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by globile 8y ago
A person with knowledge and ties to one of the small operators within the GSMA eSIM group mentioned there are many problems with interpretation and acceptance of certain proposed guidelines, especially by the big members. One big issue on t
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by globile 8y ago
Agree. We have a non-US Stripe account, so we are heavily penalised when we try to charge the US market. Large percentage of support calls start with "my bank blocked the transaction because it was international / fraud" Inco
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by globile 8y ago
We've gotten a few weeks extension, but at some point I'm pretty sure things will be enforced. Regarding Paypal, I believe the fraud that hurts the most is credit card (chargebacks, threshold maximums and card programs!), and Payp
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by globile 8y ago
I'm seriously hoping this will make SiftScience reconsider their pricing, but more importantly their handling of customers on legacy plans. Grandfathering? Anyone? This is a big win for Stripe. Sift is bullying customers into a minimum
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The Million-Dollar Pivot: Cell Phone Unlocks as a Service(indiehackers.com)
1 points by globile 9y ago|0 comments
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by globile 9y ago
Yes, sorry, should be more specific. DDOS are blocked, but intrusion attacks not so much. Although cloudflare has also a Web application firewall, somethings always slip thru. Re: range blocking, only very specifically and when it got out o
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by globile 9y ago
This is one possible explanation. For example, You'd be surprised how many people run intrusion attacks from Kaperskys VPN service.... You see Kaperskys IPS on your logs and wonder...
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by globile 9y ago
Range blocking is the last resort, and we've only done it after alerting Hetzner and getting no response. In any case, we only block for a few hours.... and yes, you definitely risk losing clients. I know Hetzner is not only DE based a
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by globile 9y ago
Ok, true. Some clarification is necessary. We get hit everyday by 1-2 intrusion attacks as well as a few DDOS a month...and the intrusion attacks are mostly from anonymised address or singled-out ISP IPs...but of the ones that come from Clo
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by globile 9y ago
This is great news for DDOSers! </end_irony> 80% of threats and DDOS attacks we receive come from Hetzner IPs! We stopped wasting time reporting this to Hetzner and simply block whole IP ranges in Cloudflare. Sad but true.
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by globile 9y ago
The thing that scares me most is that while this has been a public facing issue, many of these computers at Telefonica, the NHS, and others, have been silently accesible via the exploit for a while. Nobody seems to be talking about this, bu
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by globile 10y ago
"Primary risk factor: The country where this card was issued (EC) does not match the country where the payment was made (US)." This has become clear now....but Stripe has thus been blocking legitimate payments from our users with
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by globile 10y ago
3D secure is a funny beast. We've seen conversion rates with 3D secure for certain products drop up to 40%. You need to tradeoff fraud/dispute stuff vs usability/conversions.
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by globile 10y ago
No Wifi, No Data, Taxi took you for a "ride", Goats in the street, Grumpy hotel manager, Flamenco music ...Yes!! This is definitely Barcelona, Spain!! ;-) C'mon Google!
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Check if a Phone is Blacklisted from within Slack
1 points by globile 11y ago|0 comments
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by globile 11y ago
How can there be solar at 21.15 GMT+1? Even if just 0.30%. Is this from the accumulated residual during the day?
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by globile 12y ago
This might be pretty obvious, but if you forward personal email to a google apps account a lot of stuff like this can happen. The other way, too. If you forward email from a google apps account to gmail (or another google apps account), fun
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by globile 12y ago
No worries! Just pointing out the fact that they didn't seem too worried about the issue when first notified, and I really had to press to get some attention. Pity I wasn't fast on a screen capture!
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by globile 12y ago
I really saw mouse movement and url typing, even though it was only a few seconds. I raised the issue with them back in July 2013, but was initially brushed off. A couple more aggressive emails and they finally responded after 2 weeks sayin
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by globile 12y ago
Regarding some of the actual claims, I had an issue a year back when I logged into a session, and could perfectly see another user's session in progress, internal url in the browser, mouse moving around. I freaked out, watched for 3-4