platforms(mikkolehtisalo.wordpress.com)
9 points by erglkjahlkh 11y ago|2 comments
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by erglkjahlkh 11y ago
Since the days of Orange Book in 80's three rules have been golden in IT security: authorize, audit all information usage, and never let uncontrollably the information out of the secure domain. Implementing properly access management,
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Show HN: Claimsman – tool for auditing users' file access(github.com)
2 points by erglkjahlkh 11y ago|1 comments
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by erglkjahlkh 11y ago
I have tried preaching similar message while I have worked for a C4I unit. I found it extremely hard to get anyone understand what the actual point was, and even after that I got mostly "but we're all COTS now" with a shrug.
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by erglkjahlkh 11y ago
Spotify is very bad for music discovery. It has no random feature, the channels they offer are either hand crafted or based on popularity. The music selection excludes many smaller, and indie, labels. The search functionalities are very lim
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by erglkjahlkh 11y ago
Probably not anything new from Asus. I just recently purchased one, and it's pure UEFI. The newest models have begun removing the options to enable "legacy mode", so you can't run legacy operating systems anymore. This w
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by erglkjahlkh 11y ago
What is that company that seems to appear at around '05 and grow to close 10% size?
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by erglkjahlkh 12y ago
I am not sure about modernizing. I am all for developing core applications like mailman, but I fail to see great value in this piece of execution. Post voting is bad for fact oriented discussions, popularity is a poor indicator for the valu
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by erglkjahlkh 12y ago
Also LTS means "95% of the developers left for the newer version because on open source projects no one can be forced to work on legacy applications like in business world". Good luck with that. I tried to go on with the Ubuntu&#x
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by erglkjahlkh 12y ago
It dislikes terrain alright. There's a master alarm and audible "pull up!" warning... If they ever release the complete tape the last minute or so will be very, very grim.
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by erglkjahlkh 12y ago
Been there done that. The entourage I was in (30 people going to enjoy the woods) was once stopped in airport for carrying knives. Hell yeah we did, everyone did, the longest one was 40 cm long and all were carried visibly. We just told the
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by erglkjahlkh 12y ago
I am not sure it was so disaster. The main problems from operational point of view for F-22 are operational costs (maintenance), and that it's heavy and flies like a slug. The latter is due design actually so the real problem is price.
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by erglkjahlkh 12y ago
Easily twice? 1 minute of Googling found already this, suggesting the true number would be mere fraction of that: http://www3.cancer.gov/intra/dce-old/pdfs/ciabp.pdf If someone knows better sources, please do
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by erglkjahlkh 12y ago
Well put. "Hatred (or hate) is a deep and emotional extreme dislike. It can be directed against individuals, groups, entities, objects, or ideas. Hatred is often associated with feelings of anger, disgust and a disposition towards host
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by erglkjahlkh 12y ago
The problem with secure boot is that most want to choose what parties to trust for managing the security of the boot chain. Microsoft is not on the list of many, and many large corporations and such would want to certify the sources themsel
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by erglkjahlkh 12y ago
Well put. Although someone makes a LTS distribution, it really does not mean 3rd parties would be compelled or required to support that steadily aging platform. When you combine the fact that not even Ubuntu developers really support the LT
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by erglkjahlkh 12y ago
I wish it were just interns... Example follows. The Finnish security company F-Secure revealed a secure cloud service, called Younited ( https://www.younited.com/ ). It did not catch on. The active user amounts stayed at n
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by erglkjahlkh 12y ago
The dot isn't mandatory either... There are also local (for example company internal) email services.
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by erglkjahlkh 12y ago
Also, does the scheme unencrypt the code to be run into what memory segment? What does this technique mean for current memory protection methods? We do have nowadays non-executable stack, and heap by default. In fact, only the marked read
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by erglkjahlkh 12y ago
Also, they are not mentioning the cases where the SJW subreddits have terrorized the moderators and admins to delete complete subreddits. It's like if those incidents never existed.
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by erglkjahlkh 12y ago
Unfortunately this was my first thought as well. Although wxwidgets works on several platforms, it manages to look and feel alien on almost every. If you care about usability, I believe your application should be consistent with the rest on

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