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DF T-Shirts Now Available(daringfireball.net)
1 points by mh_ 14y ago|0 comments
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Nokia Engineer Shows How to Pirate Games From the Windows 8 Store(theverge.com)
2 points by mh_ 14y ago|0 comments
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by mh_ 14y ago
That question is pretty hard to parse correctly, but if it means: "how do I keep up with all the interesting research out there in my field?" (and if your field == Information Security) then you should look into a subscription to ThinkstSca
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You and Your Research, a modern take(youtube.com)
3 points by mh_ 14y ago|0 comments
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Etsy's Office-Hacker Job shows established companies the way..(blog.thinkst.com)
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by mh_ 14y ago
Agree 100%. In fact in 2010 I wrote a post titled:Cargo Cult startups on exactly this: http://blog.thinkst.com/2010/04/cargo-cult-startups.html
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by mh_ 15y ago
What gets me.. is that i did this poll and it just dropped! http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3781723
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by mh_ 15y ago
I mentioned on twitter, that the reason for the big outcry over this, is in part because the employers did it so badly.. ie.. if they built a facebook app that accepted uploaded CV's, they could have sneakily taken this data (like so many o
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by mh_ 15y ago
Yes
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by mh_ 15y ago
No
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by mh_ 15y ago
Ahh.. I saw what you did there!
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Penetration Testing Considered Harmful Today(blog.thinkst.com)
4 points by mh_ 15y ago|0 comments
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by mh_ 15y ago
The "hacked in n-minutes" meme around these sorts of contests is really horrible (and needs to die). Researchers work on the exploit for months ahead of time.. The amount of time taken to click "launch exploit" really makes little differenc
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by mh_ 15y ago
You guys should checkout: http://thinkst.com/tools/cr-gpg/ We do the some thing, but hook into the DOM to blend it into the interface. (we have users across win/linux/osx so its been doing pretty well considering its hacky birth)
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by mh_ 15y ago
Nothing to hide, nothing to fear is a pretty well understood fallacy ( http://www.computerweekly.com/blogs/the-data-trust-blog/2009... ) (which im kinda sad to see on HN). As for patterns and keywords, your "guarantee" is pretty shallow and
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by mh_ 15y ago
The OP reminds me of O'Reillys 2003 piece (buy where you shop) http://tim.oreilly.com/articles/buy_where_shop.html In his piece Tim OReilly warned against people who browsed at bookstores, but only shopped online. I suspect the same is tr
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by mh_ 15y ago
It's worth checking out how many of Jobs' "failures" eventually came to pass. Crazy ideas like the stability of Unix with an Apple GUI..
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Oracles Mary Ann Davidson lashes out at Security Firm(blogs.oracle.com)
2 points by mh_ 15y ago|0 comments
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by mh_ 15y ago
Not (intentionally) spammy (or a dupe). The last version lacked auto-update. The new version includes it (and some quick fixes)(including running only on mail.google.com)
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Update: (Simple)Chrome plugin to enable GPG in Gmail(thinkst.com)
4 points by mh_ 15y ago|1 comments
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by mh_ 15y ago
The plugin has 2 quick updates: a) It's now site restricted to mail.google.com b) Will make use of chromes update feature in the future. Please grab the new version from http://thinkst.com/tools/cr-gpg/
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by mh_ 15y ago
-nod- an attack with full access to chromes address space would grab the password in memory. I'm guessing someone with that sort of threat model isn't using gmail for comms. (I guess even then, it could be useful to verify signatures (when
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by mh_ 15y ago
Link to the src has been added to the site. (sorry we included it when we mailed the gpg mail list, but didn't add it to the page) Direct Link: https://github.com/RC1140/cr-gpg
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by mh_ 15y ago
We don't store the password in the DOM. When you choose to sign/encrypt, the password is passed to gpg (via the plugin) and promptly goes out of scope. (It means you have to enter your password every time you want to sign/encrypt, but this
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(Simple) Chrome plugin for GPG/PGP in GMail(thinkst.com)
45 points by mh_ 15y ago|13 comments
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BlackHat 2011 (according to Twitter)(blog.thinkst.com)
1 points by mh_ 15y ago|0 comments
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Automated Shoulder Surfing Attacks (Computer Vision meets on screen keyboards)(blog.thinkst.com)
18 points by mh_ 15y ago|3 comments
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by mh_ 15y ago
Also: > Great leaders are like surfers riding a big wave. > It's easy to get distracted by the surfer and forget that the wave is really the important part. Erm.. no.. The same wave rolls in for everyone. It's the skilled, hardworki
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by mh_ 15y ago
Google: skype share options
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Create graphs/nodes/edges in JavaScript (an arbor.js tutorial)(blog.thinkst.com)
1 points by mh_ 15y ago|0 comments

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