@TildalWave That's the plan but I still don't know how I'm gonna make it. I will be gone for a whole weekend at a huge party, I don't think I'll be able to login!
@TildalWave Hitting a couple of pages in a human reasonable time frame is probably sufficient. I've never taken the time to whack something together to try it.
In theory you could refresh the front page, sleep for some number of seconds, grab a question from it, hit it (with a referrer from main). Sleep for a minute. Maybe do that a couple of times.
I did some quick research about which popular mail providers support TLS. I tested Gmail, Yahoo, Microsoft (e.g. Hotmail), and AOL. I was surprised about the results I got.
More recent leaks and evidence suggests that the email providers themselves are, as a rule, not cooperating with the NSA. Rather the telecom companies such as AT&T are. The NSA wholesale captures and analyzes all the traffic upstream of companies like Google and Yahoo, and through that get implic...
Interested if you test any of the other top mail providers.
Many security scanners like nikto, nessus, nmap, and w3af sometimes show that certain HTTP Methods like HEAD, GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, TRACE, OPTIONS, CONNECT, etc are vulnerable to attack.
What do these headers do and how can they be exploited?
I'm looking something more creative than common e...
I don't believe this question is off-topic. True, it might seem as if it's about "about general computing hardware and software", but it's really intrinsically a security question. UPnP and default configurations is an important security aspect in networking and modern routers. — Adnan1 min ago
a few years ago, when I was on guard duty in the army up north, a huge wild boar came lumbering by (dont ask how it got into the base). I was sure it was a bear, walking on all fours.
luckily I didn't try to shoot it. Rumor has it that just makes them mad.
Instead I hid behind an electricity pole. Yes, they are that stupid.
Sure, there are security aspects to UPnP, but that's not what the question was about. It's like saying a question "how to connect my webapp to a database" is not offtopic because there are security implications. — AviD2 mins ago
okay, its a crap analogy. Dont blame me, blame the lack of sleep.
I'm guessing Dori (joined SE right after Rebecca, she was popular on P.SE) and HedgeMadge - she was mod on I think Writers before joining the ComMgr team
I bust this guy playing Solitary at work every single day and he's still trying to hide it from me.
My favorite time where I bust him is when he clicks away to focus on another window to hide it but the window isn't big enough so I can see half of his Solitary screen, haha. He's done that like 4 times now.
> DASDEC-I and DASDEC-II had publicly available firmware images for these devices that included a private SSH key that authorizes remote logins to the devices. For software versions prior to 2.0-2, where the default SSH keys have not already been changed, an attacker can then log into a device with root privileges.
@AviD all are worth having on the list. Memento is probably my least favourite of the bunch, but they're all great films. The Machinist is one of my favourite movies. Mulholland Drive is...unique. I'll just say 'mobius strip' and leave it at that.
@Simon A couple of friends and I will be writing a platform for a upcoming competition, nothing really advanced. It will be based on JBoss and OpenShift.
It's a whole bunch of CRUD basically, nothing really difficult. But I'll get to experience the whole range of stuff including development, deployment and load testing so should be pretty enlightening.
@Simon I get around 450 SGD a month, just enough to cover expenses. :P
@LucasKauffman Yup, I have been playing around with it the past week. Amazing how fast you can deploy an app on it, especially if you are writing Ruby or Python.
@Adnan I also saw a few "strange" things like that @ScottPack's gravatar and I'm sure he didn't go change it now... not to replace his pretty face with an icon of a cloud no way LOL
I need to capture HTTP traffic in the browser. TamperData is an extension to track and modify http/https requests
I am aware of tools like Fiddler, but I am looking for an addon that runs inside the web browser as extension.
@Simon ok heres what you do. make two layers in photoshop, and very slowly increase the alpha of the new avatar, over the course of a year or so I could probably deal with.
If I really need to use these methods, how do i make sure they are secure?
Many security scanners like nikto, nessus, nmap, and w3af sometimes show that certain HTTP Methods like HEAD, GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, TRACE, OPTIONS, CONNECT, etc are vulnerable to attack.
What do these headers do and how can they be exploited?
I'm looking something more creative than common e...
I need to capture HTTP traffic in the browser. TamperData is an extension to track and modify http/https requests
I am aware of tools like Fiddler, but I am looking for an addon that runs inside the web browser as extension.
