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by jwcrux 11y ago
> Fluency on the command line is a skill that is in some ways archaic... I don't see this to be the case at all. Plus, having this be the opening line may cause people to equate archaic=I don't need this. I'd suggest (woul
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LastPass Security Notice(blog.lastpass.com)
544 points by jwcrux 11y ago|305 comments
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by jwcrux 11y ago
This is a protocol (or specification)... do you think this might conflict with the naming of Python's pep8?
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2 Years of dumpmon(jordan-wright.com)
1 points by jwcrux 11y ago|0 comments
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by jwcrux 11y ago
I like goquery[1] for doing this type of thing. [1] https://github.com/PuerkitoBio/goquery
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by jwcrux 11y ago
Hey there! Author here - thanks for posting this! In response to this, I made an open-source honeypot (in Go!) called Elastichoney. I recently released every single log I collected in nice JSON form: http://jordan-wright.github.i
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How Tor Works – The Consensus(jordan-wright.github.io)
2 points by jwcrux 11y ago|0 comments
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Reddit is down due to database failure(redditstatus.com)
29 points by jwcrux 11y ago|4 comments
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by jwcrux 11y ago
Neat! Possible typo: > After two weeks, if actions have been made on the deck then we throw it away. Might be "if no actions"?
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60 Days of Watching Hackers Attack Elasticsearch(jordan-wright.github.io)
9 points by jwcrux 11y ago|0 comments
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How Tor Works: Part Two – Relays vs. Bridges(jordan-wright.github.io)
7 points by jwcrux 11y ago|0 comments
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by jwcrux 11y ago
This is both a blessing and a curse for Go. The language touts itself as being easy to pick up, and has a batteries included stdlib. This allows developers to quickly say "I know Go. Here's what's wrong with Go." since t
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by jwcrux 12y ago
Lizardsquad had thousands of exit nodes spun up all running the exact same config. It doesn't take state actor effort to do this.
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by jwcrux 12y ago
Interesting analysis. And that's absolutely correct, the exit probability is what makes the difference. It could be that they were all popped boxes running the same config, or it could be basic devops making sure all boxes setup have t
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by jwcrux 12y ago
This is absolutely the case (source: I'm a former pentester in charge of the social engineering). SE had two guarantees for every organization we were hired to pentest. * We would get the information/access we wanted * It would
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by jwcrux 12y ago
How is this different than /r/netsec, /r/pwned, etc.?
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by jwcrux 12y ago
Generally, a system like this might work by handling queries via two ways: * A "point" system - spend "points" (or credits) to find a user by license plate. * You can buy credits with money directly, or you can earn them
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by jwcrux 12y ago
You can build golang from source pretty easily. If I remember right, it's just downloading the tarball and running ./all.bash or something like that.
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by jwcrux 12y ago
Looks like standard security patches for libraries needed by Tails, not security holes in Tails itself.
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by jwcrux 12y ago
I don't think Ghost is static, though. TMK everything is stored in a sqlite db.
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by jwcrux 12y ago
Why not offer both options? Bring in a piece of code you want to talk about, or have the option to do a coding challenge. Either way, you're asking the candidate to develop code, and then explain their decisions in a meaningful way.
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by jwcrux 12y ago
Counter Strike: Goat Offensive
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by jwcrux 12y ago
How is this any different than Magic?
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by jwcrux 12y ago
Unfortunately, it's likely that in many cases the anonymity won't be preserved simply due to the probability of multiple candidates having the exact same job experience. Take the example profile (which doesn't appear to belon
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Remote Code Execution in Elasticsearch – CVE-2015-1427(jordan-wright.github.io)
7 points by jwcrux 12y ago|0 comments
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by jwcrux 12y ago
Interesting. Do you have any more resources about how these bots are made?
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How Tor Works: Part One(jordan-wright.github.io)
2 points by jwcrux 12y ago|0 comments
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by jwcrux 12y ago
> Only TREDNET (sp) has replied till now. ...And they said?
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Web Scraping Hotel Prices for Fun and Savings(jordan-wright.github.io)
9 points by jwcrux 12y ago|1 comments
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by jwcrux 12y ago
This would do it: inurl:"/ganglia" AND intitle:"Host Report" AND intitle:"Ganglia::"

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