Re:Harvesting credit card numbers and passwords from websites
by nikanj on Saturday January 06, 2018 @01:13PM
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The browser’s? People do tend to keep their PC in the local timezone.
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Re:Harvesting credit card numbers and passwords from websites
by jarofgreen on Saturday January 06, 2018 @01:32PM
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I wonder how much pen testing is done by hand and how much by automatic tools?
Anyway, I'm being pedantic. There are a lot of great points in this article.
Re:Harvesting credit card numbers and passwords from websites
by ehsankia on Sunday January 07, 2018 @05:21AM
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Sure, the night build fails, then in the morning the engineer comes in, looks at it, can't replicate, marks as fixed.
Re:Harvesting credit card numbers and passwords from websites
by mulmen on Saturday January 06, 2018 @05:45PM
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That makes sense but then the article's claim of losing half the credit cards is only true if we assume even distribution of user activity which seems far fetched at best.
Re:Harvesting credit card numbers and passwords from websites
by bubble_boi on Saturday January 06, 2018 @07:11PM
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I originally wrote "about half" but there was one too many words in the sentence. Also I figure for an eCommerce site max-traffic might be 7-9pm or something so even though there's more sleeping happening outside 7am-7pm, there might be equal traffic. Anyway ... close enough.