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by us0r 12y ago
"This is actually the second time we’ve been through this process." So you are building/publishing grey area apps and are shocked when they give you the boot.
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Forensic software extracts iPhone data – even with iOS 8 encryption(gcn.com)
2 points by us0r 12y ago|0 comments
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by us0r 12y ago
The Iceland/Reykjavik bits are pretty interesting[1]. I wonder if they just said here you go? It sure seems like it. [1] http://krebsonsecurity.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/70-4.p...
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by us0r 12y ago
27.5 million is mom & pop in the governments eyes for programming work.
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by us0r 12y ago
They do $500 mil/year in revenue. edit: Here is their mediakit: http://scs-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/int/2014-VICE-Digital-Med...
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Hacker Breached HealthCare.gov Insurance Site(online.wsj.com)
5 points by us0r 12y ago|1 comments
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by us0r 12y ago
Intuit: https://developer.intuit.com/docs/0020_customeraccountdata/0...
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by us0r 12y ago
Somewhat OT but its amazing out of 3 "FTEs" 1 was for design ("GUI") and this is what they came up with. [1] pg 22 https://firstlook.org/theintercept/document/2014/08/25/shari...
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by us0r 12y ago
Vice did a good bit on Swatting which covers this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ziLjOPCQwg
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by us0r 12y ago
I don't think it matters. Just look at some of Microsoft's buys: Yammer (Java), Skype (not sure but not .NET), Hotmail (FreeBSD), etc. Traction is the key. Sign up for Bizspark and you don't have to worry about licensing fo
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by us0r 12y ago
This guy is ranking pretty good for most of the circle jerk linking scheme on the bottom of his page (which violates Google's policy - LOL if they slap him).
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by us0r 12y ago
"The contract was eventually awarded to doMEn, d.o.o., a Montenegrin joint venture (doing business as .Me Registry), whose partners include Afilias Limited, GoDaddy.com, Inc., and ME-net d.o.o." It's operated by two US based
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by us0r 12y ago
Have you been reading the rest of the news over the last year or so? If they want it, they are taking it. That is of course unless governments aren't already sharing. I had a potential client from the Netherlands (pre-NSA) say no tha
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by us0r 12y ago
"Second, it is dated 06/19/2014" but signed on 6/26.
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by us0r 12y ago
Nope. Now that they have been served they can basically get a hearing immediately and get it lifted though (assuming they have any form of response). This is nothing new. Here is one a porn company got against a file locker service: http:
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by us0r 12y ago
LOL having sat in on many of these... shows? ... adventures? this is about spot on.
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by us0r 12y ago
" but the technology in this vehicle will be in China's hands Russia's hands etc." While I don't think it is necessarily a good thing they have this technology, when has either been threatening to the US (recently)?
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by us0r 12y ago
Acacia Research has been at this for a long time now. I remember when they went after porn. They claimed to own streaming media and thought the adult industry would settle. While some did, one company took them up and won. If I remember
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by us0r 12y ago
I kind of hope they wait until we get proper "reform" which is treated like a piece of toilet paper at the agency and they continue business as usual.
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How LA's Traffic System Got Hijacked(motherboard.vice.com)
2 points by us0r 12y ago|0 comments
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by us0r 12y ago
CIA CTO kind of touched on it: Hunt said that the intelligence agency adopted Amazon Web Services (AWS) to build its own procurement system. "The security was really superb," he said, noting that this was also true for a lot of o
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by us0r 12y ago
I never understood this argument of "selling your information" to advertisers. As far as I'm aware they allow advertisers to target demographics. What company that sells advertising does not?
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by us0r 12y ago
Based on the last notice they sent out - around 400 people are working on this mess. I got a feeling they are more concerned with just filling the positions then hiring (and paying) experienced developers.
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by us0r 12y ago
CoveredCA is a true government offshore success story. A $360M mess. Powering that beast? 1,714 cores, 9,394GB of RAM, 392,327GB of storage. Every single piece of software is Oracle with the exception of Adobe LiveCycle.
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by us0r 12y ago
And in other news the DEA and FBI no longer need to break into homes to bug them as they have compelled Google to just insert a listener into your thermostat and refrigerator.
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by us0r 12y ago
Part two was kind of disappointing. They went after Google, glossed over Facebook and did not even mention Microsoft whom is the only one so far (outside of the telcos) "partnering" with them.
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United States of Secrets (Part Two)(video.pbs.org)
1 points by us0r 12y ago|0 comments
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by us0r 12y ago
I got the same results. The images are quite random.
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by us0r 12y ago
Air France has free booze in any class.
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by us0r 12y ago
This is basically International airlines: * Free alcohol * Free meals on all flights plus some.

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