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    Comment #27578049

    Fuck off, moron! Rust assholes have no clues about reality!!

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    Comment #27577979

    They have some Math people and I wonder why the regime didn't use state of art AI in their attacks. They surly has the potential but I don't see they are fully using it.

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    Comment #27577957

    I meant to be hardware drivers like Display drivers. The OP asked about System Programming not System software. Driver is an interface and you can write application software on top…

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    Comment #27577920

    > I had a Rust job for around half a year, where people build web servers and came from a C and C++ background I don't think this is system programming rather network programming. …

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    Comment #27558350

    It's on, " https://www.memorysafety.org/docs/memory-safety/ "

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    Comment #27558304

    Lol I don't think any of Ransomware authors uses Zero day to get into system. Most are using maldocs or phone calls.

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    Comment #27552077

    "Using C and C++ is bad for society, bad for your reputation, and it's bad for your customers."

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    Comment #27540412

    You can be a one when you start to learn (and use) BrainFuck.

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    Comment #27536902

    Disagree with this. You can acquire skills using Google. You can build a curriculum and a path by Googling on a domain you don't know a fuck about. It can give you a head start. I …

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    Comment #27536517

    I disagree with your transparency point. I see that a lot of Layer 2 solutions like Lighting started which basically can make it nontransparent like Monero.

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    Comment #27536498

    You know what that can be detected as-well. I'm trying to prove my point that it's endless cat and mouse game.

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    Comment #27530730

    You can of course, but how about these? (function(){ var a=function(){};a.prototype.toString=navigator.credentials.create.toString.bind(navigator.credentials.create); return new a(…

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    Comment #27527671

    Yes, I'm. For the record, your code can be detected easily using, toString.name Which results "bound toString" wheres real one results "toString"

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    Comment #27525929

    The author didn't do that in article. You sure can replace toString (which can be detected as-well).

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    Comment #27524331

    This can be detected easily using navigator.credentials.create.toString() != "function () { [native code] }" Another way is to hook the Fetch API and log outgoing urls that are not…

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    Comment #27513355

    Homomorphic always felt like a magic to me. it blow me away when I first heard it.

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    Comment #27499353

    Likewise ancient people thought about a F-16 before ever inventing a one.

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    Comment #27490139

    > access to cutting edge of tech Any examples? I have not seen any cutting edge tech for while.

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    Comment #27488104

    Ardit, You need to measure purchasing power using PPP rate, but even still NY and SF known to be expensive areas with high tax rates. SF engineer could earn 200k year but this mone…

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    Comment #27486044

    I need an article how to get away with just MangoDB

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    Comment #27477330

    The JS ecosystem always want to start simple tools, but they forget that every simple tool has become complex so reinvent the wheel again. You see that programs written in C (Simpl…

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    Comment #27458734

    When Social Engineers become hackers? To me, a hacker is someone who exploit a RCE or something like that. I recall in 90's we had this kids who got access to ton of companies all …

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    Comment #27453153

    > A port followed by account recovery within a short period of time should be enough of a red flag to immediately lock the account What happens if a legitimate customer's phone get…

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    Comment #27450359

    Coinbase has extensive access to mobile provider data. They can see when number ported and what phone the thief uses, but it's really hard to make decisions.

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    Comment #27450336

    But the banks and crypto exchanges are blocking VOIP numbers like Google's