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turtles
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Comment #20230681
ah, cheers.
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Comment #20220224
I assume the reason for doing this is to confirm the symmetric key now in use is known between both parties?
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Comment #20219841
In the TLS handshake: "The server generates its own hash, and then decrypts the client-sent hash to verify that it matches" The server decrypts a hash? But thats not how hashes wor…
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Comment #18129917
“30 seconds”. You should have told him 6 hours. If he needs it done quicker hire someone else. Enjoy your day.
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Comment #17703001
Yeah. I'm also like wtf. The website looks about 10 years old. I assume the owners have good communication, and persuasion skills. Which is admirable, since I lack them.
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Comment #16929065
Hi, this is a bit of a random one, but I have product that relies on GPS accuracy, and would love to hear if you guys have any ideas on how I can improve this, as well as my curren…
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Comment #15811321
Had been thinking of moving to CA, but might as well stay in Sydney by the sounds of it.
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Comment #14734676
Is there a possibly for the Senior Security Engineer role to be remote?
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Comment #13884691
This is not the type of Uber driver I want. I don't want someone complaining about their life choices when I'm paying for an agreed service from A to B.
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Comment #13884634
This is a big problem with taxi drivers is australia. At 2am you'll be lucky to get a taxi home, because they change over at 3, so they don't like to go 10 minutes in the opposite …
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Comment #13790181
ah. Thanks!
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Comment #13782602
A junior pentester as remote, thats risky.
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Comment #13774359
Can someone please ELI5 why this is good, and what they can be used for? I'm assuming machine learning...
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Comment #12632405
Son, you've got the wrong attitude.
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Comment #12632397
Using IQ as an indicator for a good candidate is flawed, and just plain stupid. That would not be a company I'd have any interest in working for.
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Comment #12320250
Some honest feedback. I can see you put a fair bit of effort into making this. However, I don't fully understand the idea and this is a big problem. From what I do understand is I …
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Comment #9952936
Yes, sorry, my statement was lacking context. I was referring to someone selling to a criminal organisation.
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Comment #9933955
Can be lucrative, but time consuming. When I got home from work, I'd be straight on my computer looking for 0days. I'd basically do this most nights and weekends. While I was at wo…
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Comment #9933780
Its straight up illegal. What OP doesn't mention is that there are legitimate brokers. You dont have to use those shitty hackerone services.
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Comment #9933772
If you have something now and you want to immediately get rid of it, the best place to go is somewhere like ZDI. Eventually you'll make contacts with legitimate companies though. I…
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Comment #8347348
Furthermore, what is to stop them from selling out to advertising companies if it got popular? This seems like an obvious flaw they never solved...
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Comment #8347324
I agree. I that website was an unnecessary essay. Dot point are always sufficient.
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Comment #8347312
Stores often try and sell things as cheap as possible, so being able to beat this is going to be difficult, especially against the likes of amazon. There is a reason they set those…