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chrome's stored credit card stuff is actually super helpful when you're slamming through a buttload of test orders on your bespoke ecommerce system. and yeah, in my experience you still need to manually enter the cvv i do wonder how many regular people use chrome cc autofill
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Subjunctive posted:just post your resume here and a steadfast operator will notice it in the database
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remember, always feel free to roll your own crypto
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have there been any reports of malware taking advantage of av vulnerabilities?
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Shaggar posted:a4 is trash for idiots. letter is better why
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ah yes, for when i need to manually measure out my own pages from a larger sheet
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the aspect ratio is a fair but personal judgement. i can't say i've ever been triggered by the physical dimensions of a piece of paper
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i guess we have an ad hoc, informal backup test thing going on whereby most devs grab a recent copy of whatever production database they need and restore it on their laptops
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OSI bean dip posted:have been on hiatus from twitter as of late this is badass
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apparently it's possible to detect if a file is vulnerable to this type of attack, so i guess that's goodquote:counter-cryptanalysis... is able to detect known and unknown SHA-1 cryptanalytic collision attacks given just a single file from a colliding file pair crypto is kinda voodoo to me. is there a tldr on this for an idiot anywhere? could this detection be bypassed?
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i'm not surprised that ragel was the origin of buttbleed. it's an unreadable garbage language that compiles to garbage c
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Truga posted:the s in iot stands for security
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homegrown crypto question: how bad is it if you can narrow down the range of possible values for the IV based on, say, the current date/time?
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gently caress i love it when browsers decide to drop trust in a ca
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eh, seems like there aren't really any compelling reasons to choose either standard or nonstandard ports over the other option
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spankmeister posted:Here's some more snake oil bullshit getting brutally owned: 5 can't wait for various governments to crack down on this poo poo. it's gonna happen.
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:security fuckup megathread: /* should we even bother? */. this is too good
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and nomx respondsnomx posted:Number of nomx accounts that have been compromised since inception: 0
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Volmarias posted:I'm not holding my breath. we managed to regulate doctors, engineers, dentists. computers are too important to modern society to escape this forever, in my dumb and uninformed opinion
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flakeloaf posted:https://twitter.com/_lennart/status/861714732709031936 loving lol. this is a great future we're building here
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infernal machines posted:what are the odds that thing is just directly on the internet, no firewall, port 139 flapping in the breeze? 1
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wouldn't surprise me to learn that amazon are simply big enough to negotiate special deals with cc processors and banks that let them get away with not requiring a cvv
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i like groupon's approach to pci compliance. definitely beats the poo poo out of ours
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Migishu posted:guys, help, what do I do?
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it's cool how there's this giant, freakishly insecure subsystem buried deep in every modern windows installation
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vOv posted:this is if you can do unauthed reprogramming, if you have to auth then that obviously makes it harder because you can look at who changed it, figure out if their credentials got stolen, etc. you're expecting non-default, non-root credentials on an embedded medical device?
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the .net reference source has the word 'race' replaced everywhere with four dashes. makes for confusing reading of any threading-related classes
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