nanocode

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by nanocode 2y ago
What you wrote sounds a bit like "As a minor I have lived in asbestos building and I can assure you I was not harmed". How do you know? As far as I know, there are many scientific studies that disprove what you've said - and
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by nanocode 2y ago
I think we can split hairs and nitpick this a lot but... Nowadays most often setup is that you join a VPN (a very isolated one), and you use it for the same purpose as you would proxy. But from your machine's point of view, you're
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by nanocode 2y ago
>Autonomous robots with cameras and guns could be installed everywhere At this point I'm not even sure if you're sarcastic. Or are you an agent of the upcoming robot uprising? Who knows!
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by nanocode 2y ago
Well if I could shake my magic wand and instantly convert all my (and other) C code to some kind of MemorySafeC code, I would. Unfortunately, there is no such magic wand, and all we can do is to rewrite tens of millions of lines of C code t
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by nanocode 2y ago
On the other hand, WAFs are another kind of security theater. They won't stop any determined attacker. Usually you just need to change your payload to make it work. Unless you tweak the rules a lot, to the point where you could encode
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by nanocode 2y ago
Well that's clearly false. GDPR fines for data breach (when there is enough negliglence) (or even inproper handling of data breach) can be pretty severe. At least in theory, in practice the enforcement depends on the country and the fi
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by nanocode 2y ago
>If I'm honest, most security engineers suck. 90% are crappy IT Admins or Compliance Monkeys who did CISSP and maybe worked for PWC or an MDR for 1-2 years and don't know the difference between NFTables and NTFS As a security e
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by nanocode 2y ago
You realise you're posting under a scientific study conducted by Association for the Development of Motorcycling, the Polytechnic University of Bucharest and a noise emission specialist from Netherlands In the study somebody actually t
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by nanocode 3y ago
I don't know about all conferences, but in my line of work most conferences cost up to $2000 or even more (for example "late tickets" to a conference I'm attending in June cost $3000). I guess enough people (or rather, e