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by no-dr-onboard 6y ago
Somehow I recall her appearing in court documents as very guilty[1]. Its still unclear to me why it took too long for her arrest to happen. 1. https://www.scribd.com/document/421319777/Maxwell-All-Search...
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by no-dr-onboard 6y ago
Have you heard of the podcast Darknet Diaries? Jack Rhysider (the host) does a pretty remarkable job of documenting the answers to your questions by interviewing guests (in story format) who often come from the more murky areas of the inter
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by no-dr-onboard 7y ago
The whole syntax similarity feature in Recon-NG with MSF is really what is keeping me from trying this tool. Swiss-knife projects like this are great, but if you don't provide a relatively intuitive set of commands for flipping through
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by no-dr-onboard 7y ago
Location: Austin, Texas, USA Remote: Yes Willing to Relocate: No thank you. Experience: Pentesting/VA/RedTeaming (physical, network, application, wireless), Application SAST/DAST (C#,Go,C/C++), Security Research, Sysadmi
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by no-dr-onboard 7y ago
Oh cool. Same fellow who made pywal.
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by no-dr-onboard 7y ago
In school we used Tannenbaum's MINIX book (Operating Systems Design and Implementation). It was generally a pretty good introduction to "OS Theory", directly references the source code in the back. Useful for a desk book if y
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by no-dr-onboard 7y ago
> modular-monolitic kernel This sounds like a bit of an oxymoron. What is a modular-monolithic kernel?
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by no-dr-onboard 7y ago
OPSEC advice: I wouldn’t disclose the heuristics of these policies.
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by no-dr-onboard 7y ago
In the purest, most academic sense of the conversation; yes, it is impossible to comprehensively defend against 0-days, APTs and nation states. If we want to be pragmatic about the discussion, then it’s all about your threat model. In that
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by no-dr-onboard 7y ago
“Fracking cannot operate without harming public health” would be a more interesting and precise title. I’m not sure that is what the article can confidently assert.
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by no-dr-onboard 7y ago
I can confirm that. Interviewed at skunk works in Lancaster. They shared this exact knowledge.
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by no-dr-onboard 7y ago
Command disablement is present on airframes dating as far back as the B-52. Nondestructive remote command disablement (what you’re referring to) is probably a real thing. It would fit the same schema that other weapons systems already have
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by no-dr-onboard 7y ago
Doubtful. DoD/DoE contractors and manufacturers retain a large portion of military contracted IP material. For example, CNWDI in the nuclear world does not allow a anyone in the military access/knowledge portions of bombs/war
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Second Florida City Pays Ransom(ware), Total Now $600k+USD(zdnet.com)
1 points by no-dr-onboard 7y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Real Time Voice Cloning(github.com)
13 points by no-dr-onboard 7y ago|1 comments