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4y ago
Wouldn't this be a "what we know about physics" distillation? I am basing this assumption on the "Raw data" as being that of already performed experimentation etc.
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4y ago
You would think the native DOM parsing engine would be quicker than trying to add another layer of abstraction and parsing which would incur additional overhead
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5y ago
Please enlighten me on the ‘many single points of security failure.’
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5y ago
I would be interested to see metrics on articles involving positive vs negative opinions regarding defense programs.
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5y ago
Now you have a centralized single point of failure. While the ease of use is inherently obvious with the implementation, if/when it does fail you will have to fall back to public key/password auth anyways.
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5y ago
I have not read the details on the bill. However, a quick glance just reminds me of how counter productive and opposite of what our tax paid for research outlines as best practices for protecting data. The NIST SP 800 series publications we
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6y ago
Why aren’t there lines of effort for hardware manufacturing processes, firmware and logistical supply chains?
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6y ago
Have you considered the adversary and their tactics?
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7y ago
While I used Apache as an example here I have configured a policy to protect a php application with known vulnerabilities which was prevented. If you wish you could go install a docker image for a honeypot and then build policies with selin
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7y ago
SELinux can assist with prevention of various attack scenarios. When policies and environments are setup correctly it can and will help protect the system. Scenario: The target; A DMZ, forward facing system running an application such as Ap
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Kruptein; Symmetric Encryption with Node.js
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7y ago
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8y ago
Skeptical, but not without cause. 1. Late 90's/Early 2000's, Microsoft's implementation and inclusion of CDRW/DVDRW functionality native to the OS eliminating competition from smaller companies that had pioneered th
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8y ago
Does this remind anyone else of the back to the future movie where Biff is the free worlds leader and just a pompous asshat with the power to keep being a pompous asshat? Having watched Microsoft over the years steal ideas from smaller comp
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SecStore.js
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12y ago
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libnmap for node.js
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12y ago
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Libnmap
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12y ago
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