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Do not trust any security related answers you see on StackOverflow/Security.StackExchange. Not from me, not from anyone. There are very smart people on SO/SE and there are excellent answers given, although the right answer is almost never chosen. Test everything, trust no one.

I have been writing exploit code for a while. There is no perfect system, vulnerable code will always exist.

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459 Answers

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55	Is it possible to turn a computer into a bomb?
36	Webmail host knows my password
33	Can webcams be turned on without the indicator light?
20	Why do some people really hate security via client-side?
19	DNS Amplification DDOS attack

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+10	Detecting skimmers and other ATM traps
+10	User entered Javascript security implications
+15	Is it safer to store the XSRF value inside your JavaScript?
+5	How do anti-virus apps for Android work?

22 Questions

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40	What are the career paths in the (illegal) computer security field?
28	Is it possible to turn a computer into a bomb?
22	What is the most hardened set of options for GCC compiling C/C++?
19	Preventing artificial latency or “Lag Hacking” in multiplayer games
13	Methods for protecting computer systems from physical attacks

296 Tags

275 web-application × 75	118 php × 30
140 appsec × 39	106 authentication × 33
126 exploit × 20	103 sql-injection × 21
124 javascript × 22	101 encryption × 35
122 cryptography × 41	99 passwords × 25