ryan-c

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by ryan-c 10y ago
It's just sitting on a windowsill.
512.
by ryan-c 10y ago
I built one of these a while back, works very well. Current status: associd=0 status=011b leap_none, sync_pps, 1 event, leap_event, version="ntpd 4.2.7p481@1.2483 Tue Nov 25 05:07:16 UTC 2014 (2)", processor="ar
513.
by ryan-c 10y ago
Password cracking "dictionaries" can have phrases in them.
514.
by ryan-c 10y ago
> Not many people purposefully use unique, individual email addresses for every single service they sign up for... When they do, generally email for all of them ends up in the same account anyway.
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by ryan-c 10y ago
When I was looking into Chinese browsers two years ago, a number of them did not correctly validate certificates on HTTPS sites. They might not need to burn a CA. It should also be noted that HPKP will ignore issues when the cert is signed
516.
by ryan-c 10y ago
Do you realize how annoying those "SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER" modals are?
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by ryan-c 10y ago
This one[0] has cryptome's GPG fingerprint. The same person seems to have sent several others, including one listing cryptome's email address and several rude[1] and vulger[2] messages. Charming. 0. https://blockchain.i
518.
by ryan-c 10y ago
The spot pricing seems to go up pretty quickly if you try to run more than one instance.
519.
by ryan-c 10y ago
How is using features and functions in an unexpected way not hacking?
520.
by ryan-c 10y ago
I had a bank account locked to the "show up in a branch with id" level for this.
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by ryan-c 10y ago
Re domain squatting, it's not as hard as you probably think it is to generate an onion addresses that is a near collision.
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by ryan-c 10y ago
Any details you'd be willing to share?
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by ryan-c 10y ago
When I discussed this with a lawyer last year, his "this is not legal advice" opinion was that it could probably be prosecuted as conversion[0]. 0. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conversion_(law)
524.
by ryan-c 10y ago
Sad to see it go - I've used it to pay for humble bundles a couple of times.
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by ryan-c 10y ago
I don't think that solution works well in general. If you want to do cleanup of local variables, I don't see how you'd do that with a static function unless you're using globals everywhere, some awful god object, or terr
526.
by ryan-c 10y ago
Is that sarcasm? Xombrero has broken TLS validation that's vulnerable to MitM script injection.
527.
by ryan-c 10y ago
You could build a chat bot that does that.
528.
by ryan-c 10y ago
I had a bad time recently with one of those when the IVR system tried to verify my security questions. I ended up making farty sounds at it to get it to give up.
529.
by ryan-c 10y ago
It would effectively be a dead giveaway. Exhaustively searching all combinations of three characters takes trivial time even in an excruciatingly slow hash.
530.
by ryan-c 10y ago
This appears to contains comments from a previous post that linked to google translate, but I don't see a comment from dang mentioning a change/merge. Too early in the morning?
531.
by ryan-c 10y ago
3-D secure trains people to be phished.
532.
by ryan-c 10y ago
Recently moved from the bay area to Austin. I hate the weather and the bugs. I plan to move back eventually.
533.
by ryan-c 10y ago
I run my own so I can have control and have shorter URLs than available with public shorteners. I generally use it in presentations I do.
534.
by ryan-c 10y ago
From https://www.reddit.com/r/C_Programming/comments/4p5ung/longs... $ curl -i http://lon.gs/abf HTTP/1.1 301 Moved Permanently Location: foo X-Evil-Header: evilvalu
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by ryan-c 10y ago
I agree, just speculating what the other poster was referencing.
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by ryan-c 10y ago
I suspect they're referring to https://www.bitt.com/ lobbying the government there, which their CEO was talking about at an event I attended a few months ago.
537.
by ryan-c 10y ago
I ran into a site (tweaktown) recently that redirects you to an ad-blocker shame page if you block ads (they try to circumvent, though) or disable javascript (meta refresh wrapped in a noscript tag).
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by ryan-c 10y ago
Any at all reputable hotel in the US seems to ask for photo id and a credit card for one "responsible" person. Getting checked in without photo id requires some sweet talking (and appearing clearly over 21 in the case of DEFCON).
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by ryan-c 10y ago
Most insurance companies offer them. You will have to raise the liability limits on your car insurance to the maximums if you have a car. I don't think they do any sort of risk assessment specifically for the umbrella policy.
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by ryan-c 10y ago
I intentionally didn't mention it. You should be able to find it from what I said if you really need it.

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