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That extension didn't work for me on Chrome, but "Anti-Paywall" did https://github.com/nextgens/anti-paywall https://github.com/nextgens/anti-paywall
by calvano915 7y ago
That extension didn't work for me on Chrome, but "Anti-Paywall" did https://github.com/nextgens/anti-paywall https://github.com/nextgens/anti-paywall
- Fnoord 7y agoSame for me on Firefox, anti-paywall worked the other one not. If you've never been to such a conference I guess this can tell you a few things about it. Otherwise, there's nothing of value in the article anyway. Even this: > Over the course of the conference, there were 84,875 “network events,” or activities suspicious enough to make the team want to take a look. If you know about IDS and SIEM then you know that such a number is meaningless. Because if its badly configured, you are going to get a plethora of false positives. Its just meant to impress the clueless reader. An event like this can be a goldmine for blue teaming though. The pressure, the sheer amount of data, fine-tuning your rulesets, etc. But that part the article doesn't explain. Cause it doesn't sound as sexy as some high number. TL;DR if you haven't read the article, you're not missing out. Move along, move along.