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yao420
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Comment #41121094
CTF style challenges like praetorian are the standard for offensive security roles. They are a fun time and really let the teams understand how you approach things. Only bad experi…
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Comment #41119008
Idk but Correlium virtualizes iOS instances and was sued by Apple before settling the case.
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Comment #41106077
I can’t think of a single software that does not have fierce competition. Just today, YouTube, slack, chrome, Claude, burpsuite, interm, obsidian, nest, outlook, Zillow, AWS, cloud…
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Comment #41105829
Literally every software I have ever used or company I worked for has had multiple competitors doing the exact same thing.
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Comment #41041816
> Wouldn't it be great if you could just walk up to a local business and offer to pay them in some new cryptocurrency they've never heard of. Not being snarky but why would this be…
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Comment #41024609
Why specifically non-VC? I’m working on something which I think would be a great product but a direct competitor got $25 million in VC funding in 2021.
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Comment #40745245
He posted on that his source was unreliable and he retracted his articles. https://krebsonsecurity.com/2022/08/final-thoughts-on-ubiqui...
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Comment #40711101
I’m not a crypto hater (I used to work security at coinbase) but I think that while a chrome or iPhone zeroday might be worth less in bug bounty it’s worth more for a security engi…
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Comment #39391006
I actually think people haven’t found anything because few skilled hackers have dedicated time to it. If the project zero team or Tavis by himself dedicated time to reviewing bitco…
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Comment #39390961
What are miners doing with GPU’s?
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Comment #39277514
So what’s up with that Oracle buyout/integration? According to https://usds.tiktok.com/ all US user data is on Oracle servers. Is that still happening?
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Comment #38933954
I have not used the online version but you could have just as easily walked into a western union and done the exact same thing for substantially less fees.
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Comment #38363975
I hate the term cyber over infosec but anyway I’ve spoken to two CISO’s just this month who told me their primary directive is integrating LLM’s into event analysis and triage. So …
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Comment #37967869
I live in Austin and lived in San Antonio and the same complaints about the DA and underreported crime are rampant, especially if you believe the subreddit or my uncle who lives 6h…
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Comment #37909861
Spectrum is the ‘most popular’ internet with the most customers in my area. Not because they are liked but because they are the only option outside of maybe starlink.
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Comment #37885860
Sounds nice. I grew up in El Paso Texas and there is a huge refinery in the lower valley and it completely ruined the quality of life. It’s located in a poor immigrant neighborhood…
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Comment #37583607
The portswigger courses from the creators of burp and the employers of this researcher are the best. Free too.
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Comment #36882304
You post this type of message in nearly every crypto thread yet every time you are pressed you don’t name a single company, project, or thought leader. Personally I’ve worked at bo…
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Comment #36399362
QuickCheck is not a true fuzzer, it is a property tester.
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Comment #36321244
Doesn’t seem to work on mobile. I’m only see the titles.
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Comment #36206813
Are you paying taxes on every conversion? Because if no that would classify as illegal.
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Comment #35970928
Is it a dead project now? I searched on the coingecko link you provided and only see $3.9k in liquidity and a single $65 trade in the last 30 days.
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Comment #35918357
Austin is like that, the crane is our unofficial mascot. But meta, google, bytedance, intel, ibm, indeed and others have said they are canceling leases on these big beautiful downt…
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Comment #35918252
I don’t know about these specific finance firms but in Texas companies move corporate headquarters for tax benefits but don’t move the workers. Space X and Tesla made a big deal ab…