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other cool strat, especially favoured by multinational banks, is “yeah we’ll pass this to our integration team for API access, but meanwhile we can offer you this data via our secure ftp server” rigmarole that pits you against a gigantic pile of autogenerated RTFs or some other ancient garbage format that has you abandon the affair out of sheer cost/benefit analysis
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and internally it will be like a circus of teams in 5-6 countries doing various parts of it in no particular hurry, with all the implications about the number of final versions and such
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cinci zoo sniper posted:other cool strat, especially favoured by multinational banks, is “yeah we’ll pass this to our integration team for API access, but meanwhile we can offer you this data via our secure ftp server” rigmarole that pits you against a gigantic pile of autogenerated RTFs or some other ancient garbage format that has you abandon the affair out of sheer cost/benefit analysis man I wish we could get quality data like that from the healthcare providers we deal with
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you can it's probably on an insecure samba share exposed to the internet. just portscan them
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having been on the side providing such ftps at big banks you should probably appreciate that the stuff on the ftp is actually the easiest to access form of that data that exists, to the point where half the internal systems just pull from that same server ;p
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geonetix posted:you can it's probably on an insecure samba share exposed to the internet. just portscan them its easy to get, but its in random formats cause they manually add it to excel every week.
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Carbon dioxide posted:They just said on the radio that the EU passed a law that says that third party companies are allowed to ask a bank account holder for permission to get access to their bank data, and in that case the bank must provide this data. if they're referring to PSD2 / Open Banking it's actually a good thing, certainly much better than the old system where you have to give your accounting software your various online banking logins and security answers and they give them to some shady screen scraping company who totally aren't selling your data on the side and in doing so you waive any right to recourse if they get pwned and you lose your life savings
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Shaggar posted:man I wish we could get quality data like that from the healthcare providers we deal with  Cybernetic Vermin posted:having been on the side providing such ftps at big banks you should probably appreciate that the stuff on the ftp is actually the easiest to access form of that data that exists, to the point where half the internal systems just pull from that same server ;p 
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cant wait for the banks to offer their poo poo through an api rather than loving e-mail or sftp
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Jeoh posted:cant wait for the banks to offer their poo poo through an api rather than loving e-mail or sftp don't hold your breath
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man bouncy castle's documentation ranges from garbage to non-existent. great way to handle the crypto library 
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Blinkz0rz posted:man bouncy castle's documentation ranges from garbage to non-existent. great way to handle the crypto library java libraries don’t need documentation, that’s what method signatures are for 
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https://twitter.com/thomasareed/status/1097152433724289024 Discuss.
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Why would they want to buy Coffee Hitlers.
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Salt Fish posted:Why would they want to buy Coffee Hitlers. how else are you going to brew a stronger cup?
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Jeoh posted:cant wait for the banks to offer their poo poo through an api rather than loving e-mail or sftp i look forward to working on this 15 years from now
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Agile Vector posted:how else are you going to brew a stronger cup? I like my coffee strong and black, not dying a coward's death in a bunker
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That's the good stuff right there. [/quote] These guys are going to catch a GDPR sized brick right in the loving face and I am loving here for it.
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hey is this video accurate because I can't understand all this techno-moon language https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O13G5A5w5P0
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going 1s into the video and the description that's clickbait so enjoy them monetising that and if what they say is true they're extremely talented at finding CP so they should show themselves to the local police force e: yeah that's an incel for starters, let's not delve further into that guy's past... Wiggly Wayne DDS fucked around with this message at 22:37 on Feb 18, 2019 |
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now let's get away from the crazy person and not ask where they found that video https://twitter.com/matthew_d_green/status/1097605046198517766
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Blinkz0rz posted:man bouncy castle's documentation ranges from garbage to non-existent. great way to handle the crypto library https://twitter.com/SarahJamieLewis/status/1097584389750284289
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Wiggly Wayne DDS posted:okay own up were you involved i know better than to roll my own c'mon
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actionjackson posted:hey is this video accurate because I can't understand all this techno-moon language I don’t want to test if this is accurate or not seems plausible tho, since the YouTube algo is designed to keep you on the site and nothing keeps pedos on a site like little girls  x 1000
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Wiggly Wayne DDS posted:now let's get away from the crazy person and not ask where they found that video which video? I already knew there was all sorts of creepy "children's" videos on youtube.
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actionjackson posted:which video? I already knew there was all sorts of creepy "children's" videos on youtube.
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:having been on the side providing such ftps at big banks you should probably appreciate that the stuff on the ftp is actually the easiest to access form of that data that exists, to the point where half the internal systems just pull from that same server ;p knowing people who work on IT at banks , when having a conversation in 2016 it took me a long time to realize FTP was literally “File Transfer Protocol” and not “Financial Transaction Processing”
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Wiggly Wayne DDS posted:you're not making a good case for yourself here I'm Chris Hansen why don't you have a seat Wiggly Wayne (if that is your real name)
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please enjoy this security fuckup https://i.imgur.com/j9TbCF7.mp4
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bug: authentication bypass notes: couldn't reproduce, possibly only works if user is already trusted
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actionjackson posted:hey is this video accurate because I can't understand all this techno-moon language Man, Pete Townshend is seriously online these days. Edit: yeah, that's terrible. don't watch it akadajet fucked around with this message at 01:17 on Feb 19, 2019 |
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fisting by many posted:bug: authentication bypass
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akadajet posted:Man, Pete Townshend is seriously online these days. I mean it's true youtube in Nov. 2017 said they would disable comments on videos that their algorithm determined were sexually exploitive towards children and yet here they are
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nobody should be on youtube.
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Ulf posted:please enjoy this security fuckup Clever girl
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what a strange collection of domains to whitelist flash on edge by default https://bugs.chromium.org/p/project-zero/issues/detail?id=1722
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Wiggly Wayne DDS posted:what a strange collection of domains to whitelist flash on edge by default im dilidili dot wang
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from the corporate america thread:Ashcans posted:Also this morning, I come to you with a tale of IT security. We use a secure file service, where people can upload documents to you and you get an email notification, log in and access them, I assume this is a pretty typical tool. When we started using this, you could allocate permissions so that someone else in the system could look at your received files. Which is ideal for when you have some old senior staff who are not prepared to handle document security, they just forward the notification to their staff and someone can log in and access the documents.
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