thwaysec

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   by thwaysec 1y ago

   Might have been there since the beginning, but doesn't make it less surprising or bad. That's a _ridiculously_ bad thing to allow. Any website to talk with just about ANY port on your local machine. Incredible.
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   by thwaysec 1y ago

   The browser is allowing remote code to talk with 127.0.0.1
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   by thwaysec 1y ago

   Seems I was wrong. I am utterly surprised at the lack of security in modern browsers. Yes, that backend is misconfigured, but why this request is even allowed to take place in the first place is utterly mindblowing to me.
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   Www.concurrencycontrol.com(concurrencycontrol.com)

   1 points by thwaysec 1y ago|0 comments
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   by thwaysec 4y ago

   Location: Europe Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Generally no I've been programming for 30 years, professionally about half of that, mostly in C and Java. Naturally I've touched many other languages at times. I ha