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Re:Cybersecurity's 2026 Wild Ride
on Monday May 04, 2026 @08:04AM (#48007643)
Author here. Mythos, Cyber and improvements in other models are leading us into wild times like we've never seen before, with multiple factors converging into a perfect storm. This talks about the various risks converging and how to navigate them, including returns to old-school techniques to ensure disaster recovery is possible with AI-enabled attackers. Love to hear your thoughts on it.
CLASP: A new four-stage supply-chain attack pattern via emergency patches
Show HN: Testzilla (BG S24) – Simplified Automated Testing for Voice AI Calls
Hi, I'm Brian Gallagher, the creator of Testzilla.ai, and I created the automated testing tool I wanted to use, and hopefully you'll find it useful too.I love Voice AI systems because I hate phone calls. Ironic, huh?When designing Voice AI solutions, I quickly tired of the cycle of "Update system, test call flows, repeat" that went with it. The whole point of Voice AI for me was so that I could...
Re:What startups need to know about the “internet sales tax bill”
on Wednesday April 24, 2013 @01:17PM (#5602672)
This proposal sounds like a very reasonable and fair system.
What's the catch?
Re:Protocol-Relative URLs to Fix Mixed-Content Warnings
on Thursday September 13, 2012 @10:38PM (#4519746)
The problem this DOESN'T solve is that if the resource is not availale over SSL, then this won't work at all and will show broken links.
I've got a project that addresses this by converting any URL to SSL:
http://www.fixweb.co/
http://example.com/test.gif
https://fixweb.co/example.com/test.gif
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
It's not designed for high security file delivery, obviously, but it will get you around a normal Mixed-Content warning.
Re:Please stop asking how to find a technical co-founder.
on Friday July 01, 2011 @11:12AM (#2718627)
Same thing.