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esnard
8y ago
You're definitely confusing with Symfony, the PHP framework. As others pointed out, Symphony is a Slack competitor.
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Discontinuation of Coinhive
(coinhive.com)
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esnard
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esnard
8y ago
Thomas Pornin actually posted a lot of answers on multiple sites on the StackExchange network, under two different accounts: https://stackexchange.com/users/92852/thomas-pornin https://stackexchange.com
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esnard
8y ago
It also works for goo.gl links. [0] Also note that a ".info" suffix might sometimes be easier to type. [1][2] Too bad most URL shorteners don't support them. :( [0]: http://goo.gl/vulnz+ [1]: https:/&#x
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Preventing use of known-compromised passwords
(blog.github.com)
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esnard
8y ago
Navigator.vibrate() [0] is available in Firefox since January 2012, according to Can I Use data [1]. Here is the initial Bugzilla issue: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=679966 [0]: https://developer.
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Pushing the boundaries of cryptography in a security vulnerability report
(blogs.msdn.microsoft.com)
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Hash functions
(papa.bretmulvey.com)
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8y ago
You can click each number to see which sources are used. TVs numbers are from Display Search, which is the "worldwide leader in display market research". [0] Phones numbers are from Gartner [1] & IDC Telecom and Networks [2].
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esnard
8y ago
Each website has its own implementation for the cookie notice, so it's unlikely to be possible for Chrome. I guess a Chrome extension listing all implementations for major websites could work though.
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Google CTF 2018 is here
(security.googleblog.com)
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8y ago
https://www.facebook.com/jan.koum/posts/10156227307390011
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BigInt: arbitrary-precision integers in JavaScript
(developers.google.com)
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Capture the Ether: the game of Ethereum smart contract security
(capturetheether.com)
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esnard
8y ago
Just a reminder: HIBP password list only includes passwords from already cracked / plaintext sources. https://www.troyhunt.com/ive-just-launched-pwned-passwords-v...
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FindSubDomains, an online subdomain discovering tool
(findsubdomains.com)
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esnard
8y ago
It was a SEMRush screenshot, not related to Google, so it wasn't their numbers.
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esnard
9y ago
Direct link to YouTube HQ: https://map.snapchat.com/@37.627305,-122.424574,12.99z
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Someone bought my Twitter account 10K fake/bot followers
(medium.com)
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esnard
9y ago
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9y ago
Some consoles are getting bricked since the latest Switch update because of this problem, that's why it gained visibility.
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esnard
9y ago
I read "Hax and Vax" as "Horizontal axis and Vertical axis", but I'm not sure what to think about it.
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esnard
9y ago
Ideas: - The "vbizukfplsqf...." is not part of the puzzle - The original website is available at https://vbizukfplsqfdhbr.onion/ - The page title is "Caesar Was Rome's 2nd Emperor", hinting to Caesa
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Analysis of the Memcache UDP reflection amplification attacks
(blog.netlab.360.com)
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Kali Linux in the Windows App Store
(kali.org)
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GitHub: Quickly review changed functions in your PHP pull requests
(github.com)
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esnard
9y ago
Thanks to k-anonimity, you never send the full hash, only the first 20 bits.
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9y ago
To anyone interested in reading Hacker News source code, it is available here: https://ycombinator.com/arc/arc3.tar
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9y ago
Clarification: OpenSSL is not looking for hackers, but for old contributors. This is related to their licence update: https://www.openssl.org/blog/blog/2017/03/22/license/
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esnard
9y ago
Because people will likely stop using their ad blocker if they can't use the web as they want to.
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9y ago
Actually they're already blocking them. https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uAssets/blob/master/filters/...
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