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by konceptz 11y ago
I believe that one of the tv systems (forgot who) is webos, a very fine mobile platform from what I recall. Purchased and reimplemented by (un)said manufacturer.
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by konceptz 11y ago
This may not work exactly as planned if your target string is expected to be long enough. You can see from his example that the fetching takes place out of order, as expected from asynchronous calls.
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by konceptz 11y ago
Same as most html injection attacks. I haven't tested as I'm on the way to work, but I will try to craft the attack as follows: 1: discover html attribute vulnerable to this. 2: craft payload as a link, for Dom, reflected or sto
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by konceptz 11y ago
That could work but it would be tricky and possibly difficult for them to get right. The hardest part being registering valid content updates. I've seen integrity validation schemes work well for small enum lists but we'd have to
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by konceptz 11y ago
Some science was done on a large amount of organizations and the state of their security.
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Building Security in Maturity Model 6(csoonline.com)
1 points by konceptz 11y ago|1 comments
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by konceptz 11y ago
This work doesn't provide a direct audit for websites but it does measure software security at organizations. https://www.bsimm.com
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by konceptz 11y ago
I've been using fish shell on osx for the last 3 years. It's fun and puts ctrl-r in front of my typing without being obtrusive. I'm glad to see it here.
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by konceptz 11y ago
I think what msabalau is saying is that there are many issues at multiple levels of this system and instead of addressing them as a whole they turned on a single instance. The implication is that Greek's issues were used as a scapegoat
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by konceptz 11y ago
The first issue that I see with this notation is that you loose information compared to standard notation. For example, a half note contains the information of how long it will last along with the note itself. This information is given to
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by konceptz 11y ago
Also Relevant: http://blogs.adobe.com/psirt/?p=1210
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Security Updates Available for Adobe Flash Player (APSB15-14)(web.nvd.nist.gov)
2 points by konceptz 11y ago|1 comments
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by konceptz 12y ago
I know this is a bit of a divergence but does this type of finding, assuming it's true, bolster the "we are in the matrix"? Not directly, of course, there are many other assumption that come first, as discussed above, but it&
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by konceptz 12y ago
I really wouldn't classify this as racist. It sounds to me more like an honest share about his community or extended community's view on where he is living.
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by konceptz 12y ago
I often run static analysis tools against large code bases. As a consultant I need to be able to travel and won't always have access, or be able to send code across the internet. I think my case is common for technical consultants doin
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by konceptz 12y ago
"@matiassingers thanks for your kind words, we'll look at it right now ;)" This response, if correctly linked, does not inspire confidence that they care about my privacy concerns. Edit: Looks like mts was addressing a bug?
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Sega shuts down Streets of Rage remake(wired.co.uk)
2 points by konceptz 12y ago|0 comments
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by konceptz 12y ago
I'm confused,and intrigued, what a "military reprisal" would be.
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by konceptz 12y ago
The link escapes me now but isn't this what Marriott is claiming?
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by konceptz 12y ago
"To re-create a clear protein known as lysozyme once an egg has been boiled, he and his colleagues add a urea substance that chews away at the whites, liquefying the solid material." Another interesting use for human waste however
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by konceptz 12y ago
I was going to enumerate a bunch of projects/software but here's a nice link. http://search.maven.org/#browse
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by konceptz 12y ago
That's one of the goals of owasp linked in the above post.
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by konceptz 12y ago
One thing I like about having different passwords and logins for each site is that I don't have to worry about cascading failures. This seems like it isn't getting rid of user/pass authentication, it's just pushing it on
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by konceptz 12y ago
This is very interesting, it's the first I've heard of this but I have experienced some issues implementing pthreads. This could be a reason. Do you know where I might find some documentation on this?
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by konceptz 12y ago
I will certainly apply your suggestions to the code. Thanks
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by konceptz 12y ago
I wasn't aware of this, thank you I'll check it out!
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by konceptz 12y ago
Good point, I found this odd as well. Because the requests are coming from EC2(NE) to S3 I believe that the pipe is very large and 100 byte vs 10000 bytes is not a large enough difference.
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by konceptz 12y ago
>I'd assume it's likely a result of misuse of libcUrl, or cUrl properly implementing some part of the spec that this hand-rolled implementation ignores. Author again. I have my code in the post, it would be helpful for me to s
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by konceptz 12y ago
Author here: You're right about the conclusion, I'll reword the title. As far as why, my calls are certainly in the post somewhat buried in the github code linked to directly on the post. Certainly more attention should be paid to
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Is libcURL slower than hand creating socket requests in C?(konceptz.com)
17 points by konceptz 12y ago|27 comments

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