jamesjguthrie

SEEKING WORK | WORLDWIDE | REMOTE

ZeroInfoSec is a pentesting consultancy startup, our areas of expertise are:

- Web applications and API’s

- Mobile applications, Android and iOS/iPadOS

- Network infrastructure

- IoT, including digital medical devices, FIPS 140-2

- Source code review

We have conducted security assessments on all of the above for small and large clients over the years.

We work closely with our clients to test and provide clear feedback and remediation advice, and can include re-testing in commissions.

We’re spread between Europe and the USA but will accommodate testing times as required.

Contact me any time at james@zeroinfosec.com. Our website is at https://zeroinfosec.com

One of TPB founders was on Darknet Diaries recently saying this about Sweden. I wonder if it is true.

He literally did a video about Asus 4 days ago.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e48eYElm1R8

Through that website I found the iSH app and it’s amazing. It’s an Alpine Linux shell in an x86 emulator and it’s on the App Store.

I just installed gcc, Java, and Python on my iPad Pro. I can also install Ruby, PHP, etc. I can do most of my work now from my iPad without using Remote Desktop. Game changer. This app should be included on iPad Pro by default.

My diet is terrible sometimes. I use my bidet (retrofitted toilet seat adapter) and then a quick wipe to ensure cleanliness and to partially dry my bum.

+1 for bidet.

It's a necessity that when implemented improperly leaves a sizeable security hole.

I recently got a bug bounty for finding a CORS vulnerability and showing a proof of concept phishing site that uses all of the resources from the genuine origin. The site was accepting a wildcard origin whereas it should've used a whitelist.

This is the comment I have agreed with most in this thread. The employer should pay based on what the employee is worth, not where they live IMO. Why is somebody in California worth more? Is it because they’re in the office? Are they doing a different job than the remote worker?

I really wanted to go to my local 2600 meetup after talking to them on IRC but my introversion/social-anxiety got the better of me.

Yeah downvote a guy looking for work. Thanks.

I need a job and can write code in nearly any language. Hire me?

Ah, ok. My mistake.

BMW should certainly be on that list considering European owners. Countless numbers of E46 and E39 models remain on the road here.

Various cryptocurrency related things like Solidity, ERC20 protocol.

2018 was great professionally, maybe not so great personally. I made more money this year than I have in the last 4 or 5 combined but my mental health has struggled.

I'll be taking the next few weeks off to TRY to relax, reflect, and gather my thoughts on the plan for 2019.

Mandarin to a level where I can read most texts on Chinese websites. Why? Mostly for fun.

SEEKING WORK

Hey! I'm a freelance app developer, been working on many different kinds of projects for years, including language apps, embedded systems, CFD software, avionics, and games.

Technologies I use include Objective C, Java, PHP, C/C++, mikroC, Python, REST frameworks, MySQL, AWS, EC2

Github: https://github.com/jamesjguthrie/ Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=jamesjguthri...

I'm in Scotland and available locally or remotely. Get in touch through here or e-mail james at guthrie dot scot

Research engineer

Every single working day for the past 3 or 4 years vim, terminal, C++, Chrome, and just recently CUDA.

Coinbase is horrible. Their customer service is none existent. I waited 6 weeks to get my bank account verified so that I could make withdrawals to my bank. They say send at least 6 EUR to their Estonia account. I sent 10 EUR and it never got verified. I e-mailed numerous times, tweeted their support account, and tweeted the CEO. No response from an actual person at all.

Moved my ETH and LTC elsewhere and sold to a private buyer.

I don't know the specs of your laptop but if it will run Windows 10 then just install the Windows Subsystem for Linux then you can have bash, gcc, all the gnu tools, etc. right there without relying on Linux as your OS.

Unsure if satire or not as most of the points made are perfectly valid.

Google I/O does.

Ubuntu, for the same reasons slashnull said for Debian.

Mine is https://twitter.com/jamesjguthrie

I tweet mostly about uni and geeky stuff.

I'm using an HP Chromebook 14 running Ubuntu. I've got an external monitor for when I need it - hardly ever. Current resolution is 1776 x 999.

Some of the best things about it are the built in 3G modem with 2 years free internet, how light it is, how cheap it was even though it really looks very nice, and how quickly it boots.

Probably includes Google Apps, i.e. e-mail, etc.

I have a verse for you.

"But if any provide not for his own, and specially for those of his own house, he hath denied the faith, and is worse than an infidel." - 1 Timothy 5:8

It's completely obvious to me. Because I have morals, I may feel sorry for homeless/sick/poor/other people/animals/countries, but it's illogical to me to give my money/care/efforts to any other than those that rely on me.

The second part means that if I have enough money that I could potentially give it to a charity, I won't. I will buy my children something, or I will help my friends in need.

> Why not focus on yourself only? Because I will help those important to me, that I care about, and/or are my responsibility.

Homeless people and charities for every animal, nationality, and disease in this world, can not ALL be my responsibility. Another point that I think about a lot, I can not justify giving to just one charity and not to all charities. So I give to none.

I realise that my opinions may be unpopular but I have no problem with that.

I don't give to charities or homeless people. I live by the old saying, "Charity begins at home."

If I can afford to help strangers then I can afford to help my family and friends, who are more important to me.

Agreed. I use an HP Chromebook 14 with an Ubuntu chroot as my main machine, and I love the Chromebook, but I have no love for Chrome OS.

It's just too damn limited to be appreciable.