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steakejjs
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About steakejjs
[ my public key: https://keybase.io/ej; my proof: https://keybase.io/ej/sigs/C3HkPc4k5SISC7AK-sWYBiQ6q08dOW-MVrdoWl16x_4 ]
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Comment #9440159
Lcamtuf notably found several ELF Parsing bugs in file, that appeared may have been exploitable. The work he has been doing with AFL and googles big fuzz farm, focusing on utilitie…
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Comment #9438599
The first way I did it was just read the file, parse the json, check for nulls, and print. Then I piped this to a file. That is too boring though. The next way I did it was with Vi…
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Comment #9407937
It might be extremely valuable for Google to prompt you, while riding in your driverless Tesla, to make a stop at a Krispie Kreme on your way home.
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Comment #9397032
What if you are an experienced engineer talking to another experienced engineer ? Seems to me if someone writes bad code when they SHOULD be writing good code, code-shaming might b…
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Comment #9394156
Nginx and net/http has worked wonderfully for me. Nothing fancy is necessary.
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Comment #9378959
After reviewing the code it looks like I was wrong. The code from the tutorial won't provide any encryption for your sessions, only integrity. In order to encrypt the values in the…
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Comment #9378826
I actually wrote a tool[0] to attack gorilla sessions that are mentioned at the bottom of this, and gave a talk on some security functions in Go. The big take-aways from my talk. G…
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Comment #9350098
They are technical. Brushing up on: K&R - The C Programming Language K&P - The Unix Programming Environment K&P - The Practice of Programming Kerrisk - The Linux Programming Interf…
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Comment #9334795
Google has a big fuzz-farm and Project Zero looking for this type of thing and even they did not find Heartbleed years ago. They are nabbing tons of bugs but there are many that ar…
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Comment #9330447
The new stuff happening in the PHP space is really really awesome. HHVM + HACK + XHP is an entirely different experience compared to writing PHP. Code can actually be very clean an…
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Comment #9321010
Sounds like we were always on the same page... I never said an attacker can't do this. I'm saying an attacker can't do a s/https/http and have a user end up at an HTTP login page, …
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Comment #9320961
Relay what credentials from the HTTP connection ? There are none... It sounds like you are talking about creating a phishing page and injecting it, hoping the user enters their cre…
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Comment #9320923
Not all traffic. Amazon has a separate SecureOnly cookie for access to their trusted pages that isn't sent over HTTP. Without that cookie not all traffic can be proxied.
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Comment #9320867
Right, but you get a redirect to the https login page with an http login URL. An attacker can attempt phishing with HTML/JS injection on a HTTP page but an attacker cannot get a us…
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Comment #9320793
No. SSL stripping is an attack where you prevent a user from upgrading to an HTTPS connection. That isn't possible here. Many sites have multiple tiers of authentication. For examp…
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Comment #9308049
What's wrong with being more than one thing. They are shaking up A LOT about how we currently think about the ``energy'' models. I think batteries are going to do wonder for countr…
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Comment #9290473
I think it would be hilarious to see fictional "failed" historic YC apps, especially those that made it big in their time.
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Comment #9278069
I don't understand your issue with hardcoded salts. It essentially works the same way as an HMAC. It is some secret material that further complicates the attackers job...It doesn't…
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Comment #9246954
I actually think Terry could provide a lot of value if he was able to provide training in system engineering. The experience he has is invaluable. I'm not sure what his plan is, th…
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Comment #9231448
In case you're thinking this is THE BUG that should have been released today, I don't think it is. While serious, I saw this on github several days ago. I've also seen two others t…
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Comment #9212559
Would a possible example of a large magnitude event be the 2012 Virginia Derecho[1] ? Does anyone remember this evening as a day of large outages? I wasn't able to experience the e…
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Comment #9204257
Yeah, it is only base64ing the woffs. The reason I post it is that it has all the benefits of this project (only CSS) without the downsides (being ridiculously hard to use).