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sprkyco

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About sprkyco

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/sprkyco; my proof: https://keybase.io/sprkyco/sigs/zwa9gSfRYI4A3rEijOT-W-1RDs0CFh4-DP2vPV0ctAE ]

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    I work for: https://www.signalsciences.com/ and our tool is specifically designed for use cases like this. Let me know if you would like more info cody-at-signalsciences-dot-com

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    http://moose-team.github.io/friends/

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    Comment #16109068

    Someone replied to our internal outage notification and replied to everyone@ with a gif. The chaos has begun.

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    Comment #16066898

    https://cyber.wtf/2017/07/28/negative-result-reading-kernel-... Failed attempt in July which is being attributed as earliest work via https://twitter.com/lavados/status/94870078325…

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    Comment #14343522

    Common practice, but still illegal. Recommend watching https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Internet%27s_Own_Boy if you haven't. Similar use case here.

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    Comment #13117771

    For anyone that thinks that programming bootcamps are still worth considering. Why not try a free one: https://www.freecodecamp.com/ Really great student curated content!

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    Comment #12381491

    New TOS prompted a deletion of my account: https://twitter.com/sprkyco/status/770242306678988800

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    Comment #12039309

    Typically physical control is deemed as the game ender. If this is proven to be OS executable it will be a major issue. Many of the Adobe, IE, and other high volume exploit vendors…

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    https://zedshaw.com/2016/06/10/riot-games-is-violating-calif...

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    Comment #10755218

    Or... one could actually read the response article: "This bug has been fixed, the affected keys have been rotated, and we have no evidence that Wes or anybody else accessed any use…

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    Comment #10598338

    Really mining is seen as this hardcore active lifestyle when in reality it is rather sedentary. Typically there are jobs for jr. level positions which are very physically demanding…

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    Comment #10598296

    Absolutely anecdotal. This article nor myself never stated that "the entire out-of-work blue collar worker population" can or even would want to make the jump. Many of these blue c…

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    Comment #10598066

    After eight years in mining I made the jump to coding. However, my coding quickly changed to infosec. So definitely miners can make this jump. This is highly biased, but I would sa…

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    Can you cite "all Android devices affected"? Cannot find this particular quote in this or any other article. Also what bug report? I found this article and other articles cited, bu…

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    Comment #10561062

    What is the logic to responding to security disclosures like this? In the reddit world this is called shit posting. Security bug A affects product B (or c-f) someone always respond…

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    Comment #10534912

    Can you suggest a better term that would enable a speaker to convey a generally identifiable demographic?

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    One thing I really liked about the write-up is the thoroughness that everything was explained. Nothing was assumed. The author explains what burp is why it was used. Broke down the…

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