jagermo

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   by jagermo 12y ago

   >>For many beginners, W3Schools has structured tutorials and playgrounds that offer a decent learning experience. However, it would be a mistake to continue your education without learning from more reputable sources, so when you&#x27
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   by jagermo 12y ago

   Isn't that similar to how skiing lifts work?
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   by jagermo 12y ago

   Yeah, data entry will be a whole lot of work. But since it is just for me, I can take my time :)
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   by jagermo 12y ago

   Wow, thanks, haven't thought of that. I was thinking to use either a virtual machine or the LAMPP stack on my NAS/Raspberry. I tried Xampp, but it kind of screwed with my installation back than. Plus, the Pi isn't really doin
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   by jagermo 12y ago

   Thanks, I'll have a look at that. The courses look really interesting. Hmm.
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   by jagermo 12y ago

   Uhhh, thank you. I was interested in using Python, since it seems so omnipresent when you look at the it security space. So this might be a great alternative to PHP (at least for me...)
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   by jagermo 12y ago

   thanks, those look like really nice ressources. Bookmarked.
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   by jagermo 12y ago

   I tried it, however I want to build something with this try. I always have had problems following through, if I was just building some kind of placeholders.
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   by jagermo 12y ago

   Thanks for the answer, I haven't thought of using a framework. Looks interesting. Any downsides to using a framework?
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    by jagermo 12y ago

    Thanks. It's just for me, I was hoping to use it as a kind of springboard to get into coding. I used a few of the ressources (including Learn XX in XX days), but I think I'll learn best, if I have something to work on. So I'l
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    Ask HN: I want to write a simple webapp, how should I start?

    26 points by jagermo 12y ago|58 comments
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    by jagermo 12y ago

    perfect, thanks.
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    by jagermo 12y ago

    Ok, for the semi-newb here - this would do if I just wanted to secure a single site (e.g. a blog) without a subdomain, right? Because I should really get on that
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    by jagermo 12y ago

    That Calvin and Hobbes comic really hit me hard.
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    by jagermo 12y ago

    It would be interesting if Cortana would get speaker recognition on top of speech recognition. Plus, she could ask you a question based on something (maybe whom you met for lunch a few days ago)to counter recorded voice attacks.
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    by jagermo 12y ago

    Good points and well written (not the usual troll rant). However what I dread most are the vendors and their crapware bundeling programs. Uch.
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    by jagermo 12y ago

    It does not, but Kali is designed for pentesters, so it already contains a lot of dependencies. It's based on Debian, so with a little fiddling you should get it running on most other distributions. You need, however, a wifi card capab
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    by jagermo 12y ago

    I think you forgot a "never" in an otherwise good explanation :)
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    by jagermo 12y ago

    You'd still need the Pre-Shared key to create a legitemate looking access point, so it is kind of a catch-22. WPA/WPA2 as a system is actually not that bad (for home use).
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    by jagermo 12y ago

    Yes, Because it generates and unecrypted wifi with the same SSID as your access point. If you connect to that, it will server you the site and you enter your "password" wich is actually your WPA/WP2 Pre Shared Key. If you wan
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    by jagermo 12y ago

    agree. However it is a crafty mix between a classic attack (the deauth-part) and social engineering (the password part). The KARMA way is more elegant, however you still might have to crack the actuall pre-shared key. I'd put it in as
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    F-Secure False Positive: Exploit:JS/HuanJuanEK.A(f-secure.com)

    1 points by jagermo 12y ago|0 comments
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    by jagermo 12y ago

    Thank you, I thought the same thing. But the journalist just re-watched Swordfish, it seems.
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    by jagermo 12y ago

    No, those stories are not nice, most of them are pretty dark. We have a very old edition of Grimm's Fairy Tales and the stories are horrible. I used to read them at my grandparents house when I was around 10 or 12 and some really gave
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    by jagermo 12y ago

    Agreed. This is how it is done in most hospitals in Germany. When we had our child in May there were two midwifes with us during the process, the doctor joined once it got serious. We could have had the child at home or at a birthing house,
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    by jagermo 12y ago

    - or Blackberry client.
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    by jagermo 12y ago

    No Windows-version? No killer.
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    by jagermo 12y ago

    More information: Amndesty International: https://www.amnesty.org/en/news/new-tool-spy-victims-detect-... Resist Surveillance: https://resistsurveillance.org
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    Detekt – Free tool that scans for surveillance spyware(github.com)

    1 points by jagermo 12y ago|1 comments
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    by jagermo 12y ago

    yes, but what if they get a hold of the IP logs of the Joker-server? They'd probably send out cease and desist letters just to scare people. I would not use it if I'd fear to be discovered.