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someone should send the founder of defcon to the australian government to reason about banning end to end encryption
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atm load letter
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TavisAlert https://twitter.com/taviso/status/886989476202926080
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https://twitter.com/taviso/status/886989661049995264 e: lol quote:I pinged mozilla security team to let them know that they may need to prioritize an upcoming addon review (Mozilla manually approve all addons). anthonypants fucked around with this message at 17:48 on Jul 17, 2017 |
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cinci zoo sniper posted:government Found the fatal flaw in your argument.
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https://www.upguard.com/breaches/cloud-leak-dow-jones dow jwned
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in ie/edge it would be updated the next time its used.
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im the 500 variations of a dead guy's name still on the watchlist
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the mall was so secure that Securutron could not go on living https://twitter.com/bilalfarooqui/status/887025375754166272
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:the mall was so secure that Securutron could not go on living Rick and Morty season 3 gonna be sick as hell.
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:the mall was so secure that Securutron could not go on living what's the possibility of the robot's batteries discharging into the water and shocking/electrocuting whoever went in to try and haul it out
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how bad are the infosec books currently in the humble bundle https://www.humblebundle.com/books/cybersecurity-wiley
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so does Microsoft have a "ten loving years" policy?
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:what's the possibility of the robot's batteries discharging into the water and shocking/electrocuting whoever went in to try and haul it out zero. It would short between the terminal's then either be shut off by the batteries power management, or be fully discharged and inert.
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anthonypants posted:how bad are the infosec books currently in the humble bundle https://www.humblebundle.com/books/cybersecurity-wiley the schneier crypto textbooks are very good looks like crypto engineering is the newer version of practical crypto and $15 for it and applied crypto is a steal
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:the mall was so secure that Securutron could not go on living MARVIN, NO! WHY?
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Sharktopus posted:the schneier crypto textbooks are very good otoh applied crypto and crypto engineering are ancient and you should probably just use NaCL
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Cocoa Crispies posted:otoh applied crypto and crypto engineering are ancient and you should probably just use NaCL yeah learning is for chumps
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anthonypants posted:how bad are the infosec books currently in the humble bundle https://www.humblebundle.com/books/cybersecurity-wiley
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anyone got a phone number for an msi sysadmin?
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so say someone recently got a job doing internal code security auditing. they're reviewing one feature, and their "Senior" coworker is meant to be reviewing another feature. they're adjacent on the org chart. co-worker's output only seems to be "design flaws." the coworker has even taken a brief look at the feature they aren't tasked with and spotted what they think is a big design flaw and worthy of meetings etc etc. of course it's framed like the coworker was just being helpful with getting the person up to speed on how things go during reviews. new person thinks the design flaw isn't really a big deal because it doesn't affect confidentiality integrity or availability, it only disables the non-critical feature temporarily. new person suspects a lot of memory corruption bugs in several areas of their feature. confirming would require debugging, and simple fuzzing due to the complexity of the code being too great to be certain from code review alone. memory corruption in this situation would allow RCE. coworker likes to repeatedly say how code review is enough and debugging/fuzzing would take too much time. however, other than design flaws they're never filing anything more than very simple+obvious memory corruption bugs. is coworker a useless charlatan or just skirting along doing the bare minimum? are they trying to drag the new person down to their level? how can you even CYA with them trying to inject themselves into your project like that. he really wants the new person to spend time trying to fix the design related to his bug instead of find bugs that actually matter. his poo poo would take 2wks out of the 3wks allotted. I'm probably unreasonably angry about this, I guess using the new person to make you look good is common. job security fuckup
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Daman posted:so say someone recently got a job doing internal code security auditing. they're reviewing one feature, and their "Senior" coworker is meant to be reviewing another feature. they're adjacent on the org chart. if you wanna be worthy of your superior coworker/boss in infosec you need to capture their flag by logging into their email and sending out company wide messages disclosing the details of how "my butt is full of poopoo and it feels so good" etcetera
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choosing your favorite color is such a bullshit security question, you can try all 16,7 million choices in seconds  besides 2/3 will just choose black anyway
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I was really hoping "what security question did you choose" picked twice would pop up a third drop down box.
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I was really hoping "what security question did you choose" picked twice would pop up a third drop down box.
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bobfather posted:I was really hoping "what security question did you choose" picked twice would pop up a third drop down box. bobfather posted:I was really hoping "what security question did you choose" picked twice would pop up a third drop down box. ?
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needs 32 bits per channel unbounded floating point input imo
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Rectus posted:needs 32 bits per channel unbounded floating point input imo yeah, without hdr there's a simple rainbow table attack
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Subjunctive posted:yeah, without hdr there's a simple rainbow table attack boo!
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Subjunctive posted:yeah, without hdr there's a simple rainbow table attack 
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secfuck coming from inside the thread? Subjunctive posted:yeah, without hdr there's a simple rainbow table attack 
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Daman posted:so say someone recently got a job doing internal code security auditing. they're reviewing one feature, and their "Senior" coworker is meant to be reviewing another feature. they're adjacent on the org chart. they're probably just trying to do the bare minimum while other poo poo has to get done. if you want clarity, consult w/ ur legal department or review existing policies.
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I wsih what is your password was a more common security question, since security questions are trash.
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ate poo poo on live tv posted:I wsih what is your password was a more common security question, since security questions are trash. I like password hints, personally.
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