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Apply HN: Hacksplaining – what every web developer needs to know about security

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Re: Apply HN: Hacksplaining – what every web developer needs to know about security

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Post by collinjanet16 »

I have an account in a dating site,(megahookup.com),my account need to Verify. Your Account ( You MUST verify your e-mail address to access certain members only features!they asking me to Send an email to cs@megahookup.com with the following:

  An attached image which clearly shows your face

  A 2nd attached image of your government issued photo ID card (Driver's license, Passport, etc).

  Your account number (209018133) and your display name (Hotinherbox) in the body of the email

  Include "Account verification photo" as part of the email subject. ( click here ) 

  here is the link of my account>>>>  http://www.boneamilf.com/m_confirm.php?id=-2668111643&email=mnmnmnmbmnbn454@sharklasers.com

Re: Apply HN: Hacksplaining – what every web developer needs to know about security

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Post by collinjanet16 »

I have an account in a dating site,(megahookup.com),my account need to Verify. Your Account ( You MUST verify your e-mail address to access certain members only features!they asking me to Send an email to cs@megahookup.com with the following:

  An attached image which clearly shows your face

  A 2nd attached image of your government issued photo ID card (Driver's license, Passport, etc).

  Your account number (209018133) and your display name (Hotinherbox) in the body of the email

  Include "Account verification photo" as part of the email subject. ( click here ) 

  here is the link of my account>>>>  http://www.boneamilf.com/m_confirm.php?id=-2668111643&email=mnmnmnmbmnbn454@sharklasers.com

Re: Apply HN: Hacksplaining – what every web developer needs to know about security

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Post by amckenna »

malcolmhere wrote: post #9
tptacek wrote: post #6

This sounds similar to Safelight (now, I guess, "Security Innovations"): https://www.securityinnovation.com/ They were quite successful with online security training, and companies will pay for it. So my questions, I guess, are: * How do you stack up content-wise against something like Safelight? * Who are you, and what's your pedigree? To a big extent, companies buying security CBT are buying a sort of stamp of appr…

- We don't have the breadth of Safelight's material (early days I guess), but the areas we cover, we do a much better job. It was our frustration with this kind of training material that inspired us to make Hacksplaining in the first place: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jkQgVO993W8 Our exercises are interactive, rather than passive, and focus on specific ways to fix code, rather abstract concepts. Compare with what…

Hey I just worked on the SQL injection course and I wouldn't use the Chase's logo for your fake banking application, or any major companies logo for your insecure sites.
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