iraklism

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by iraklism 8y ago
Why do we have to “ML” everything? A simple database query should provide good evidence. I’m confident that a significant portion of problems that ML is applied to today can be solved by some Excel sheets.
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by iraklism 8y ago
FYI, pigeon dishes feature in a number of Michelin star restaurant menus.
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by iraklism 9y ago
Million guesses per second vs thousands. Really interesting how SHA3 made its way to this blog post.
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by iraklism 9y ago
Worth noting that the CC in London operates for 15 years now. I’m sure there is a wealth of data that can be analysed, and I’m even more sure that there are a number of studies and papers that have explored its usefulness and positive/
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by iraklism 9y ago
Not really sure why people are downvoting without providing their side of the argument. Your point is valid.
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by iraklism 9y ago
There is definitely a portion of people that this applies to. However, I’d wager that the majority of the Cryptocurrency market capitalisation is from people that really want to become millionaires really fast.
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by iraklism 9y ago
We deal with this almost every week, as in, we get into systems by searching through email:password leaks and use them. There are a number of mitigating controls that can be applied here. Most will hamper usability, some will not. There is
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by iraklism 9y ago
“There’s a couple of good options (and this is not an exhaustive list) for pre-made tool VMs. Obviously you have Kali Linux for offensive tools and penetration testing, but you can also use Security Onion for the defensive side – intrusion
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by iraklism 9y ago
I catch myself internally debating this from time to time. On the one hand, we are encouraged to make decisions based on facts/data/evidence. Speculation is speculation. Anything goes. On the other hand, if we only do this we are
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by iraklism 9y ago
London has a 30-40x. 50k salary 1.5-2mil GBP for a well size 2 bed in a good area.
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by iraklism 9y ago
You will have to factor in the 4x associated costs as well (fuel, maintenance , flight crew, airport costs, etc). I have 0% knowledge on commercial flight OPEX, but at first glance it doesn't sound as simple.
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by iraklism 9y ago
Google news alerts. Alternatively you can pay someone to do it for you.
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Uber to introduce tipping and stricter penalty fares for late customers(independent.co.uk)
1 points by iraklism 9y ago|0 comments
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by iraklism 9y ago
I mean, apart from the moral issues here, what you are doing is illegal. And that's fine, if it wasn't for the fact that your HN profile advertises your business. Do you also do this to your clients?
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by iraklism 9y ago
If I'm not mistaken, he was comparing the stolen amount to the entire market cap of ETH (currently 19bil), to make it sound like it was a small amount.
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by iraklism 9y ago
You did the math, seemed small to me but that's how many seconds it takes to make 600 , assuming ~900 mil profit per quarter.
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by iraklism 9y ago
"It appears that alternative power sources including batteries and a diesel generator may also have failed." So yeah, its was all down to the fault of one single person. Sure :)
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by iraklism 9y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tokyo_subway_sarin_attack
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by iraklism 9y ago
I like this. I would love to see this being used in APT data exfiltration / DLP bypasses.
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by iraklism 9y ago
If your threat model includes 3 letter agencies, the short answer is that you cannot.
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by iraklism 9y ago
I was about to comment something similar , but then I saw your post. Btw I don't know why people are down voting it. This is an important point. This research comes after 10 days of the leak. I have been following the leak closely, I&#
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by iraklism 9y ago
Yes, just after the no-breathing option.
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by iraklism 9y ago
I'm hoping there is an invisible /s there.
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by iraklism 9y ago
Same thing applies today. Just fire up a DO instance and tail -f access.log You will see random scanning attempts within minutes. Same principle , minus the effectiveness.
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by iraklism 9y ago
And you can always store your DB in a "cloud" drive. This is what I do and I'm fairly happy with it. Granted it doesn't have the features and ease-of use of online password managers, but my workflow allows me to live wit
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by iraklism 9y ago
You are missing a middle ground alternative, keepass stored in OneDrive/Dropbox
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by iraklism 10y ago
This is crazy. A vast majority of people working in my industry (infosec, most of us write tools that can be used for good/bad) should be behind bars if you follow that logic.
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Number of internet facing vulnerable IIS 6.0 to CVE-2017–7269(medium.com)
1 points by iraklism 10y ago|0 comments
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by iraklism 10y ago
Brit on a corporate O2 mobile. Archive.io is for some reason blocked for under 18s
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by iraklism 10y ago
Hmmm can't seem to find your email in your profile. I think you have to put it in the about section.

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