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by passfree 13y ago
Maybe it can happen with this: https://github.com/websecurify/node-vxdocker
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Docker: Run Docker on Every OS(github.com)
2 points by passfree 13y ago|2 comments
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Vortex - A Vagrant Alternative(blog.websecurify.com)
2 points by passfree 13y ago|0 comments
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by passfree 13y ago
I am still not sure how useful Docker is but we have created a simple example how to run Docker on Vortex which is sort of Vagrant alternative. https://github.com/websecurify/node-vortex/tree/master/doc&#
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Docker: Running Docker Containers Inside Vortex(github.com)
1 points by passfree 13y ago|0 comments
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Nodejs Project In Vortex(github.com)
3 points by passfree 13y ago|0 comments
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by passfree 13y ago
This is not related to the Vagrant<->CoreOS topic but since Vagrant box image format is a packaged ovf image it shouldn't be too hard to port the CoreOS images to Vortex ( https://github.com/websecurify/node-v
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System Provisioning System in Nodejs(github.com)
1 points by passfree 13y ago|0 comments
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Virtual Machine Management System in Nodejs(github.com)
1 points by passfree 13y ago|0 comments
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by passfree 13y ago
It is not a cure. I doubt that there is a single technology that can be called a cure. It is a solution.
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by passfree 13y ago
The problem with this approach is that due to the way cookies work you can still leak stuff like session identifiers if you forget to enlist certain subdomains and you are browsing other unprotected sites. The privacy in this case is as goo
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by passfree 13y ago
Not great for general browsing indeed. However, it is indispensable for things that matter like banking, etc. I personally feel safer in some situation when I know that every single packet is forced over SSL and there is not even a single r
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by passfree 13y ago
The only difference is that https-everywhere is trying to play nice and works only on some web sites that have been tested with the extension. It doesn't work "everywhere". Panic Mode, on the other hand, forces the user over
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by passfree 13y ago
You are right. Yet, it is better than nothing.
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Panic Mode: Privacy Extension for Google Chrome(chrome.google.com)
25 points by passfree 13y ago|16 comments
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by passfree 13y ago
This request is invalid.
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by passfree 13y ago
This feature has been added. Wait for the app to update. Refresh. Press ESC to get into escape mode. Now you can type any curl command. Most options are supported. It works just like bash. When you hit enter, the command will be converted i
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by passfree 13y ago
These features will be added soon.
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by passfree 13y ago
Fair point. I will make sure that there is an explanation/mention about this. It is worth mentioning though that the link points to a hosted app - not an extension. You do require an extension for this to work but it is very lightweight and
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by passfree 13y ago
You type them, i.e Header: Value
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by passfree 13y ago
You do not affect the extension. That will be against policy. It is client-side code and all it does it to send raw HTTP requests from the page of the app. It cannot run in the background. It works the same way in Firefox too. Also, there a
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by passfree 13y ago
Some things are simply not possible without having access to raw HTTP data. HTTP itself is quite complex protocol.
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by passfree 13y ago
You are missing the point. This works in offline mode too. Everything is client-side. As a bonus it also works in Firefox. The reason it is hosted like this is because it provides more flexibility and allow us to deploy more awesome feature
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by passfree 13y ago
REST is quite new but it has solid foundations that go well beyond what postman achieves today. New features will be added rapidly in the next couple of weeks.
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by passfree 13y ago
I will make sure that this is added via the tilda mode - to convert to and from curl.
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REST Client for Google Chrome(chrome.google.com)
51 points by passfree 13y ago|33 comments
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Hack Like In The Movies(blog.websecurify.com)
1 points by passfree 13y ago|0 comments
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by passfree 13y ago
You can also try proxify ( http://www.gnucitizen.org/blog/landing-proxify/ ) actual cross-platform binary that is based on top of NSS. It has been designed to be really fast as it is not buffering anything. It also has a lot of useful comma
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by passfree 14y ago
Or you can forget this java madness and go with Websecurify Suite ( https://suite.websecurify.com ). It works from the browser and it is a lot faster.
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Simple Story About How To Deploy Fast(blog.websecurify.com)
1 points by passfree 14y ago|0 comments

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