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by shthed 10y ago
other names for it: http://wiki.c2.com/?ArrowAntiPattern http://thedailywtf.com/articles/Coding-Like-the-Tour-de-Fran...
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by shthed 10y ago
I wish Chrome wouldn't show a site as 'Secure' if it can tell that the connection is being MITM'd
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by shthed 10y ago
Has anybody received an email to say that their data WAS exposed?
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by shthed 10y ago
Rammo plays with a stick. For more information on the CIA, visit www.cia.gov.
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by shthed 10y ago
Also systems should always notify users if their password or email address has been changed, immediately alerting that they've been compromised. 2factor authentication is great so you always know if someone is attempting to login as yo
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by shthed 10y ago
Java applets! I know a government department that'll be stuck on Chrome 44 for a looong time.
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by shthed 10y ago
They didn't have to provide a patch within 7 days, they just had to admit that it exists and tell their customers they're working on it.
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by shthed 10y ago
Late to the party.. heh, they agreed to remove RSA Key Transport back in April 2014, implemented in draft 02 https://www.ietf.org/mail-archive/web/tls/current/msg12266.h... > The consensus in the roo
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by shthed 10y ago
That Terms contains some interesting junk.. for example is a webpage considered "software"? 10.5(f): No incorporating Google software into other software. You will not incorporate any software provided as part of the Service into
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by shthed 10y ago
some nuisances? like having to load and use the google maps api. I'm interested to know if this doesn't actually violate the google maps terms of service: https://developers.google.com/maps/terms#10-license-r
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by shthed 10y ago
So your definition of "in front" is synonymous with "after" or "behind"?
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by shthed 10y ago
Can you use reCAPTCHA? Nothing easier than just ticking checkbox "I'm not a robot".
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by shthed 10y ago
http://openacs.org/about/what-is-openacs "Extremely high performance and scalable database backed websites. The technology behind OpenACS powers some of the world's busiest web sites, such as AOL.com, Mapques
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by shthed 10y ago
Ahaha damn I hate autosys .jil files! We are still using them even though we replaced Autosys years ago :( We have an old Oracle PL/SQL system which wrote out these .jil files which were to be picked up by Autosys, built in around 199
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by shthed 10y ago
A few months ago I recompiled a VB5 app for the first time since it was last built in 1998, it has been used daily. I didn't build this, just inherited it over 7 years ago and have never needed to look at it. Every once in a while it
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by shthed 10y ago
oldest I could find, dated 1979: http://minnie.tuhs.org/cgi-bin/utree.pl?file=V7/usr/src/cmd/... current gnu make: http://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/make.git/plain/Mak
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by shthed 10y ago
I like this: http://www.romhacking.net/utilities/269/ "Newer versions have been released, however contain poor documentation, and removal of features that can be found in v0.06. Version 0.06 is still conside
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by shthed 10y ago
Easier to remember and talk about, I'm not going to remember CVE-2016–3714 but ImageTragick is catchy.
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by shthed 11y ago
What's your source for that "Search is NOT A PRODUCT!!!" quote?
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by shthed 11y ago
Would be nice if cmd and powershell also looked in App Paths allowing to be an actual replacement for %PATH% (without having to do "start app.exe")
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by shthed 11y ago
Does <canvas> count? :)
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by shthed 11y ago
Google Maps Engine https://developers.google.com/maps-engine/
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by shthed 11y ago
Would the fix have already been committed to source but the security implications not been made public yet?
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by shthed 11y ago
Will be interesting to see who else was targeted by this, looks like Kaspersky is just the first to disclose it: http://www.kaspersky.com/about/news/virus/2015/Duqu-is-back "Kaspersky Lab would like
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by shthed 11y ago
They might have been attacked too, just not disclosed or even discovered it yet.
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by shthed 11y ago
The Windows 0-day is CVE-2015-2360 from MS15-061, it appears to be the only one Microsoft admits to have been exploited or used to attack it's customers. https://technet.microsoft.com/library/security/ms15-061
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by shthed 11y ago
Having a printer and COM port available by default seems just as silly as a virtual floppy drive :) http://www.vmware.com/security/advisories/VMSA-2015-0004.htm...
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by shthed 12y ago
Served from Sony's EC2 instances: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/12/03/strange_things_afoot...