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One Line of Code That Compromises Your Server, Part 2(martinfowler.com)
3 points by jacksingleton 9y ago|0 comments
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by jacksingleton 9y ago
ah I can see how that sidebar is confusing now. the point was just to highlight the configuration names across different frameworks. as @ameliaquining points out, a randomly generated secret that's been leaked to github has much the sa
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by jacksingleton 9y ago
@AgentME -- correct @franciscop -- keep an eye out for the rest of the article (it's already written and will be released soon). I go over the impacts of an attacker knowing the secret in much more detail. I also have sections on preve
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by jacksingleton 11y ago
(apparently a known issue) File on master: https://github.com/jacksingleton/cr-newline-diff-test/blob/m... File in pull request: https://github.com/jacksingleton/cr-newline-diff-test&#x2F
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CR bug in GitHub diff lets people hide code in PRs(github.com)
5 points by jacksingleton 11y ago|2 comments
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by jacksingleton 11y ago
The argument is that implementing crypto within an application that is designed to download and execute untrusted code from untrusted servers and has an extremely large attack service [1] is a difficult if not dangerous task. [1] your brows
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by jacksingleton 12y ago
Hah, such strong language. I must admit though I AM mutable and globally accessible
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by jacksingleton 12y ago
Thanks, that demo is all courtesy of Sandstorm - all I had to do was add the link to the README.
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Show HN: Hacker Slides – Open-source presentation app on Sandstorm(github.com)
55 points by jacksingleton 12y ago|12 comments
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by jacksingleton 12y ago
This is what Mozilla is trying to create with Rust http://www.rust-lang.org/