Are Plotly and/or Seaborn still the best Python packages to get these kind of visualisations out of the box? I am always looking for new ways to better visualise data in reporting, and some of these look very helpful in telling a story from data.
Readit News0bsolete commented on 1 Dataset. 100 Visualizations 100.datavizproject.com/... · Posted by u/gaws
At this point, legitimate companies buying credential dumps from cybercriminals might be the biggest spenders on cybercrime forums. The number of separate services offering "personas" to go buy these dumps is getting out of hand.
I understand wanting to protect your customers but at what point are they further funding and encouraging the infostealer actors?
0bsolete commented on Ask HN: How do I find someone to fix an OSS application I can't? · Posted by u/0bsolete
0bsolete commented on Ask HN: How do I find someone to fix an OSS application I can't? · Posted by u/0bsolete
From a Quick Look the project seems active and you can contact them by raising an issue or directly (via gitter). The link is on their home page. Even if you find someone to do the work that pull request would still need to be accepted so you may as well go straight to the team.
Thanks, I think I'll try contact via Gitter. My last issue report has sat with no response for a while.
0bsolete commented on What's the deal with openportstats.com? isc.sans.edu/forums/diary... · Posted by u/kencausey
The site itself looks like a front. It's the bare minimum of a website, a template and images with non-transparent backgrounds. Compounding with contact information not working, this should ring alarm bells for most.