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12y ago
Android botnets are very valuable because they use mobile network IPs that confuse fraud and login classifiers that use ASN or GeoIP.
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13y ago
Thank you for your data. I'm hoping to do a talk this fall with detailed stats after we have a whole year on this platform, but to a first order approximation your ratios do not look far off from our experience.
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13y ago
Hey, HN, CISO of Yahoo here, typing on a phone at a kid's birthday, so excuse the formatting. We run a very progressive bug bounty program that allows bugs like this to be posted publicly. Every once in a while we might miss something
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CryptoCat iOS Application Penetration Test [pdf]
(isecpartners.github.io)
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Symantec pushes back on Certificate Transparency proposal from Google
(groups.google.com)
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13y ago
Almost certainly this means they are supporting ARMv8: http://www.arm.com/files/downloads/ARMv8_Architecture.pdf From the deck: -32bit RISC Instructions -64bit GP registers -64bit operands -64bit pointers
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13y ago
Thank you for catching the spelling mistakes. The point of that slide is that trade secret theft is a very old problem, and that there is a long history of criminal and civil case law to look to when punishing that kind of action. Those ind
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13y ago
Tom, I missed you at Defcon for multiple reasons, not the least being the opportunity to get your feedback on the talk as delivered. Maybe we can run a pan-NCC internal conference this fall and see what everybody else is working on. Chicago
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I don't remember what I got the first couple of times I answered honestly. I do remember manipulating the system to become a Paladin, which perhaps negates the entire point of the morality system and makes me a rogue in real life.
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13y ago
Thanks. Still my favorite game ever.
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13y ago
The EFF's CFAA reform letter. They had folks in the room to gather paper signatures from attendees, and remote folks will eventually get a chance to sign electronically. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2013/08&#
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The White Hat's Dilemma
(docs.google.com)
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Original slide deck here: http://isecpartners.com/media/105564/ritter_samuel_stamos_bh...
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A Taxonomy of PRISM Possibilities
(unhandled.com)
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13y ago
At least tulips had some innate utility.
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Amazon's Quest for Web Names Draws Foes
(online.wsj.com)
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14y ago
Paypal is a long-time client of my consulting firm, and several of their trust and security people are good friends. They are not stupid or malicious. Unlike the author, they are cognizant of a basic truth about the Internet: In any situati
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The Truth About Aaron Swartz's "Crime"
(unhandled.com)
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14y ago
Try the Amritsar to New Dehli overnight. For the real experience, try second class, where my friend and I shared a small cubby with a family of five (all flights cancelled for weather, no first class left). That'll make you appreciate the
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Watch ICANN's Raffle for new gTLDs
(newgtlds.icann.org)
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You clearly have never been to an ICANN meeting. The best part of that organization is that it is way too dysfunctional and inefficient to lead any kind of conspiracy.
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14y ago
iOS is made out of Unicorn feathers and does not take any of the iPad's advertised space.
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To put it another way, you aren't going to see a lot of these at SXSW or at Ritual Coffee, but watch out National Association of Pharmaceutical Representatives!
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14y ago
If that price included a full version of Office I would definitely get it myself. As priced, it's a no-brainer for the executive set who like to be seen with their iPads but get real work done on 5 pound, AD-joined, IT provisioned Dells. Th
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Amazon Announces new Data Warehousing Product
(aws.amazon.com)
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14y ago
What do you want to know?
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I've had mine for 3 weeks, and so far I haven't been any more distracted than I was in my last Japanese semi-luxury sedan. The most common actions (media pause, volume, skip and climate control) are on the wheel, and using the map with mul
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Liberty University is in no way a "microcosm of the US". If anything, it is a Christian version of the Islamic Republic, hidden in Virginia.
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Yes, the Tesla charging port has a data link that allows Superchargers to speak directly to the battery's firmware. There is almost certainly "Tesla DRM" built into the handshake between the S and the Supercharger, although like all DRM it
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14y ago
That doesn't seem clear from the coverage so far. Obviously it has to be USB in the box, but the name hints that there would be a Thunderbolt option at least.
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