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hell yeah. get his ass


Of all the comments the post received, this one meant the most to me. Thank you.



Helmet author here. This is a similar project, but not the same.

Helmet covers HTTP response headers, and that's it. This project seems to have a wider scope, covering things like auth and error handling.


Your last comments were 10 months ago and 10 years ago. A rare occurence. HN at its finest


Another deletion service I like that the article didn't list: <https://www.kanary.com/>


The first thing that came to my mind when I saw this: hash collisions. Could problems arise from two keywords that hit the same domain?

Really cool idea, though.


If you find a hash collision, let us know. As security people, we'd be very, very concerned if you can find even one collision or even engineer a collision in SHA1 or especially SHA256.


With SHA1 the chances of that happening are so close to zero that you'd have to create trillions of keywords before you even approach a minuscule chance of hitting a collision.

One of my favorite analogies for SHA collisions: http://stackoverflow.com/a/4014407/690258


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