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Early security engagement - critical or waste?(rakkhi.blogspot.com)
1 points by rakkhi 16y ago|0 comments
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Payments revolution in next two years?(rakkhi.blogspot.com)
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Obama Cyber ID = bad idea(rakkhi.blogspot.com)
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Buying online vs. buying over the phone(rakkhi.blogspot.com)
1 points by rakkhi 16y ago|0 comments
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Infosec Crystal Ball 2011(rakkhi.blogspot.com)
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Why you should use a password vault(rakkhi.blogspot.com)
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In security is it better to be black and white?(rakkhi.blogspot.com)
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Ask HN: API for bugtraq?
1 points by rakkhi 16y ago|0 comments
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by rakkhi 16y ago
At work we were debating how this happened: Someone in marketing said hey the hot trend is add these social buttons to everywhere, security team: small change no detailed review or thinking of implications
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by rakkhi 16y ago
I actually agreed the analytics were good :) just that many would argue from a privacy perspective
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by rakkhi 16y ago
Fair point, but is this not just a reason for sites to register their own URL shortener? e.g. if you shorten something from techcrunch or read write web it shortens to their domain rather than bit.ly etc. Alternative is to also use goo.gl f
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by rakkhi 16y ago
Sure but these services are hardly new, tinyurl has been around for years and I am not aware of a study linking them to a material increase in phishing. Bottom line with phishing is that people that fall for it are not technical and would c
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by rakkhi 16y ago
Nice addon will have to give it a try at work. One thing that has worked well for me is the Postrank addon for Chrome for Hacker news: http://bit.ly/aKLjCT It means rather than spending hours on Hacker news I can quickly glance to see if
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by rakkhi 16y ago
I don't really see how they are bad for the web, a shortened link is still a link, reading Tim-bernes Lee today ( http://bit.ly/dhfd2S ) he emphasized the importance of links and links from anywhere to anywhere rather than walled gardens li
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by rakkhi 16y ago
Just answered a similar question on Quora: https://www.quora.com/How-can-did-Tumblr-successfully-defend...
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by rakkhi 16y ago
Just did thanks for the text
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by rakkhi 16y ago
Nice compilation. It is good that Google has taken this seriously and are working to fix it quickly. We will probably see a few more like this as things like Google, Facebook Connect, Twitter become federated Identity Providers to many site
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Practical and cheap PCI-DSS compliance for SME's(rakkhi.blogspot.com)
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by rakkhi 16y ago
Really love Mockingbird, really made it easy for me to mockup what I wanted for my startup app. Especially using offshore developers a picture really is a 1000 words. Looking forward to trying the new features
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Disrupting online payments(rakkhi.blogspot.com)
1 points by rakkhi 16y ago|0 comments
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by rakkhi 16y ago
Agreed. I'm really supprised that language like that made it through to the final RFP. I have been involved with RFPs at government organizations and legal is always supper careful about writing requirements that potentially restrict compet
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The Potential of Google TV(rakkhi.posterous.com)
1 points by rakkhi 16y ago|0 comments
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by rakkhi 16y ago
Diagram Why have a secure client and web browser? Why wouldn't both interfaces only be via the web and secured with TLS? Doesn't the local "secure" client provide a backdoor and increase attack surface? I could understand an out or band cha
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by rakkhi 16y ago
I remember creating my first site on geocities. A southpark fan site with links to download episodes (linked to another site hosting the of course). That obviously became the most popular feature. Think will have to get the torrent or at le
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by rakkhi 16y ago
Late alpha feedback would be very useful simplesecurityra.com
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by rakkhi 16y ago
I know that migrating a todo system is a nightmare and technology is not the only answer but I have tried Omnifocus and found Remember The Milk ( http://www.rememberthemilk.com ) much better. One of the main reasons is that you say: "I don’
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by rakkhi 16y ago
Thanks, spelling is not a strong point! :)
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by rakkhi 16y ago
In the UK you can get a free 30 minutes consulting at most law firms if you are a small business. I did that: http://www.lawsociety.org.uk/home.law See if they have something similar in the US (assuming thats where you are from). Ask them
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Ask HN: Startup software testing companies
3 points by rakkhi 16y ago|0 comments
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by rakkhi 16y ago
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