JakeFratelli

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   by JakeFratelli 14y ago

   Cool.
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   by JakeFratelli 14y ago

   The real issue is the lack of testing on the triple-redundant backup power systems. Utilization is meaningless on a server that isn't turned on.
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   by JakeFratelli 14y ago

   Their execution was poor. Start by depleting SF and then look elsewhere? Short-sighted at best. They should have moved quickly before Best Buy/Costco implemented constraints that should have been anticipated. During one weekend, via train o
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   by JakeFratelli 15y ago

   Thanks EwanToo - that makes perfect sense. A combination of some security monitoring system that notifies you of the vulnerabilities along with someone to update your system is needed. But what if the updates have dependencies, for instan
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   by JakeFratelli 15y ago

   If it only takes 1 mistake, would having a hot backup or failover be a best practice, so that if something does happen, you can immediately channel traffic to a live site?
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   by JakeFratelli 15y ago

   *Point of clarification: I'm not asking why Anon went after them, just how they could be so vulnerable.
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   Why are big sites like CBS.com still getting hacked?

   4 points by JakeFratelli 15y ago|7 comments