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by 616c 9y ago
But if pioneers do not grind their teeth on real world implementation, application, and hardening how do you expect those scales to change? Was it better when even US mil branches roamed the public internet and people dialed in with naive a
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by 616c 9y ago
So put on a Nix overlay on your Linux/Unix flavor of choice like people have done with pkgsrc in and outside the NetBSD community?
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by 616c 9y ago
Amazing, I was just using your templates for Packer PoC stuff at work today. Your Ansible, Packer, and Vagrant stuff is topnotch and a great cliffnotes for quick experimentation. Keep up the good work!
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by 616c 9y ago
I think their documentation is quite thorough. It's just as the other commenter indicated an app that extensible doesn't have cookie cutter simplistic configs out of the box.
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by 616c 9y ago
His point is concurrent usage of one profile. FF does not support this. Queue the FF is not tread safe jokes (and only that, not a flame). OP: you can use Firefox Sync. There is a cloud version by Mozilla but also a WSGI app you could host
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by 616c 9y ago
Sadly I have seen both sides of govt contracting, open stacks and proprietary, and I feel like the passionate such as yourself lose regardless. I hope you keep up the good fight. O'Reilly has a whole OSS in gov conf in DC and I hope yo
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by 616c 9y ago
Stupid me. Thanks for the catch. Gynvael turned me on to your RE list on GH by the way. You're awesome in your own right!
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by 616c 9y ago
This person is amazing and makes me annoyed for not giving back to the infosec community like he/she/it clearly does. Thanks, securedog!
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by 616c 9y ago
Hanging out with immigrant kids in the US I would tend to agree. A few years in the Persian Gulf with mass immigrant youth mixing with a GCC citizen subset in schools as a policy requirement still provided lots of anecdotes that those GCC s
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by 616c 9y ago
This combined with cloud fronting is all the rage in pentest write-ups now. https://www.mdsec.co.uk/2017/07/categorisation-is-not-a-secu...
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by 616c 9y ago
I am a huge fan of jvns. I wish I can be her when I grow up. Does anyone know of someone doing the same style of introspection tools, for tracing and profiling and networking, like the body of her work, not just this post, but for Windows?
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by 616c 9y ago
Where can I read of the details of that. RR has always seemed like magic to me as a non-systems programming amateur.
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by 616c 9y ago
Needless to say those who follow contemporary history of the jailbreak scene, let alone the whole history, you are a founding father. Thanks for everything you do. In the last year or so I wanted to take an old iPhone 5s, a handmedown from
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by 616c 9y ago
You can use uBlock on FF for Android!? I really want uBlock and uMatrix like on the desktop. When I tried from within FF on my phone neither were supported.
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by 616c 9y ago
Picking has always been hard I guess. Thank you very much for the solid advice. I will keep it in mind moving forward.
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by 616c 9y ago
I'm a fan of yours. I asked before and I'll ask again as someone who is depressed into day 3 of a new annual round of OSCP study and yet again crippled by impostor syndrome: without a formal degree, what is there beyond your Amazo
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by 616c 9y ago
Man oh man I used to think the same but I took infosec training. That taught me little. I held onto the belief hacking a target by website is only for really dumb victims. Then I started reading Bug Bounty reports on HackerOne and BugCrowd
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by 616c 9y ago
Thanks so much. I respect Samba developers so much for how we take them, and Wine devs for granted, and especially Tridge for RE'ing the Bitkeeper protocol and taking heat from Linus and indirectly leading to git with his unstoppable c
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by 616c 9y ago
Is this just hosted nikto2? It sounds very cool. Do you distribute against different cloud systems? I know you're a pro from the site address but I'd be worried about quick blacklisting; I'm sure you're effective.
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by 616c 9y ago
I was never at that level but still was very interested by your selfless work on OpenDylan. I was going through a Lisp adoration phase (not that it ended, really; one of many cycles I have) and found Dylan as "Apples prescient Lisp wi
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by 616c 9y ago
So how much does this cost you on average?
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by 616c 9y ago
There is a solid person who frequented here who was the last guy working on OpenDylan and mentioned he largely abandoned that for a new passion for Rust. Besides him, was that the last person really shepherding it?
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by 616c 9y ago
It is no surprise to see articles and lots of comments. I was in a class where people wanted to set up Cuckoo Sandboxes with the controller system in a VM as well, not just malware testbeds and the the controller system in Python installed
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by 616c 9y ago
The guy who taught his son programming langs from early days and that son was largely responsible for the Clojure Instaparse project. The duo discussed it on the Cognicast. That topic is the bulk of the interview. http://blog.cog
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by 616c 9y ago
It is funny to me no one ever talks about Mark Russinovich of Sysinternals fame and now reigning engineer of Azure cloud systems wrote a novel about such doomsday scenarios before the trend in the last 5 years or so. https://www.
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by 616c 9y ago
USG and military have access to different select portfolios of Amazon and Microsoft Azure service depending on the data said system stores (classified, not, PII, PHI and for whom) and how it must be secured by USG or DoD regulations. Amazon
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by 616c 9y ago
I was reading about PowerShell remoting and discovered one of the benefits of remoting is what you want out of something like this applied to Ansible: code blocks modules and other data can be handled across machines implicitly or explicitl
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by 616c 9y ago
And most entertainingly those Sysinternals were open source originally and were immediately close sourced after he was hired during fierce negotiations by Microshaft and many angry at him for thumbing them publicly, especially for the NT SK
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by 616c 9y ago
If you want to hear a classic take on this (granted from someone who will DL this episode of the podcast but has not listened), the famous North African philosopher Ibn Khaldoun went on at length about this in his ironically named Introduct
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by 616c 9y ago
As an american citizen who lived abroad in that area for working a US institution, screw that. People who support this stuff support it so long as the other guy is the one extralegally monitored.

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