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abritishguy
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About abritishguy
Security Engineer at Monzo Bank
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Comment #44890794
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Comment #43047122
It's a very good question. The stand-in system itself has been built to have basically no external dependencies itself. So, the question you are really asking is "to what extent ar…
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Comment #21871433
Personal accountability only applies to execs and is already a thing in financial services in the UK post financial crisis.
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Comment #15802985
That's correct.
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Comment #15802580
Just in case it is relevant for anyone here this is what our security team have established thus far: - Can be mitigated by enabling the root user with a strong password - Can be d…
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Comment #15801796
If you have `osquery` deployed to your fleet you can detect compromise with this query: SELECT * FROM plist WHERE path = "/private/var/db/dslocal/nodes/Default/users/root.plist" AN…
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Comment #15366626
Is there any way to store state?
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Comment #14831448
I use ligatures in atom and they are 100% aware of context. I disable them in contexts where they don't make sense e.g comments and I disable them on the line the cursor is on. I'v…
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Comment #14180371
But if you aren't paying then they must be making money elsewhere.
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Comment #13796437
Wirecard are the issuing bank but not the card processor.
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Comment #13567180
The illusion of knowledge about crypto is very dangerous. People get this stuff wrong all the time and introducing more examples with really bad mistakes will only make the situati…
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Comment #13392229
Latency from my London flat: 8.8.8.8 ~4ms 80.80.80.80 ~95ms
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Comment #12538359
Google has one repository, not one monolithic codebase.
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Comment #12519599
Kinesis is very poor
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Comment #12434448
In general, yes. But I'd consider posting an anonymised email demonstrating such incompetence to be whistleblowing.
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Comment #12434432
Name and shame, this auditor is actively damaging security and should be shut down.
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Comment #11800515
OAuth is a framework not a protocol. The security it provides can vary greatly between implementations. Fosite (which is what this is based on) is a very good implementation from a…
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Comment #11800501
Maybe you should read? The secure enclave is completely separate to TrustZone on an iPhone and has nothing to do with Qualcomm.
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Comment #11725055
I think this shows a fundamental difference between Amazon (AWS) and Google Cloud. AWSs offerings seem fairly vanilla and boring. Google are offering more and more really useful st…
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Comment #11697598
When I read the title I thought this would be a toolkit for writing databases. A lot of the work involved in writing a database is systems stuff such as being sure that a commit lo…
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Comment #11673682
Not everyone has a fibre connection. I get 250KB/s at home.
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Comment #11638197
2-factor authentication does not protect against that. The victim does not know they are being MITMd and enters the 2FA code.
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Comment #11638131
The aim is therefore to remove the reliance on it being genuine. If you don't have passwords then there is no passwords to steal.