jwcrux

24 ms·

211.
by jwcrux 12y ago
It looks like only the front end has changed. I have a Python library (github.com/jordan-wright/rapportive) that directly calls the backend API, and it still works fine.
212.
by jwcrux 12y ago
I'm finishing up an open source phishing framework called gophish ( http://github.com/jordan-wright/gophish ). It's written in golang and angular, and has a full REST api and web frontend.
213.
by jwcrux 12y ago
I'm personally excited about the possibility of creating an "Emergency Card" ( http://www.apple.com/ios/ios8/health/ ) that's accessible from the lock screen. Currently, I use a screen-shott
214.
by jwcrux 12y ago
The sql package in the standard library has support for parameterized queries, so you should use those instead of some random function to check for injections.
215.
by jwcrux 12y ago
As a somewhat unrelated side note, I'm actually working on providing a free API written in Golang for CVE and CVSS entries. You can find it here: https://github.com/jordan-wright/cve-api
216.
by jwcrux 12y ago
I don't think it measures the inbound/outbound bandwidth - especially over UDP. It's more of an SSH emulator (so to speak) with everything being logged (commands, files, etc.). In addition, there are quite a few good visualiz
217.
by jwcrux 12y ago
Great question. I had this exact same problem before I came across/contributed to a fork of kippo by micheloosterhof that implemented SCP (and more). Check it out here: https://github.com/micheloosterhof/kippo
218.
by jwcrux 12y ago
OP may also benefit from the use of an SSH honeypot. I use kippo ( https://code.google.com/p/kippo/ ) with great success. It tracks all commands run, as well as keeps copies of all downloaded files. In addition, it
219.
by jwcrux 12y ago
This is fantastic news! > As Emacs and Vim have demonstrated over the past three decades, if you want to build a thriving, long-lasting community around a text editor, it has to be open source. I agree whole-heartedly. In fact, I don&#x2
220.
by jwcrux 12y ago
This is garbage. Probably the same guys behind this other one recently ( http://pastebin.com/qPxR9BRv ). One of the members of the full disclosure mailing list outed these guys here: http://seclists.org/fulldi
221.
by jwcrux 12y ago
Don't the stack exchange sites already serve for something like this?
222.
by jwcrux 12y ago
I appreciate you giving it a shot. If the issue is with my package, please don't hesitate to let me know and I'll jump on it ASAP. Happy to help any way I can!
223.
by jwcrux 12y ago
Neat! Shamelessly, I'd like to mention that you may also consider using the email ( https://github.com/jordan-wright/email ) package I wrote to serve your backend. I've worked to make it as simple and robust as
224.
by jwcrux 12y ago
Same here- I wonder what functionality this has over easybib.
225.
by jwcrux 12y ago
Out of curiosity - how did you come across that FB account? I'm showing a different account registered to that email address.
226.
by jwcrux 13y ago
Somewhat off-topic, but I notice they are using xorm as their golang ORM. Anyone have experience with this? I use gorm, and I wonder how xorm compares.
227.
Coindrawer Refuses to Patch Bugs Found in Bug Bounty(blog.justinsteven.com)
1 points by jwcrux 13y ago|0 comments
228.
by jwcrux 13y ago
This is absolutely the case. I think the original comment missed the assumption that the spammer already has the email addresses they spammed.
229.
by jwcrux 13y ago
I'd also like to shamelessly plug my list of boilerplate templates ( https://github.com/jordan-wright/boilerplate/blob/master/boi... ) for as many languages I could find. Feel free to send a pull requ
230.
by jwcrux 13y ago
Just curious - what does this have that Gist doesn't, with the exception of creating an account?
231.
Show HN: boilerplate – Find a template for your next project.(github.com)
2 points by jwcrux 13y ago|0 comments
232.
Show HN: Boilerplate(github.com)
1 points by jwcrux 13y ago|0 comments
233.
by jwcrux 13y ago
Ah, gotcha. You're saying that you sent an email with a valid envelope sender from your domain, with only a spoofed From: address, and gmail sent it back. If so, nice!
234.
by jwcrux 13y ago
Sure - SPF may very well only check the envelope sender, but isn't that usually plenty? If you can't spoof the Linkedin envelope sender, and the mail goes to SPAM, who cares if the From: address is spoofed? The user likely won&#x2
235.
A Look at Comment Spam Generator Scripts(jordan-wright.github.io)
2 points by jwcrux 13y ago|0 comments
236.
Cryptolocker Website Vulnerabilities(tghc.co)
2 points by jwcrux 13y ago|0 comments
237.
by jwcrux 13y ago
I believe you are correct: http://blog.sellhack.com/post/75825344472/why-we-built-sellh...
238.
by jwcrux 13y ago
Anyone have the full text of the paper?
239.
The GHTorrent project (GitHub's data from a firehose)(ghtorrent.org)
1 points by jwcrux 13y ago|0 comments
240.
by jwcrux 13y ago
That's great to hear - thanks for doing so.

More ›