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The annotated OPM Hack(medium.com)
1 points by netman21 11y ago|0 comments
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by netman21 11y ago
On top of that many modern defenses are based on IP reputation, or black lists. There are several companies that track the reputation of all 4 billion IPv4 addresses. Scores are updated every 5 minutes. With several quadrillion IPv6 address
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by netman21 11y ago
Well, Tiversa scanned LimeWire for PII and found a file containing billing records of patients on a PC belonging to LabMD. They copied the file and eventually gave it to the FTC, apparently claiming they found it on multiple computers on th
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by netman21 11y ago
Oh, so glad they gave the nod to the FIDO Alliance in passing.
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by netman21 11y ago
So NetFlix spent four years developing automated trouble ticketing? I wonder if they evaluated the dozens of existing products that do this already?
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by netman21 11y ago
I used to do this when I was an executive at a software firm in Boulder, Colorado. I maintained a home in another state but commuted to Boulder every week. For a while I had a great deal on a shared condo but when the owner sold it I was fa
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by netman21 12y ago
I was approached to speak at Collision. When I included my speaking agent in the loop that was the last I heard from them! :-)
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by netman21 12y ago
Gary Hudson always inspired me as an entrepreneur who would not give up. My brother finished his last year of law school remotely so he could join Hudson in Claifornia. I started my first consulting company while still in college to do stru
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by netman21 12y ago
I take nicotine. I am not a coder; I write non-fiction. I figure it was good enough for Mark Twain, it is good enough for me.
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by netman21 12y ago
There are commercial solutions that look at memory constantly to identify malware. ManTech Cyber Solutions International, Inc. (MCSI)is the division the defense contractor created to house it's HBGary division. Guidance Software, best
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by netman21 12y ago
Check out bannanaglee. Backdoors in Juniper and Cisco gear. Yes, already having an impact.
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by netman21 12y ago
I am of two minds here. On the one hand making the onerous task of complying with government regulations, paying taxes, and receiving benefits is all good. It even has the potential of reducing the overal burden the government imposes on ou
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by netman21 12y ago
Came here thinking there would be some discussion of Cylance and TrustPipe, two startups that use machine learning to identify good and bad and filter out the bad. Cylance looks at markers on file artifacts, TrustPipe at network traffic.
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by netman21 12y ago
Very surprised that Schneier fell for this source. A little research would have provided this on the author, one Charles C. Johnson "The Worst Journalist on the Web" http://gawker.com/what-is-chuck-johnson-and-why
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Asimov on cerebration(technologyreview.com)
2 points by netman21 12y ago|0 comments
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by netman21 12y ago
In the most amazing coincidence the first two pages I submitted had the same digest: 90c0568! One was the front page of a news site, the other was the management page of a company I follow. The mind boggles. Or, they have a bug. edit: as d
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Through Glass Tranfer breaks all data leak prevention(thruglassxfer.com)
1 points by netman21 12y ago|0 comments
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by netman21 12y ago
I usually have to take a flight at the end of the year to lock in Diamond on Delta. What does that buy me? Upgrades to first class on just about any domestic flight I take. The exception is DTW-SFO where first class is full of the ultra-Di
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by netman21 12y ago
Has anyone ever created a virtual walk through of the ISS? Like every real estate web site does for their listings? Google????
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by netman21 12y ago
I read once that Thomas Jefferson investigated raising milkweed, which also contains a lot of latex. He wanted to disrupt the rubber tree industry.
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by netman21 12y ago
The world has a lot of momentum. Give it time.
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Is there another NSA Leaker?(securitycurrent.com)
6 points by netman21 12y ago|0 comments
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by netman21 12y ago
Well there you go. Dieting and personal health is the new enlightenment. Who needs scientific statistical studies of samples when what matters is our own reaction to treatment. Only we can do an experiment that is verifiable, repeatable, an
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by netman21 12y ago
I have been grain free for 6 months. 25 pounds down and within 4 pounds of dropping below 25 BMI. (55 yr old male) I am convinced that the best way to "eat less" is eliminate all grains. Within three weeks I lost all cravings for
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Sandbox vendors ignore Microsoft Licensing(securitycurrent.com)
1 points by netman21 12y ago|0 comments
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by netman21 12y ago
Or, the earth's electric fields repel more cosmic rays when it is excited by solar winds.
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Evidence for solar wind modulation of lightning (iopscience.iop.org)
10 points by netman21 12y ago|3 comments
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by netman21 13y ago
Something I learned after many cases of being asked to rush down to studio for a live appearance to talk about some security event: Have your 30 sec response ready to go. The talking head newscaster is going to completely screw up the ques
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by netman21 13y ago
Take a look at vaportstream. They have ephemeral messaging that leverages vram to hide the messages from the kernel. Pretty secure.
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by netman21 13y ago
This brings back very uncomfortable memories. When I was 25 I was helping a friend who was creating the first structural analysis software for the PC. I introduced my friend and his partner to this strange guy in Dearborn, Michigan. There w

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