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by mh_ 15y ago
Agree completely, in fact i've just added this link: http://risky.biz/haroon (Lulzsec, Ranum and I Told You So!)
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LulzSec will be used to Usher in Regulation (few of us will like)(risky.biz)
2 points by mh_ 15y ago|0 comments
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by mh_ 15y ago
The logic has flaws indeed. Despite the suggested economic incentive the big companies may have, its also obvious that the big companies are a juicier target, since it is clear that the data collects at those points. This is well understood
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Searchable Security Conference Site
3 points by mh_ 15y ago|0 comments
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by mh_ 16y ago
OWASP (The Open Web Application Security Project) has a host of resources (local & linked) Try: http://www.owasp.org and: https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Category:OWASP_Java_Project
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by mh_ 16y ago
Related HBGary, Anonymous post: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2311067 (What we learn about Cyber War from the incident)
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What Anonymous taught us about Cyber War(english.aljazeera.net)
5 points by mh_ 16y ago|0 comments
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Tell HN: Subscription Service that covers InfoSec Happenings..
1 points by mh_ 16y ago|0 comments
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Too many InfoSec Conferences? (Infographic Inside)(blog.thinkst.com)
1 points by mh_ 16y ago|0 comments
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Tell HN: Toy app thrown together for fun
1 points by mh_ 16y ago|0 comments
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by mh_ 16y ago
Checkout http://www.searchlores.org/ Ignore the horrible looking HTML. Fravia+ was a legend in reverse engineering circles and dedicated the last bit of his life to searchlores. There's gold in them thar hills.
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by mh_ 16y ago
Check my comment earlier with shameless self plug for iTried ( http://bit.ly/hEDJTw ) :)
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by mh_ 16y ago
I just recently submitted an app called iTried to the Mac app store which was kinda built for this ( http://bit.ly/hEDJTw ) iTried listens for screensaver stopped events, and then takes the picture. I disabled tweetpic'ing the picture when
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by mh_ 16y ago
I know it's fashionable to hate Calacanis, but must confess to not finding too much wrong with the paragraph. I have worked with quite a few people who wondered "is my name in lights yet?", while wanting work/life balance at the same time.
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Anonymity loves Company(blog.thinkst.com)
1 points by mh_ 16y ago|0 comments
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by mh_ 16y ago
Moving to an elastic infrastructure in the face of an attack that aims to increase usage, seems like a recipe for a huge bill.. The wikileaks guys are obviously uber smart and have thought through the pros and cons of the move, but it seems
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by mh_ 16y ago
I blogged earlier this year about companies that try to copy the beanbags, but miss the point (cargo cult startups) http://blog.thinkst.com/2010/04/cargo-cult-startups.html
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by mh_ 16y ago
> will say that I don't fall into all of Zynga's traps: > I don't give them money because a) I can see that it's not > rational to send money on such items, and b) I'm broke and > don't have the money to spend anyway. Especi
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by mh_ 16y ago
The post links to a Microsoft Document titled: "The Economics of the Cloud". The original link is .XPS (which you might not have a viewer for). I have converted to .pdf and uploaded here: http://thinkst.com/stuff/notmines/The-Economics-of-
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by mh_ 16y ago
Everyone has a story about a friend who sold a vuln for X. At least one case though has been documented in an academic paper by a well respected researcher [1]. (That would put the cheque at < 10%) [1] http://weis2007.econinfosec.org/p
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Some Computer Security Prezi's
1 points by mh_ 16y ago|0 comments
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by mh_ 16y ago
Prezi is awesome for some sorts of presentations, even if just to be different from ppt / keynote for a while. It's got really simple primitives, which forces you to deliver a pretty clean presentation. Recently it has been used at NYU poly
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by mh_ 16y ago
I think the line that rings truest for me here is "here are a lot of variables to consider beyond a simple time measurement" Interestingly enough, one of the reasons i enjoy startups, is because it enables one to make decisions that are les
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by mh_ 16y ago
While it is pretty difficult to answer what a piece of code written by a government would look like, a useful piece of information is also that the code targeted 4 different 0-day bugs [1]. If we consider previous reports on 0-day pricing [
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by mh_ 16y ago
im sure your history on HN proves otherwise, but this almost reads like a veiled attempt to sell twitternames you've squatted.
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by mh_ 16y ago
"If only they knew me and my loved ones wanted to settle" The trick I guess is knowing when you are "the idiot across the table", and when you are the posts author. I.e. If the mantra is "always accept", then why did the "idiot across the t
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Memory Corruption Attacks. The (almost) complete history..(blog.thinkst.com)
1 points by mh_ 16y ago|0 comments
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by mh_ 17y ago
-nod- sorry for the concern caused is a huge distance from "we are sorry that we chose viral over virtuous". I can't believe that GOOG top level management (who must be using Gmail as dogfooding), would have been comfortable with their top
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by mh_ 17y ago
what in the world makes this a reasonable post for HN ?
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Does twitter kill the blogging star ?(sensepost.com)
1 points by mh_ 17y ago|0 comments

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