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11y ago
Fair points, though to be fair the iOS platform is by and large the most secure mobile platform we have (please correct me if I'm wrong, you absolutely know better than I). Still, as long as the backdoor remains, it will always be poss
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11y ago
>"It is no different than [the question of] should anybody ever have been able to tell the phone company to get information, should anybody be able to get at bank records,” he said. “Let’s say the bank had tied a ribbon round the di
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11y ago
Yup, that's usually what I prefer to do myself anyway. Working on teams we usually commit to '$username/$feature' branches though, to keep it reasonably clean and not potentially pollute others' namespaces. We'
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11y ago
Really? That's interesting (and shitty!). Thanks for the heads up!
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11y ago
Greens would work, but are limited to 5400RPM so your data transfer rate will take a hit with that. Reds are WD's "NAS" drives, with some advanced features, but the Segate ST2000DM001/ST3000DM001 have worked very well fo
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11y ago
Nope, I was very confused for a second. Silly homoglyphs ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homoglyph )!
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11y ago
I thought a similar thing myself. The USB drive seems to be the weakest spot of this whole thing, especially with how prevalent USB-based infections are (Stuxnet, anyone?), and the fact that sophisticated enough malware can operate complete
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11y ago
TL;DR: ThinAir | Backend/Full-stack Developer (Python) | Palo Alto, CA | Full Time | On-site (with relocation!) Greetings fellow HN perusers! First off - I am not a recruiter. I'm the actual person (employee #5!) you'd be wor
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11y ago
As well as discounts if you're a student. IIRC I paid like 25$/year when I was still a student. Easy money to pay with such an awesome product!
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11y ago
I came here to say the same thing :). It's easy to make the argument for switching from vim/sublime + ipdb to a real IDE, but that argument falls apart when you compare a windows-only, good-luck-trying-to-download-it-without-a-win
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11y ago
Can't forget the gerbil vest! http://www.google.com/patents/US5901666
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11y ago
"Broken" is a subjective thing, but quirks that break extremely well established patterns (like how people validate the beginning and end of a line in regex) is where a lot of security issues tend to crop up. Considering that I wo
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12y ago
That is some very clean-written Lua. Kudos! I'm excited to pull this into nginx's lua bindings and come up with something cool (and extremely performant)
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zer01
12y ago
Also let's not forget that Filezilla will silently cache all your credentials in plaintext without telling you :(
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zer01
12y ago
Honestly some screenshots would go quite far. Some of us aren't that familiar with Swift.
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12y ago
So what I'd like to see eventually is some sort of indicator about the SSL chain itself. I've put together a quick repo to PoC an idea that maps a chain to an html color, but I have no idea where to incorporate it into a UI. http
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Ask HN: How do you stay in touch with your team?
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12y ago
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13y ago
Wow, this is definitely one of the better (if not the best) one of these I know of! Great job.
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Fireeye Acquires Mandient
(fireeye.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
Nice job! I like it, and this is a lot easier then sharing screenshots or raw TeX :-P. Also make sure you sanitize user input, you have a XSS issue. https://texpaste.herokuapp.com/n/bj1jknil
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14y ago
From what I hear this is pre-auth access to the DB, though it's not from the most reliable of sources.
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Cool kids pop programmer's calc, huh?
(talesofacoldadmin.com)
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14y ago
Seriously? You're going to let the fact that he called someone a moron overshadow the fact that he points out her blatant hypocrisy over this entire thing? It's apparently alright for women to make sexual references in a public setting (e.g
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14y ago
Pretty much my reaction. Who the fuck uses pickle to maintain state!? Answer: Apparently everybody.
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Oh man I agree whole-heartedly. Let programs do what they're already good at. PyCharm is good at managing things and being a general IDE, and Sublime is fricken awesome at editing text. Both try to dabble in eachother's realm, but the place
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Using VDB to dump an executable's IAT
(talesofacoldadmin.com)
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Hot damn, this makes testing easy. Thanks a lot for the module! There's a small typo in your page. "HTTPretty monkey matches" should be "HTTPretty monkey patches". Great job though!
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14y ago
These two comments very completely and eloquently sum up the problem. The divide between social and fiscal conservatism is something that gives the republican party the biggest disadvantage.
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14y ago
Can't forget that this 'dream team' also failed to catch the fact that they released their private signing key with the Axis chrome extension. http://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2012/05/24/yahoo-leaks-its-o...
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14y ago
...so this captures every key and mouse movement on your computer, then sends it to a 3rd party server for 'analysis'. Seems legit.
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