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by netsectoday 6y ago
Rightward assignment with a hash rocket? I've been using ruby for a decade and I don't get why this is necessary (or even good).
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by netsectoday 6y ago
Please don't use this software. From a security perspective this is horrible. Option A) Expose all firewall rules via some hacky web-based API. Option B) https://nvlpubs.nist.gov/nistpubs/ir/2015/NIST.IR.
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by netsectoday 6y ago
Collecting bans isn't a good thing today with the scale of background noise malicious behavior. You will very quickly collect thousands of IP addresses doing this and need to implement ipset - an iptables plugin that allows O(log n) lo
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by netsectoday 6y ago
> water-fueled space transport After watching an Elon Musk interview in front of his starship he was saying - If anyone can show us that aerospikes are the way to go then please, do it. It'll be a gift. https://www.youtub
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by netsectoday 6y ago
I probably wouldn't trust someone 2-years out of college to manage my money (YAM creator's capital management firm). I sure as hell wouldn't invest in their home-grown crypto currency. Story Headline: Recent college grad does
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by netsectoday 6y ago
Fred understands that it's unsustainable to always deliver features. Fred has been doing this for years. Fred knows the ropes. Fred has morals and stopped producing garbage code because he knows how painful it is for the whole team. Fr
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by netsectoday 6y ago
> And honestly, the problem has been so difficult to solve, that I think every AWS customer leveraging Instance Profiles or machine roles is vulnerable to this somewhere. If one app gets compromised and you haven't limited blast rad
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by netsectoday 6y ago
"Cost externalizing is a socioeconomic term describing how a business maximizes its profits by off-loading indirect costs and forcing negative effects to a third party. An externalized cost is known to economists as a negative external
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by netsectoday 6y ago
Who's your employer? ;)
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by netsectoday 6y ago
Honest answer, everyone who claims to be GDPR or HIPAA compliant is lying and hopes you never find out.
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by netsectoday 6y ago
Hell yes! Good luck! https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/some-assembly-requir...
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by netsectoday 6y ago
https://github.com/aquasecurity/trivy 110% recommended.
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by netsectoday 6y ago
From my experience; there is a huge NEED for app sec engineers, but the DEMAND isn't really there. Even if you find an organization that DEMANDs a security engineer (rare); that professional has an uphill battle to be granted the resou
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by netsectoday 6y ago
I agree, if Zoom isn't capable of handling #2 or #3 on the list, then #4 is irrelevant to them. You would think that "not storing cleartext passwords" is a universal given today, but the corporate structure controlling softwa
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by netsectoday 6y ago
I believe Zoom's continued struggle represents the state of software development in 2020. 1. Are you a software engineer? 2. How many "security" tickets have you been assigned in your career? 3. Has your employer ever paid fo
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by netsectoday 6y ago
This whole situation seems off. I have quit and been fired in my tech career when taking a strong moral stance against my employers behaviors. To me; this piece was written in an attempt to get his job back. I'd put him closer to the r
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by netsectoday 6y ago
What did I just read? An ex-Amazon employee 'lashing out' by saying that regulators should break up Google, Facebook, and Microsoft, then leave Amazon alone because they will probably 'do the right thing' by spinning-off
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by netsectoday 6y ago
> in general a hash code contains less information That is true, but has nothing to do with your ability to use a rainbow table or dictionary attack on my hashed statement. The specific reason why you can reverse my hash is because it&#x
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by netsectoday 6y ago
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by netsectoday 6y ago
When I spend too much time on R&D building something big and it doesn't work out the way I planned; the first thought is to turn it into a platform and sell it to other people who might find it useful. Then I remember that starting
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by netsectoday 6y ago
Google actually uses some version of Latent Semantic Analysis which clusters these results based upon word frequency and position. This creates a word matrix where snippets of text can be clustered into themes and the documents are related
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by netsectoday 6y ago
You can add domain blacklists directly to your search queries in google: google vs. -site:alternativeto.net -site:slant.com -site:pinterest.com -site:quora.com
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by netsectoday 6y ago
Laughing helps sometimes. My response has been something along the lines of exponential mental hardening. Looking back each year just thinking "You had no idea what was in store and weren't completely ready, do better". At th
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by netsectoday 6y ago
Reading this article as a millennial really hits home as I remember entering the workforce as a teenager mid 2001 as soon as I could drive (months before 9/11), re-entering the workforce as a young adult early 2008 as soon as I had a d
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by netsectoday 6y ago
You can boot up your own custom search engine in a few minutes with YaCy (Ya See!) an open-source, P2P, Dockerized crawler and search engine built on top of Solr. https://yacy.net/ If you're generous; you can make your
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by netsectoday 7y ago
Summary: "We took a classroom of students and measured their performance with coding challenges in a situation that bears no resemblance to actual business operations with no middle-management, insane CEO requests, or office politics.
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by netsectoday 7y ago
Gnip definitely had it's share of problems; even with a real product and super-sharp people. The takeaway I have from this, and from decades of startup experience, is that building and growing a startup is beyond difficult and even wit
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by netsectoday 7y ago
I went for an interview there in 2010 and it was the most absurd experience. I walked into a dimly lit open gymnasium with a running track and desks sprawled all over with people working, while voices echoed off the walls. The CEO had a des
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by netsectoday 7y ago
Apparently out of Swarm, Swarmkit, and SwarmNext; my good experience has been from SwarmNext. So now this is even more confusing.
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by netsectoday 7y ago
You are honestly the first person who has been able to articulate this issue to me. Thank you.

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