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Hey HN, we released certgrep a few weeks ago as a free tools for security professionals (or analysts in general) to be able to query certificate transparency logs using complex que…

One fun assignment at Oxford's Comp. Sci. department was solving Mastermind in Haskell using minmax. Knuth has a particularly fun paper on it in fact - https://www.cs.uni.edu/~wall…

Honestly using something like haveibeensquatted would catch _so_ many of these, including ability to submit takedowns.

> Really, think about it. How often do you see somebody inexperienced use ifs instead of a switch? This pattern is common enough for most compilers to recognize, and more important…

Likely creating child tables for the various chunks that kick in periodically (e.g., depending on your hypertable chunking policy). Used to hit these all the time, quite annoying.

Definitely looks cool! I look forward to trying it on Linux down the road with Berkeley Mono font.

Oh god we can’t unsee it now. Was meant to be someone “squatting”. This comment is getting framed

Thank you! > so you'd permutate the input domain and then query DNS? Correct, we're running on resource-constrained lambdas right now and hoping to have some breathing room to expa…

Hi HN, I invite all of you to try out Have I Been Squatted. Around a year ago we shared an alpha project called Have I Been Squatted, a small free tool for users to generate and un…

Agreed. We had solved it at PhishDeck back in the day through the use of multiple projects, i.e., Platform Production, Platform Staging, Tooling Production, Tooling Staging etc. St…

Yes it does, you can take a peak into the internals over here - https://github.com/JuxhinDB/twistrs/blob/3b20ed48c0c567a72d8...

Not yet but adding it to the list of ideas to implement as we add more heuristics to the tool, thank you!

Hey folks, I'm the co-author of the project. I wasn't aware that this was posted on Hackernews which in fact explains the absolute explosion of traffic that has been coming through…

An extension to this infact is the following - https://github.com/llvm-mirror/llvm/blob/f36485f7ac2a8d72ad0... So the original user's comment might infact get detected by this and …

In fact that is one of the follow-ups I want to have out of this. Have architecture-specific optimisations (popcnt on x86) either manually through something like the `asm` crate, o…

Thanks for sharing that, love the simplicity behind it which is more intuitive than the example I had gone with. I think the reason why I chose that particular one was to show how …