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by ins0 11y ago
I'm not the author of this article, but i tweeted your suggestion to the guys. Thank you!
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Amazon Web Services in Plain English(expeditedssl.com)
1479 points by ins0 11y ago|223 comments
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by ins0 11y ago
they stored a static login key generated by md5(strtolower($username).'::'.strtolower($password)); - so they could crack the md5 part easly and bypass the bcrypt encryption
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by ins0 11y ago
[paper] http://is.muni.cz/repo/1299983/https_client_identification-p... [slides] http://is.muni.cz/repo/1299983/https_client_identification-s...
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HTTPS Client Identification Using SSL/TLS Fingerprinting(muni.cz)
44 points by ins0 11y ago|6 comments
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Bitcoin on oil(blog.attackemart.in)
2 points by ins0 11y ago|0 comments
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by ins0 11y ago
reminds me of the experiments from chrome a few years ago. https://chrome.com/supersyncsports/ https://chrome.com/racer
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by ins0 11y ago
how about this one :) https://github.com/id-Software/DOOM/blob/77735c3ff0772609e9c...
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by ins0 11y ago
We don't have space for this kind of sh*t you're posting
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by ins0 11y ago
I agree with mahouse and of course are some of these password legit. But this is nothing new, don't store sensitive data in git. Everyone know you can search this stuff on GitHub and if we look back - Google was a nice password search
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by ins0 11y ago
ok now i need a spam filter for git log - everything is flashing like "look at my nice changes here!" :)
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by ins0 11y ago
Here is a QA where he answers some of the main questions we all have in mind. https://simbimbo.wordpress.com/2012/12/11/102/
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by ins0 11y ago
I really can't solve any of these captchas, my robotic heart hurts :(
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PhpStorm 9 with PHP7 support released(jetbrains.com)
4 points by ins0 11y ago|0 comments
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Google Device Metrics(google.com)
2 points by ins0 11y ago|0 comments
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by ins0 11y ago
parsed from thefreedictionary.com - test it with "What is anger in life". Don't get me wrong i'm sure this boy have true skills with 14 years but what i really want to say is "you can only see a persons face" -
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by ins0 11y ago
Question: "Where have all the flowers gone?" Wolfram Answer: "Girls have picked them every one. (according to the 1960s folk song by Pete Seeger and Joe Hickerson) Acuman Answer: "I'm not really good with locations,
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by ins0 12y ago
In this "imperfect" world nowadays eveyone try to ship his responsability to someone else.
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GitHub #gitmerge Livestream(live-stream.github.com)
2 points by ins0 12y ago|0 comments
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by ins0 12y ago
That is by far not the job of a browser to remind server administrators to renew there certs and display that message to random users.
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by ins0 12y ago
Yes was my thought also but put glasses on this workaround is even better, as it may scrow up more ssl certs from other domains.
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by ins0 12y ago
Google: Moon optimize mobile pages https://developers.google.com/webmasters/mobile-sites/mobile...
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by ins0 12y ago
yeah landed on the admin page after hitting esc and was even more confused :)
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by ins0 12y ago
I like how u can't do anything except reload the page after clicking on the preview image. fade to black - deal with it.
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GitHub Maintenance Announcement(github.com)
4 points by ins0 12y ago|0 comments
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The first Webserver fully written in PHP(appserver.io)
9 points by ins0 12y ago|9 comments
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Z-Ray Zend Ultimate Debugging Solution(zend.com)
1 points by ins0 12y ago|0 comments
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by ins0 12y ago
it's not - the speed control works as expected and declared to handle speeds above ~30 km/h - the point of this "bug" is that you can only >activate< the system after passing 30 km/h so at 31 km/h
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by ins0 12y ago
yeah iframes on every modern webpage... a problem is the adblock injection and it cost of curse. but please don't blame iframes for this...no one use iframes anymore accept for ads
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Merry Christmas HN
35 points by ins0 12y ago|9 comments

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