splynch

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by splynch 6y ago
was going to say similar things. A bug bounty has value -- and its effectively to incentivise someone who finds a vulnerability to tell you, rather than exploit it or sell it to someone who will exploit it. Its the same as a pen test. I don
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by splynch 6y ago
Those prices might stand up for contractors -- but are a bit low to bring in a commercial outfit, at least for any of the larger reputable security consulting businesses. Would suggest starting prices would be closer to £1000 a day. And rat
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by splynch 10y ago
I've been in the UK for a few years, and completely recognise that. I also have found that most solicitors gthat i've contacted are geared towards handling applicants from large corporates, or fight battles for people looking to i
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Ask HN: Expat founders in the UK?
6 points by splynch 10y ago|3 comments
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by splynch 12y ago
While i agree with the premise that many taxi regulations are outdated, this article seems to be either poorly informed, or so selective in its representation that it borders on PR, not independent journalism or OP-ED. Using london as an ex
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by splynch 16y ago
The paraben tool requires blackberry desktop manager to be installed, and just hooks into their application for support. It then puts the data into a paraben-specific file format, preventing someone from being able to analyze the data with
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by splynch 16y ago
I would look at either making the source code available to the forensics community, or pivot and release a program geared towards forensics. There is a market for tools to pull data off mobile devices. Currently its somewhat fragmented wit