Luke Stephens (hakluke)

@hakluke

Dad x3, hacker (cybersecurity), marketing expert, serial entrepreneur. CEO of cybersecurity companies: Ironbark Cyber, HackerContent, TRIAGERS™.

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Luke Stephens (hakluke)
@hakluke
Sep 1
I love this post because the comments are filled with people I want to follow!
Dorian Develops
@DorianDevelops
Aug 31
Show me one successful indie hacker who “made it” while married with young kids. Bonus points if their spouse stays home and the kids are homeschooled. And if they did make it, I’d love to know what their relationship with their spouse and kids actually looks like. I’ll wait.
Luke Stephens (hakluke)
@hakluke
Aug 29
The server rejects JWT alg:none, but does it reject "None", "NONE", "nonE", "NoNe" etc? I have compiled a lot of JWT attacks if you are looking for resources. Link in comments.
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Luke Stephens (hakluke)
@hakluke
Aug 29
I can read about 800 words a minute using Rapid Serial Visual Presentation, or RSVP for short, where words flash one at a time so your brain skips the eye movement and just pattern-matches meaning straight off the page. This is so crazy to me, I built a free tool called Speed
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Luke Stephens (hakluke)
@hakluke
Aug 28
Never have I ever seen an influencer handle immense criticism with such strength and kindness. Keep doing your thing @NetworkChuck 💪
NetworkChuck
@NetworkChuck
Aug 27
I was just encouraged by a new friend to be more outspoken on what I DO believe. - Every one of you is fearfully and wonderfully made. All of you. (this includes you) - I love all of you and would never exclude or isolate you from anything. (even my haters…..let’s have some
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Luke Stephens (hakluke)
@hakluke
Aug 28
JWT Hacking Tip: A 401 from a malformed JWT can look identical to a 401 from a rejected attack payload. I've missed bugs because of this. If you've tested JWTs for any length of time, you probably have too. Fix: change one thing at a time, and keep a known-good token open in a
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