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14y ago
17 year old here. Heard the term "startup" when I sold my first website at 14 and have been shipping products ever since.
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14y ago
How do you know that your PC was not compromised?
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14y ago
Some people might have dynamic ip addresses. Cookies can expire and get purged very easily. Same with local storage.
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14y ago
Previous discussions: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4882821 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4832967
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14y ago
The exploit has already made it to exploit packs: http://krebsonsecurity.com/2013/01/zero-day-java-exploit-deb...
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Java 0day remote execution spotted in the wild (Disable Java in browser now)
(malware.dontneedcoffee.com)
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The PhD Grind [pdf]
(pgbovine.net)
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An Algorithm for Compressing Space and Time (2006)
(drdobbs.com)
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14y ago
>username: zakelfassi >extension by Zakaria El Fassi Why are you calling your own extension "spammy"?
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The Boyer–Moore string search algorithm
(en.wikipedia.org)
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A Patel Motel Cartel? [1999]
(nytimes.com)
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14y ago
Exploit in action: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iBXvebXo-F4 It is currently being sold for $700 in various semi-public blackhat forums (hence widespread usage).
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Root Certificate Authority research
(0xdabbad00.com)
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14y ago
If you're interested in these new blogging services, check out Medium[1] which is built by the same guy who build Blogger, and Feathers[2] which is also in the "distraction free blogging" space. I like this trend of minimalism and clean lay
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14y ago
www.setu.ps + several 3 or 4 character .com/.net/.org domain names. E-mail is in profile if anybody is interested.
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14y ago
According to Google Trends the search term "jquery" will soon overtake "javascript" in terms of popularity[1][2] [1] http://i.imgur.com/yqQ95.png [2] http://www.google.com/trends/explore#q=jquery,javascript
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14y ago
On my mobile right now so cannot use this just yet, does anybody know if this works in the UK? (with three mobile network)
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14y ago
Try out ec2 whilst keeping the desktop for a few weeks. If it goes well then you will earn some cash from the desktop sale along with learning how AWS works. In the long-term however, I'm not sure if it is the most economical option -- that
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14y ago
Surely it should ask for his consent prior to doing so?
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14y ago
With CPA + FB traffic on such a large scale, one could easy make $50k+ in a week with multiple CPA networks.
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14y ago
Yup. http://news.ycombinator.com/unban?ip=ipaddress
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14y ago
I'm always happy to see that none of you guys participated in this whole fake views fiasco but there are a few things that need to be mentioned about this. -Earlier this year a flaw was discovered in the mobile section of the site which pro
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14y ago
What? Using tor to run botnets is nothing new[1] Edit: Apparently it's the same guy...[2] [1] http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/sq7cy/iama_a_malware_c... [2] http://threatpost.com/en_us/blogs/tor-powered-botnet-linked-...
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Full Disclosure: Breaking into botnet with 16M bots (TDSS)
(nobunkum.ru)
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14y ago
Full disclosure: I frequent private "blackhat" forums and although I do not participate in these activities, I blog about them anonymously. Furthermore, I know a few people (online) who do stuff similar to this with CPA content lockers, so
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14y ago
>I still do not understand how it makes them money When I saw this post the page had 404d. However, the page was still active in the Google cache[1] It is not just Github being targeted, a lot of other large websites with user generated
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14y ago
>Because nobody had taken the time to reverse engineer it You can very easily get the raw file using Wireshark. Ever heard of protocol analysis? You don't need to reverse engineer anything to get the file.
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WARNING HN: Unpatched vulnerability in Skype allows hijack of any account
(translate.google.co.uk)
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14y ago
Also, just as an additional note: it is not just Russia doing this. Countries where extradition is not an option generally tend to have the largest amount of cyber crime. The list includes China[1], Germany[4], Russia, Japan[3] and France[2
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14y ago
Nope all over this article. >If you want to buy a botnet, it'll cost you somewhere in the region of $700 Very vague. >ZeuS source code: $200-$500 Nope, total bullshit. It is widely available. [1] >SOCKS bot (to get around firewa
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