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Exoscale Swiss cloud provider under DDOS attack(status.exoscale.ch)
4 points by medecau 9y ago|1 comments
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by medecau 9y ago
Sad.
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by medecau 9y ago
If your threat model includes NSA you're fucked. For everything else, use Signal.
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by medecau 9y ago
If you jailbreak your device you open yourself up to other threats.
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by medecau 10y ago
RSS is an XML file that is accessed by HTTP clients that are not browsers and do not render Javascript. http://cyber.harvard.edu/rss/rss.html
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by medecau 10y ago
Internet scale right here.
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by medecau 10y ago
Add VAT to the mix and things even out again.
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by medecau 10y ago
Not always. A Virtual Mobile Number for Spain on Twilio costs $1 while on MessageBird it costs $30. https://www.twilio.com/sms/pricing/es https://www.messagebird.com/en-us/virtual-mobile-numbe
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by medecau 10y ago
Can anyone even answer your question without breaking the dev license?
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by medecau 10y ago
Did you receive a National Security Letter? No? Okay, I'll update the date. Canary date is updated. Yes? Okay, see you in the after-life I guess. Canary update process dies.
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by medecau 10y ago
Truth is your comment is ad hominem. ;)
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by medecau 10y ago
I just hope inifinit.sh delivers on open sourcing. https://github.com/infinit/infinit/issues/1
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by medecau 10y ago
Are you refering to the following issue? https://github.com/opal/opal/issues/941
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by medecau 10y ago
When looking through the logs index.htm will look like index.html and may be missed. But, I have no experience exfiltrating files or gaining access to servers I don't own.
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by medecau 10y ago
Open two tabs?
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by medecau 10y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11666857
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by medecau 10y ago
Did you finish cryptopals? cryptopals.com
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by medecau 10y ago
Flagged! Meanwhille: http://www.amazon.com/Violent-Python-Cookbook-Penetration-En...
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by medecau 11y ago
vmctl(8) docs don't mention send/receive commands. Curious what exactly those do. http://www.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/man.cgi/OpenBSD-current/man8/...
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by medecau 11y ago
HTTPS can do more then hide the exact content you're looking at. Given the domain name and size of reply(https) the exact content can be estimated. But the user will be sure to be reading the contents without modification.
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by medecau 11y ago
What's easiest? - stop a truck on a highway; take the driver out of the truck; drive off. - board a container ship; track the targeted container; steal the contents; leave with cargo in high sea. Sources? Here you go: https:/&#x2
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by medecau 11y ago
This disk looks just right for fatcache usage.
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by medecau 11y ago
I agree. It also fails to confuse or distract me.
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by medecau 11y ago
Martin Sústrik wrote about this: "Let's stop kidding ourselves about APIs" ( http://250bpm.com/blog:55 ) There are more posts on his blog that seem to touch on subjects mentioned in the OP.
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by medecau 11y ago
Or to ensure that the content is not tampered.
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by medecau 11y ago
How do you do this?
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by medecau 11y ago
> Researchers poke hole in custom crypto built for Amazon Web Services is not the same as > academic researchers recently uncovered a potentially serious weakness
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by medecau 11y ago
It should be obvious the intent is not to pay someone $640/h to watch paint dry on a cinema screen but instead to bring attention to the process required to publish a movie.
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by medecau 11y ago
There's a copy of the TPP on Documentcloud. https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/2507281-tpp-complete...
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by medecau 11y ago
I'm usually left wondering if anyone else know about the multiprocessing module. Specifically the Pool class.

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