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michiel3

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About michiel3

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    Comment #11697631

    It actually looks like the company was OK with it. The disclosure timeline shows they were responsive and addressed the problem quickly when they were made aware of its existence.

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    Comment #7541837

    That is correct. The reporter requested public disclosure after the report was closed. The bug automatically gets disclosed publicly 30 days after the report is closed, unless the …

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    Comment #7507296

    "Introducing a bounty program for the most secure open source project on the planet, 0 CVEs in its 30+ year history! http://hackerone.com/msdos" - https://twitter.com/Hacker0x01/st…

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    Comment #6648375

    Relevant blog post by Yahoo! from earlier this month: http://yahoodevelopers.tumblr.com/post/62953984019/so-im-the...

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    Comment #6377411

    In the post he also describes that he now uses a new process which involves a computer that has never been connected to the internet and its sole purpose is encrypting and decrypti…

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    Comment #4663791

    Why do you think 2GB free is no-where near enough? I know a lot of users that use Dropbox's free plan and are happily syncing and sharing. I use 7% of my 12 GB.

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    Comment #4529802

    Remove all friends sounds malicious to me. Must say that I haven't tried the app myself.

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    Comment #4166123

    For users with a Retina MBP: this version of Sublime Text supports Retina graphics on OS X Lion.

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    Comment #4093896

    Yep, if you're blocking remote hosts to authenticate on 3306 (or any other port you're running mysqld on) you're safe. The attacking host can't authenticate itself, so it's unable …

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    Comment #4078583

    There's not much on this topic yet. @securityerrata started tweeting about it and trying to find out more: https://twitter.com/securityerrata/status/210550374627676160 . Could be a…

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    Comment #4078503

    If you're going to use a password manager, I would recommend 1Password or LastPass. Other tricks you can apply: - Use a different password on every website. To help you remember it…

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    Comment #4053729

    This is probably a best practice you could learn yourself to implement every time you know for sure you don't want a GET/POST variable to be a hash/array. This can also prevent oth…

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    Comment #3869673

    This won't help that much, because this means you can only visit the website with some authentication string, otherwise the browser will prompt for your credentials.

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    Comment #3861677

    This technique is widely abused by phishers. Most browsers detect such phishing attacks and warn the user for it (see example in Safari 5). Firefox might do a better job on this su…

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