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chasemiller
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About chasemiller
[ my public key: https://keybase.io/chasemiller; my proof: https:/ /keybase.io/chasemiller/sigs/XOA13MPxmbdKnQ2gd63OPpS-mFiX-YyoN9Z-ejod9xA ]
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Comment #44998928
"ETHICAL hacker" ...yeah... I don't think those words mean what you think they mean...
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Comment #42700634
yeah, google likes to have fun with the Bug Bounty program. See: https://bughunters.google.com/about/rules/google-friends/662...
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Comment #42700590
Yes, it's a failure on DankStartup's part. Not really much different than a user buying dankstartup.net, setting up a catch-all email, observing what comes in, and performing passw…
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Comment #40297829
OLEs were a phisher's dream
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Comment #36752385
@danwilkerson, were you driving around the north hills ~1 hour ago? Just passed one of these and thought to myself, huh, that's pretty neat, only to come home to see this post.
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Comment #33359608
This.
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Comment #30959160
And? Just people sharing their Ethereum Name Service (ENS) names. Still some of the biggest players in the crypto/NFT space on that list.
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Comment #28107687
I think it's important to differentiate between domain name squatters and domain name investors. Squatters are typically registering trademarked names with the hopes of flipping th…
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Comment #25646632
This explains the 30% 24hr growth of Stellar. Stellar has been working in this area for years and is built to facilitate exactly these types of transactions. I think they are proba…
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Comment #24481836
I... just... wow.
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Comment #20640855
Completely agree. We're working on an idea to handle the boring stuff as part of YC's Startup School 2019. GDPR, HIPAA, CCPA, PCI, etc. compliance + penetration testing and risk as…
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Comment #20640823
Bug bounties are a great way to get your feet wet. I've seen many devs (especially web devs) have a lot of success hacking on websites that are built with frameworks they are famil…
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Comment #19822087
tweetdeck.twitter.com
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Comment #16544963
As a long time Keybase user and Stellar holder, I couldn't be more excited for this news! Congratulations to all!
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Comment #15934759
>Mr Munro said it had taken him less than 10 seconds to find more than 1,000 examples. I, too, can use Shodan.
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Comment #11997317
An OK product/service that I have stuck with for too long out of stubborness/laziness. I would understand these changes if it seemed like there was actually active development happ…
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Comment #11120122
Wow, beautiful site! I'm loving this trend of services to save me money (Paribus is one other example that I love). However, I too am concerned about handing financial information …
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Comment #10992317
Hey @kenbaylor! I think that this is an awesome approach to addressing the issue of the infosec employee shortage. I've actually been kicking around the idea of building something …
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Comment #10875900
The equity questions was mostly theoretical to get a better idea of how startups value security among their early employees. I completely agree that the business model would likely…
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Comment #10875894
Hey dsacco, thanks for the great reply! I am a security guy on the outside of the startup world looking in and I was just trying to get a better feel for what the security landscap…
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Ask HN: How do startups value security?
I was recently reading Jason Lemkin's "It’s Time For You To Make Security a Core Feature — Not a Tax" (https://www.saastr.com/its-time-for-you-to-make-security-a-core-feature-not-a…