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Comment #48328562
I should have been clearer and specific: state management is done on the backend, but collecting behavioral biometrics and device fingerprint is done using JavaScript, which can be…
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Comment #48326959
Adversaries do not have to wait for LLM models to evolve to mimic human process, they can simply evade the detection JavaScript that evaluates similarity. JavaScript is visible, ca…
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Comment #48195986
Please also collect responses from people, you'd find a pattern: a new attack is launched, people make noise, and later go back to installing packages the same way. Enterprises alr…
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Comment #48110056
> Compare this to Android where you can run malware and it cannot do anything except for annoying you with notifications. Are you sure it cannot do anything? Looking through variou…
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Comment #48052675
Why should they be open source?
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Comment #47882761
Cooldown sounds like a good idea ONLY IF these so called security companies can catch these malicious dependencies during the cooldown period. Are they doing this bit or individual…
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Comment #47872605
How difficult is it to build a second startup on the side?
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Comment #47775582
Are you a bot?
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Comment #47713402
Building automated analysis tool that help identify the use of GPL-licensed SDKs in mobile apps, promoting license compliance and supporting sustainable open-source development.
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Ask HN: Founders/investors, what AI bet you made in 2022 and how it is going?
In 2022, many founders and investors made strong bets on AI: new companies, pivots, or funding theses. Now that we have had time to see what actually played out, what did you bet o…
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Comment #47686305
How do you know that they were LLM scrapers? The reason I ask is because user agents could easily be spoofed?
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Comment #47686111
For those who have deployed Cloudflare in front, what are pros and cons? How's the user experience? Do they offer free bot protection?
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Comment #47686074
How are you measuring this? Does your solution rely on user agent or device fingerprinting? Curious to know what tools are available today and how accurate they are.
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Comment #47667757
Thanks for sharing your approach! > It is nothing special. We keep X number of machines in a warm pool. I'd love to better understand the unit economics here. Specifically, whether…
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Comment #47605031
> The problem is that those underlying frameworks can very easily be misconfigured. Agreed. I'm sure a number of these sandboxing solutions are vibe-coded, which makes your concern…
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Comment #47604585
> There are dozens of projects like this emerging right now. They all share the same challenge: establishing credibility. Care to elaborate on the kind of "credibility" to be estab…
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Comment #47596482
And this is exactly why we see noise on HN/Reddit when a supply-chain cyberattack breaks out, but no breach is ever reported. Enterprises are protected by internal mirroring.
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Comment #47591537
I mean that agents can scan the code to find anything "suspicious". After all, security vendors that claim to "detect" malware in packages are relying on LLMs for detection.
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Comment #47590679
Curious to know why are coding agents not detecting such risks before importing dependencies?
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Comment #47492568
> I actually just published a paper... This gives me an impression that the paper has already been published and is available publicly for us to read.
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Comment #46816500
Maybe humans can focus on cybersecurity and fraud? That’s not going away with AI
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Comment #46807086
Block based on cookies (i.e., set a cookie on the browser and check on the server whether it exists).
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Comment #46708562
I understand the need, but I don't understand why a VM or Docker is not enough. Why are people creating custom wrappers around VMs/containers?