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by sprkyco 11y ago
Really wish he would pull something like this stateside at Lake Dolores: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_Dolores_Waterpark
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by sprkyco 11y ago
List of Android SSL MITM vulnerable apps: https://samsclass.info/128/proj/popular-ssl.htm Highly recommend any material on the main site as well. One of the few legit infosec professors I have ever interacted with
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by sprkyco 11y ago
"because there is virtually no quantifications of risks in anything I've read on the results of security research" Nearly all results of security research are given at least some metric for risk quantification. https:/&
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by sprkyco 11y ago
It is quite ironic that the article completely fails at risk analysis even from a perspective where an abundant amount of data is available. After some brief googling through top causes of accidents [1] most attributed deaths to speeding, d
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by sprkyco 11y ago
An inability to quantify risk is attributing a skill set to an industry which is probably not responsible for quantifying risk. Infosec researchers should only be beholden to identifying and detailing risks. There are infosec subsets that r
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by sprkyco 11y ago
Also it wasn't Universal per se, but Trident Media Group on behalf of Universal. However, in link provided by @waldirbj https://www.chillingeffects.org/notices/search?utf8=%E2%9C%9... there have been instances of
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by sprkyco 11y ago
Looks like Google may have picked up some of the team: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9904483 So not ALL that bad.
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by sprkyco 11y ago
Agreed linkbait, but I would have to say that people do care enough to act. To pretend that a huge population doesn't give a shit about water usage is a gross misrepresentation of the facts. I agree that California is not the model of
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by sprkyco 11y ago
In that case I would recommend: http://www.pentesteracademy.com/course?id=1 ,but that is because I am an unabashed infosec enthusiast that attempts to force feed everyone infosec information.
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by sprkyco 11y ago
@aoruz: My story matches up with your's quite closely. One suggestion I would have for a future book to read is either Black Hat Python, Grey Hat Python, or Violent Python all "hacker" related books that are great for anyone
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by sprkyco 11y ago
Not sure how this is confusing. Studying Computer Science at college != programming proficiency. I'm finishing up my last college class (online University) will graduate with B.S. in CS Major S.E. got good grades in both C++, Java, and
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by sprkyco 11y ago
4.6 years was the average tenure of an employee in 2014. 2+ years straight is within the parameters of common. http://www.bls.gov/news.release/tenure.nr0.htm
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by sprkyco 11y ago
-“Show me another industry where the way you find your customers is to wait for your friends to introduce them to you,” Mr. Bahat said. Illicit drug industry sounds like one. Am I taking this quote out of context, are startup founders cus
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AngularJS Expression Security Internals(veracode.com)
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by sprkyco 11y ago
Prior to opening the comments I thought no way somebody recently found OS/2. Not to one up you or anything, but we just found over a dozen (~15 I think) OS/2 machines in our environment two weeks ago..
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by sprkyco 11y ago
Stamos seemed to be making a point about the progression and resources being spent on security solutions. Firewalls are deterrents, but there seems to be a general consensus that they are not feasible for the future and the closest approxim
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by sprkyco 11y ago
It would seem we are missing each other's. "Club's impose structure, safety rules etc" given this and other automated drones the imposition of structure and safety rules is/can be written into the software. There ha
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by sprkyco 11y ago
While acknowledging the fact that drones being operated by "morons" do not amount to safe. Could you fill me in on what safety features a 3k copter offers over one of these smaller and arguably less threatening drones. Googled a c
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by sprkyco 11y ago
+1
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by sprkyco 11y ago
Never used original, but this does not bode well for security: grooveshark.io/search/xss"<script>confirm()<script>
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by sprkyco 11y ago
Wouldn't say they are in denial about the issue. Wish I had some better sources, but if I recall the automotive industry has always had issues with security regarding keys and ignitions. My 99 Prizm key would work for most all other Ch
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by sprkyco 11y ago
It also appends some garbage to the username, validates it and then proceeds with the random char grab....weird var results = document.cookie.match ( '(^|;) ?' + "Username" + '=([^;]*)(;|$)' );
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by sprkyco 11y ago
09 Avalon uses same principle as in the article and is most likely vulnerable. Functionality that I have encountered: Battery charged in fob: Walk up to car push any button located on handle of doors to lock vehicle or push button on trunk
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by sprkyco 12y ago
Of course it was number six in my google search...I scanned top five and then figured it was called something else. Figured something as specific as "sourcebox" would have had top result be correct. Either way thanks.
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by sprkyco 12y ago
Anyone know what is being used to display the code. First time I have seen highlight annotated code like that.
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by sprkyco 12y ago
Great pointers and this helps to solidify many of the inutitive things I have been developing for a while. I work primarily with static code analysis so reading source code is really the primary task in my skill set. I was astonished to rea
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by sprkyco 12y ago
Python flavored afl-fuzz for reference: https://bitbucket.org/jwilk/python-afl
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by sprkyco 12y ago
A bit off topic, but you mention this: " but they also lack poetry in their souls." I could not have thought of a more fitting statement for the condition you were talking about. Is this original? Quoted or colloquial saying?
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by sprkyco 12y ago
The simplicity of this is amazing. On top of that even if somebody figured this out I didn't expect the assortment of animations offered up in the first show off. Would have been impressed with just the shark, but the table flip made i
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by sprkyco 12y ago
This makes me so mad I was a driver for a while had had some major issues with the company eventually souring any interest in any of the similar services (car related or otherwise) this really get's me going as the reported time frames

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