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I just published on Hackernoon for the non-Medium members: https://hackernoon.com/about/thedevopsguy.
Also, you can find me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/a_devops_guy and Discord: https://discord.gg/FKuAky4K8M
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I'm still glad the DELETE thing works, I've reported a few times these with a complete writeup to Discord and all I got was a ticket being auto-closed after a month and the webhooks+servers still being up. I personally no longer bother reporting, just straight delete the webhook to stop the spread. Makes you wonder what their security/support team is doing with all those tickets.
They may not have one, or have one that’s so underwater with larger issues that the rest of the org doesn’t know how to route things to them. Hiring for technical security is hard —you need engineering expertise to find good people, and then you need someone with an infosec background to vet them. Finding a combination of both is surprisingly rare and you usually find infosec folks who can define but not implement a…
Off note: Is there any service where i can submit an executable (.exe) and it tells me if it contains malware?
Note that this post's malware is advertised with "Low Detections (0/64)".
https://github.com/Stanley-GF/PirateStealer/issues/45
I think I've found a relevant virustotal:
https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/de7535f8c64d7a6ac8094146...
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I strongly believe this actually is language that goes against the CoC here on HN.
I think it would have had merit to reasonable talk about different points of view on the story, but any credibility goes down the drain in my book once people start not only to ad hominem others, but resort to language like you used.
Sad, as it could have been an interesting discussion to follow.
Finding the author of most common malware isn't hard, skript kiddies really like their credit for reputation.
Off note: Is there any service where i can submit an executable (.exe) and it tells me if it contains malware?
Antimalware is great for the low hanging fruit but don't expect it to detect something where the author has put effort into it.
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I used to just DDOS people’s AIM and messengers if they crossed me, as a phantom curse attached to them and they had no idea the cause. I would chat with them as normal at the same time, chuckling to myself as they kept falling offline following a barrage of emoticons and requests from my army of chat bots that made their process run out of memory. Eventually I’d bore of it. Or have one of the chatbots tell them not…
Way way back in the day, my friend wrote a program that would format the user's Commodore 5 1/4" floppy disk (usually the one that also ran their BBS) if they just tried to load it. They didn't even have to run it. If someone screwed us, we'd create a new identity and upload a file named after a hot new pirated game to their BBS. Then sit back and watch the BBS go offline for a while.
Ahhh the 90s
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It's just as sad you made an account just to troll the user you're replying to, given the username.
way more amusing all the vms coming out of the woodwork on the most random thread