@Adnan Me and a couple of my friends were chatting about how awesome that must've been. Then we decided to look up what round trip tickets to Finland would have cost us.
@RoryAlsop Thanks, Rory. That's a nice Sunday morning treat.
@DavidFreitag How much?
@DavidFreitag Also, give me your email. We need to talk about sending you the package. This morning I packaged the stuff for you in a small box. I can send it tomorrow.
@DavidFreitag It's not a poster, it's some sort of cloth that you can hang on the wall, or just cover yourself with it while you sleep so you can feel the North.
SecRule REQUEST_URI "^/(|(.*)/)(lpt1|lpt2|lpt3|lpt4)(/|\.|\?|$)" "t:none,t:htmlEntityDecode,t:lowercase,t:removeWhitespace,block,msg:'X',id:'1000'"
SecRule REQUEST_URI "^(.*)//(.*)$" "t:none,t:removeWhitespace,block,msg:'X',id:'1001'"
These 2 things won't work as expected. Other rules are work...
I'm using the example given in msdn article about the DSACryptoServiceProvider Class. The problem is that I get a different signature each time I run the code. I tried OpenSSL and didn't get this problem but I need to work with System.Security.Cryptography this time.
This is some source code:
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@RoryAlsop Thanks Rory & to you too! Do we have any landing page for all the Sec.SE banners? I'm reorganizing things around my network and thought to add some, rotating ones if possible, but a single one should do too... Any ideas? I thought if I don't find any I'd just change the text on the "Follow us on Twitter" one.
@CodesInChaos He's omitting some important parts of the code, mainly the part where he instantiate DSACryptoServiceProvider. It's very likely that he's creating a new instance for the second signature (which will geneate new public-private key pair), thus different outcomes. This is better suited at Stackoverflow.
SecRule REQUEST_URI "^/(|(.*)/)(lpt1|lpt2|lpt3|lpt4)(/|\.|\?|$)" "t:none,t:htmlEntityDecode,t:lowercase,t:removeWhitespace,block,msg:'X',id:'1000'"
SecRule REQUEST_URI "^(.*)//(.*)$" "t:none,t:removeWhitespace,block,msg:'X',id:'1001'"
These 2 things won't work as expected. Other rules are work...
I'm using the example given in msdn article about the DSACryptoServiceProvider Class. The problem is that I get a different signature each time I run the code. I tried OpenSSL and didn't get this problem but I need to work with System.Security.Cryptography this time.
This is some source code:
t...
