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dimiprasakis

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About dimiprasakis

I am a cybersecurity researcher and the founder of Minoan Security (minoansecurity.com), a Swiss cybersecurity research and professional services firm focused on systems security (+AI security and observability).

I am currently an M.Sc. Cybersecurity candidate at Georgia Tech and a certified CISSP.

My professional and academic interests span systems/infra security, AI security, and privacy.

I have held security engineering roles across finance, healthcare, and tech, including at the Swiss Infrastructure & eXchange (SIX Group AG) and Trade Republic.

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    Cool approach. But, a compromise still lands on host's kernel, Docker doesn't provide kernel isolation (well it does on a macOS because it runs in Docker machine but thats a side e…

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    Neat project, I like the idea. One thing from a quick read: you launch Chrome with --no-sandbox. Is there a good reason for that? Security wise it's probably not a good idea. If th…

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    - "Anyway, possible slight hiccups in the merge window aside, the news today is 7.1." - "nothing particularly interesting or scary stands out, which is as it should be." So, a numb…

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    Show HN: GitShare – Turn GitHub repos into beautiful social media screenshots

    I needed a tool to turn GitHub repos into nice screenshots (for social media) but couldn't find one that I liked. There are plenty for X and LinkedIn posts, but not many for GitHub…

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    To be honest, I always wondered why variations of SSS haven't been seen commercial adoption more. For example, instead of storing API Keys in GitHub repos, the keys could be constr…

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    What I'd love to see is an e-ink reader, purpose-built for RSS. Think of getting your morning digests from select sources without touching your smartphone or PC. Heaven