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by iou 5y ago
Yes,agreed. & AWS are active in this area moreso with bottlerocket-os https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/opensource/security-features-of... The recent release even incorporating the use of a feature I had previously
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by iou 5y ago
I'm a big SELinux fan and user. Enabling it won't in itself secure your company's applications, as the default policies in Fedora only apply to installed services (e.g ssh) that have a policy written for them. This is probabl
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HeidelTime is a multilingual and cross-domain temporal tagger(heideltime.ifi.uni-heidelberg.de)
2 points by iou 5y ago|0 comments
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by iou 5y ago
I guess v11 is a better link to share there https://docs.aws.amazon.com/corretto/latest/corretto-11-ug/p...
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by iou 5y ago
They do list the additional patches they do here (for example) https://docs.aws.amazon.com/corretto/latest/corretto-8-ug/pa...
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by iou 5y ago
https://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/article/Zodiac-Killer-ca...
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by iou 5y ago
I don't think this is "the rise", inline attacks had been a known weakness of these security mechanisms almost since inception.
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by iou 5y ago
Is that _not_ what Stripe invoicing is for? https://stripe.com/invoicing
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by iou 5y ago
Not a textbook (just a book), but still a fun way to intuitively encounter formal logic - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/To_Mock_a_Mockingbird
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by iou 5y ago
More of the detail on the design and security/privacy choices is here https://github.com/smart-on-fhir/health-cards/blob/main/docs...
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Smart Health Cards(smarthealth.cards)
3 points by iou 5y ago|1 comments
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by iou 5y ago
++ on this, Dennis Yurichev's books are always amazing (e.g. his other book SMT by example too https://sat-smt.codes )
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by iou 5y ago
Jigsaw puzzle is a great analogy, specifically in reference to IDA.
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Windows Hello bypassed using infrared image(therecord.media)
138 points by iou 5y ago|56 comments
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by iou 5y ago
This looks awesome! And I'd really like to try it out. 2 security thoughts that I couldn't find answers to: 1. how does the input fed into OpenAI codex filter out malicious code pollution? or even benign but incorrect code polluti
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by iou 5y ago
I glanced at this submission (without reading url) and thought someone was having a chuckle at this ancient distro too!
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by iou 5y ago
Is the saying "storm in a teacup" or "tempest in a teapot" or something like that? Anyway, I don't really find any of this that egregious tbh. Personally, I'm layering with nextdns to drop all the crap, and vpn
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by iou 5y ago
Agree, you won't ever need them, and if you do those aren't the type of interesting jobs you'll want to gain access to. Infosec is very much "learn by do", because technology and this corner of it specifically moves
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by iou 5y ago
Oh didn't notice they mentioned backups, my mistake then.
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by iou 5y ago
I didn't see ransomware mentioned anywhere in there. At best being ignorant of that risk is going to result in fiscal losses and dubious legalities wrt sanctions, at worst existential risk to the company.
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by iou 5y ago
Does the mouse analogy hold though? The relationship between a mouse and food in a house is not symbiotic, whereas there is value provided in Stripe's "nibbling", if there wasn't the merchants would reject it, right? Doe
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by iou 5y ago
Yes. https://stripe.com/global Available in 38 countries, previewing in 6
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Marriott Files Lawsuit Against Unknown Robocalls Perpetrators(nasdaq.com)
51 points by iou 5y ago|61 comments
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by iou 5y ago
Is the AMP strategy to be that the internet dislikes it so much that we're willing to pay to not see it? :thinking:
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Stripe acquires Bouncer to help businesses with fraud prevention(stripe.com)
1 points by iou 5y ago|0 comments
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by iou 5y ago
What a nothing-burger article. Just sounds like more lock-in with Google, why is this interesting?
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by iou 5y ago
I'm here for this! You have my axe
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by iou 5y ago
Oh and there's one other ridiculously cool feature that would go nicely with this blog post about "thinking like a compiler" and that's BitVec Some info here https://www.josephkirwin.com/2017/11&#x2F
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by iou 5y ago
Nice article!! I don't think it specifically states that this is z3-python (not a nitpick) which has an added bonus in that you can handle the SSA requirements if you're allocating inside a finite loop in the higher level language
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by iou 5y ago
Did Linus comment on any of this get? :popcorn:

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