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Shamiq
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About Shamiq
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Comment #16248940
That's neat -- similar to a short squeeze.
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Comment #14556991
Yea, I'm thinking about cases similar to HTTP parameter pollution, and what the program expectations are. You'd be right to argue environment variables should not be user controlle…
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Comment #14556894
Will need to double check some machines to make sure these two don't bite me: On Unix systems the environment variables SSL_CERT_FILE and SSL_CERT_DIR can now be used to override t…
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Comment #14472900
https://www.udacity.com/start-mentoring
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Comment #14419247
Not that far off: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Life_expectancy#/media/File:Li...
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Comment #14413086
triplebyte mentions taking a particular problem from CtCI and solving it within 30min on a whiteboard (pen/paper, plaintext editor).
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Comment #14355518
The email address field in your user form isn't public. you need to add it to text in your description.
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Comment #12073818
dang, this is excellent. thank you so much :)
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Comment #11375647
oh, I scrolled down and only saw the purchase option.
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Comment #11375241
I don't have access to the full article, but the premise is interesting. at what transaction volume would I be better of running my own fgpa hardware?
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Comment #11356044
Awesome project! This is a step in the right direction for better access management.
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Comment #11340905
hah -- i found the same result with gofmt, golint, and go vet
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Comment #11340613
That could be a decent hack to get started. Ideally, I'd like for it to be a feature of hackerone et al, assuming security@ as a service providers become the point of interaction w…
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Comment #11338681
oh, i know -- i got spoiled working at matasano where we'd usually get the first crack.
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Comment #11338216
I would love a Marauder's Map for bug bounty programs: Show me who is working on what, where they're finding bugs, and help me identify where I can most efficiently spend my time. …
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Comment #11193334
I'm color blind, and the charts you use are unintelligible to me.
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Comment #11177306
Congrats on the launch! Why the choice to build on Kubernetes?
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Comment #11128095
Just stick it up on medium for the time being. you can always figure out a 'real' blog later :). Alternative is using github pages with something like jekyll.
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Comment #10981882
You've got a point there, but I'd ask why not remove the packages that aren't being used? Here's some of the raw data about which system libraries are lagging in security patches: …
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Comment #10898308
Cool idea -- I'll go get the golf clubs! We'd love to be at the point where Patchwork notifications are ahead of public releases, and get you patched before the vulnerability is wi…
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Comment #10898024
Sure thing! The service pivots around machines as it's core pilar. On a more fundamental level, we consider a machine to be the set of unique packages tracked together. So for your…
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Comment #10897748
Great idea! We're looking to build out and extend a callback API so you can have it post data to whichever end point you want. Some integrations I've been toying with are: alerts i…