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Show HN: Meterpreter Defender-A Meterpreter detection wrapper with log and email(github.com)
1 points by zelon88 7y ago|0 comments
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by zelon88 7y ago
> In a perfect scenario, you might not even know you're attacking them either. How terrifying. To think that we could have been living in this world for 10 years now and not even realize it. Remember the SR71 spy plane was classifie
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by zelon88 7y ago
How do you figure? You agreed that your posts would be moderated when you signed up. Should Facebook be eternally available to host people's timeline? Who pays for that? Why should I innovate the next big thing if someone in a differen
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by zelon88 7y ago
> Do they really need to make that explicit in the terms of service? I thought it was obvious that I didn't have the right to make Google/YouTube pay for hosting and serving a video just because I created it. You would think mo
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by zelon88 7y ago
Thanks! I'm IT but I assist Planning and Production Control. Our "sales team" is my boss and one other guy who's not really effective. They get paid commissions on their accounts. They do nothing to go out and get new ac
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by zelon88 7y ago
They are successful because they have invested a lot into automation and efficiency. We're the cleanest, greenest, leanest and newest shop I've ever seen. And we do so much with so little in terms of workforce. We have a very go
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by zelon88 7y ago
From my interview... "...This company has been around for 50 years, but we're family owned and we're growing a lot right now. We're starting over in a new state so we're like a 50 year old startup! We've got th
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by zelon88 7y ago
That's fine. More power to him. I have to stay moving foward though. He may be happy with where he is and he should be. He earned it. But I'm steadily arriving at the conclusion that if there's never going to be enough of thi
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by zelon88 7y ago
> Did you propose any real ways to make the company more money, I did. Specifically by going to confs and trade shows and networking with potential customers and/or suppliers. We don't currently do ANY of that. We have a couple
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My boss doesn't want to keep growing the company
11 points by zelon88 7y ago|25 comments
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by zelon88 7y ago
Nevermind the power consumption. I had an FX9590, which was a 4.7ghz 8-core at 220w. 220 watts!!!
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by zelon88 7y ago
Can anyone attribute the recent surge in AMD performance to recent hiring blitz or some other shift? I know they were struggling and trying out new things with bulldozer modules and trying to compartmentalize as much as possible. It reminds
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by zelon88 7y ago
How about; "It appears our services are blocked by some sort of company firewall or security policy on your end. This is an issue that you should bring up with your IT department. If you can advocate to get them to lift the block again
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by zelon88 7y ago
Right, and mine likes productivity. I'm sure the business that's expending resources to try and circumvent my firewalls has a firewall and a usage policy that their employees adhere too also. So if you circumvent my original block
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by zelon88 7y ago
Maybe don't fix it and just accept that organization X doesn't want it's users to access your resource? Seems more reasonable than trying circumvent a legitimate restriction. Not every block is an adversary which needs defeat
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by zelon88 7y ago
> In this case BoA are saving money but in exchange retain additional layers of staffing, that require oversight, and ultimately decision makers willing to take risks. I think some companies, like BOA, look at this as the safer alternati
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by zelon88 7y ago
The "PHP code" is just a CuRL request to an external API. And I hotly contest the statement that Python is faster than PHP for consecutive programming. [1] [2] [1] https://benchmarksgame-team.pages.debian.net/bench
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by zelon88 7y ago
From what I've learned it's very similar. The main difference is directories use forward slash instead of backslash, which is why I've taken to using "DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR" instead. Functionally it's not a big d
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Show HN: ScanCore – Command-line virus scanner in 19.5kb of PHP(github.com)
3 points by zelon88 7y ago|2 comments
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by zelon88 7y ago
This is the scariest thing ever. But lets do a thought experiment with it! Like an episode of Black Mirror. Imagine being an upper-class engineer in China in 10 years. You're sipping your morning coffee and checking your emails. Every
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by zelon88 7y ago
Everything. PiHole, HRCloud2, HRScan2, HRConvert2, my wordpress blog, a KB, and a few other nick knacks. Currently working on a noSQL share tool (for auth-less large file sharing) and then maybe this idea that's been floating around my
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by zelon88 7y ago
Yeah, I'm sorry. I edited it with a disclaimer as soon as I realized. You're welcome to continue retracing my steps to correct me though.
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by zelon88 7y ago
Nah, I was giving it an honest go. Just not diligent enough I guess. Can't delete it now though!
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by zelon88 7y ago
EDIT: I screwed this all up and it's wrong. I tried. I'm sorry. Leaving it up so someone else can give it a go. And there's already a bunch of comments. Washington University uses about 376,394 kWh/year. [1] That's
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by zelon88 7y ago
I know that material fatigues over time, but 225,000 tons of turbine blades annually sounds excessive. Why so much waste? Couldn't older ones be retro-fitted with newer rotating internal components to extend the life of the structural
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by zelon88 7y ago
My local watering hole has one a foot rail. Now that the author mentioned it I definitely notice the assist in posture that it gives you.
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by zelon88 7y ago
"In other news, US IoT botnet activity down 75% after shipments of Hikvision cameras stopped by customs..."
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by zelon88 7y ago
And it all slips through the firewalls and whitelists because it looks just like official "Microsoft Telemetry" data. Wow.
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by zelon88 7y ago
Right. Assuming that they know that they're missing 1% of cases insinuates that they know enough about the 1% they're missing to quantify it.
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by zelon88 7y ago
I'm curious why Eastern Europe/Russia are the wild west of douchey internet behavior. I mean there are seemingly endless bulletproof hosting providers. Who wakes up in the morning with the ultimate goal of being slimy on purpose

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