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44CON 1st round speakers and training courses announced(44con.com)
2 points by iuguy 13y ago|0 comments
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Tricking sandbox aware malware into not executing on real hardware(community.rapid7.com)
2 points by iuguy 13y ago|0 comments
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Backdooring IBM mainframes by abusing FTP extensions(mainframed767.tumblr.com)
2 points by iuguy 13y ago|0 comments
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by iuguy 13y ago
In Turkish, mother is "anne" (pronounced ah-neh) and father is "baba". I don't know whether or not Turkish babies make the mama sounds or not, not having experienced them doing so.
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by iuguy 13y ago
In this particular instance I'd get the customer to provide the kit or expense the equivalent kit to do the job (hardware, software etc.) and have them pick it up. They'd pay a top whack rate for the work too, mainly because it'd be what it
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by iuguy 13y ago
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by iuguy 13y ago
That's weird, I was still thinking 6.
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by iuguy 13y ago
It's always funny to see things from HN comments come back to HN in the form of articles a short while later. Is it just that the HN crowd are on the ball or are the journos reading HN comments?
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by iuguy 13y ago
There's a difference between networking and cold calling. I've done cold calling in the past. It's a numbers game. If you have 1000 people to call through and you can make even 10 calls an hour for 2 hours a day, you'll get through the list
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Amiga demo coding techniques - taming the copper and blitter(vikke.net)
1 points by iuguy 13y ago|0 comments
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Which Countries Have the Lowest Costs for Startups?(wamda.com)
1 points by iuguy 13y ago|0 comments
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Moloch: Open source large scale full PCAP capture, index and database system(github.com)
1 points by iuguy 13y ago|0 comments
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by iuguy 13y ago
My biggest fear is that this is turned into a young adult version of independence day or a poor rip-off of Starship Troopers for kids. I would've hoped for more Locke and Demosthenes, but I guess for a trailer they're looking to go for the
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The history of racing games from the 40s till now(historyofracinggames.wordpress.com)
1 points by iuguy 13y ago|0 comments
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by iuguy 13y ago
> Still spam by the definition of the top comment. I see where you're coming from, but if it's made clear at registration that say, after 6 months of inactivity they'll notify you to say they're deactivating the account in a month, then
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by iuguy 13y ago
When their account is activated, have a landing page that provides the onboarding links, and offers them the opportunity to opt in to onboarding and new feature emails as part of their profile or registration. For lapsed accounts, it should
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by iuguy 13y ago
Jekyll's all well and good but after a lot of deliberation I settled on Nanoc[1]. Most of the static generators seem much of a muchness, at one point I was almost ready to roll my own in python with Jinja2. [1] - http://nanoc.ws/
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by iuguy 13y ago
I've been trying to get her to submit to 44CON[1] for over a month. I get the impression she might not feel like she can fill 45 minutes from the comments but I'd still want to try and get her over. Her blog is absolutely amazing though, on
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by iuguy 13y ago
Well, firstly it's vice. I wouldn't place too much stock in the fact-checking capabilities of that organisation. Having mined the data, it's not the entire IPv4 space and there are substantial duplicates and missing parts. That's not to say
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Spying on the Seven Seas(community.rapid7.com)
4 points by iuguy 14y ago|0 comments
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by iuguy 14y ago
It may seem shocking, but this happens throughout industries (and indeed with governments up to a point - the luxury of silence isn't always available).
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by iuguy 14y ago
The MiFi4620LE is actually from the Novatel 4620L family and looks similar from what I can discern to the Novatel 3352 that I have. Novatel are horrible to deal with. They close their platform, don't release any firmware updates whatsoever
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by iuguy 14y ago
This was an interesting book to review as I read the first edition ages ago, bought the second edition and never bothered reading it. With the Shellcoder's Handbook 2nd Edition this really is pretty much everything you needed in 2008 to get
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An updated review of Jon Erickson's Hacking: The Art of Exploitation(securitybookreviews.eu)
1 points by iuguy 14y ago|1 comments
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by iuguy 14y ago
> Because you get a full VPS, maintained by me. This is bad. You're throwing resources away and increasing your management overhead. It would make more sense to have some sort of bouncer-type proxy to determine the source then route thr
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by iuguy 14y ago
> The most interesting thing about violations of open source licenses is the reverse engineering perspective. When you're able to identify the misused open source code within an executable binary, you can then use fingerprinting of the
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by iuguy 14y ago
While I respect the author's choice, I have to disagree over the point about people contributing to the codebase. I've spent the past two years reverse engineering products built on Linux with no source code or build chain available. Last
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by iuguy 14y ago
I've mirrored Emil Vokstrom's mirror[1] here[2] and I encourage HNers outside of the US to do the same and post here. [1] - http://lajm.eu/emil/dump/ciphercloud-security.html [2] - http://securitybookreviews.eu/ciphercloud/
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by iuguy 14y ago
I'm disappointed. It keeps saying I have to wait an hour and a half till 5pm. I'm thinking of getting some beer in 5 minutes. It's friday, fuck it!
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by iuguy 14y ago
> I think the better discussion would be whether or not bitcoin should actually hold any value. An interesting point. Do you think that it should hold any value?

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