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by tr4cefl0w 6y ago
You’re totally right about Yara. Unfortunately I skimmed through the article pretty fast before commenting as I was on a rush when I read it and missed this part. Just finished a second read, great article and well detailed. But my point ab
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by tr4cefl0w 6y ago
The article mentions that Python malware comes with difficulties but in my experience it has the advantage to be an easy and simple way to write reliable malware. Packaging with PyInstaller to create a single (but large) executable is easy
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by tr4cefl0w 8y ago
English isn’t the creator’s first language. Read the ReadMe. Your comment is completely irrelevant.
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by tr4cefl0w 8y ago
This makes me wonder what a game based on a Kusturica movie like Underground would actually look like.
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by tr4cefl0w 9y ago
What’s a computer?
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by tr4cefl0w 9y ago
Even crazier is that this is a noob mistake. There are better ways to hide. From experience (I work in security), the ones I would use are (individually or combined): - Have the VPN set up in my router using OpenWRT (the R7000 is great for
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by tr4cefl0w 9y ago
It takes 148.75 days to reach WASP-39b at Warp factor 9. Not bad.
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by tr4cefl0w 9y ago
> I won a free certification course as an EC-Council Certified Security Analyst, and it's the biggest joke I've ever seen. It's such a massive fucking joke that I decided to not even renew my certification for free because
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by tr4cefl0w 9y ago
Pretty much. Unless highly technical (like hardware hacking, Windows internal, reverse engineeeing and such), most courses at Blackhat are way overpriced for the content. Moreover, I discussed with a few guys from FireEye at last year’s con
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by tr4cefl0w 9y ago
I said it before and I’ll say it again, block size increase alone is not sustainable. The BCash boyz are stubborn and in denial. Might work for now but in the long term they will need another fork to increase the block size again and so on.
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by tr4cefl0w 9y ago
Ah! Ok makes sense.
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by tr4cefl0w 9y ago
Trading just started and CBOE is not nearly as big and as active as CME. Also, trading volume for futures in general is pretty low. You're rarely going to see volume above 100k a Sunday night. Coffee futures have around 23k volume righ
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by tr4cefl0w 9y ago
I remember seeing somewhere that they mostly rely on Mountain Dew for hydration and even feed it to the baby, so bad that they have early tooth decay issues. Apparently the amount of people living in trailer parks is huge and constantly gro
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by tr4cefl0w 9y ago
Yes, else they wouldn’t allow NEO to exist.
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by tr4cefl0w 9y ago
Couldn’t have said better.
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by tr4cefl0w 9y ago
Thanks!!!
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by tr4cefl0w 9y ago
“The theme of this conference — developing a digital economy for openness and shared benefits — is a vision we at Apple share,” Cook said, in widely reported remarks. “We are proud to have worked alongside many of our partners in China to h
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by tr4cefl0w 9y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/7h1v54/comment/dqn... This sums it up pretty well.
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by tr4cefl0w 9y ago
They are and they will be even more. The bigger the Segwit adoption rate is, the lower the fees. The adoption still is under 50%, it was around 15-20% in October but it's getting there.
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by tr4cefl0w 9y ago
The alpha has been published in January. You can use it if you want, at your own risk. The devs are working hard and the beta is likely to come in 2018. People think naively than increasing the block size will change something. It will in t
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by tr4cefl0w 9y ago
Segwit to Segwit? Because it’s less than a buck for me since beginning of november.
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by tr4cefl0w 9y ago
Like many, you’re not aware that the Lightning Network is on its way and will solve most of these issues. Moreover, transactions between Segwit-compatible wallets is pretty fast and cheap. I’m kind of tired to hear people complain about the