LinuxBender

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   by LinuxBender 11y ago

   Actually, people have. They just haven't packaged it all up into a happy-clicky single click deployment. There is a little bit of configuration involved, but I have confidence that a majority of folks here could do it in two cups of
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   by LinuxBender 11y ago

   There is also Convos [1] a web front end client to IRC that addresses some of your concerns. It uses Redis to maintain state. [1] https://github.com/Nordaaker/convos
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   by LinuxBender 11y ago

   ssh multiplexing is ON by default. The default is `MaxSessions 10`. Unless you have `MaxSessions 1` in your config, then you have it enabled in your environment. If you have 2FA and SOC1/SOC2 controls, then technically you are out
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   by LinuxBender 11y ago

   History has shown us that all the the IoT devices are poorly coded at best and completely un-managed at worst. It is also assumed that these devices have unfettered internet access. Most of them can do HTTPS. Either you allow it or you do
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   by LinuxBender 11y ago

   So basically what you are saying is that all of the testing done on animals prior to humans as a requirement to get FDA approval is not valid. Perhaps I agree with you on that part.
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   by LinuxBender 11y ago

   My mail server forces TLS and strong ciphers. Try it out. postmaster@ohdns.org You may also test using that address on checktls[1] [1] http://www.checktls.com/perl/TestReceiver.pl?ASSURETLS I receive emails from whit
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   by LinuxBender 11y ago

   I am not at all surprised. There are 'best practices' and then there is what really happens based on business processes and needs. In reality, even the most cloudy of cloud providers will run into this problem at some point. Fo
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   by LinuxBender 11y ago

   People will do what people can do. That said, businesses will do what they can to protect their revenue stream. They have a fiduciary responsibility to do so and I do not blame them. If their customers have a concern or fear that will lo
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   by LinuxBender 11y ago

   Perhaps you are on to something. Perhaps he wanted to be remembered for doing something good.
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    by LinuxBender 11y ago

    Here is another great learning resource on human group and individual behavior. Sorry, I know it is a long documentary. This covers in great depth how fears and wants affect people. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJ3R
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    by LinuxBender 11y ago

    Certainly. 1. Here is an example of reckless behavior associated with a lack of fear as it pertains to humans taking anti-fear drugs. [1] http://news.nationalpost.com/news/there-was-no-fear-anymore-... And then there a
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    by LinuxBender 11y ago

    I also agree. There is a significant difference in treating anxiety vs. nullifying fear. PTSD is trauma induced conditioning and the result is irrational, but expected. Primordial instinctive fears are required for survival of all livin
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    by LinuxBender 11y ago

    EULA's and binding arbitration clauses are not valid when up against negligence. You can not legally waive negligence in most countries, no matter what a web form or paper contract says. It is not legally binding.
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    by LinuxBender 11y ago

    I am a technologist; and yet, I am all for stifling innovation with IoT. The folks creating these devices are not qualified to make decisions for themselves or for us.
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    by LinuxBender 11y ago

    What impact might this have on tax revenue from said controlled devices no longer being purchased in California? Do we start referring to encrypted devices without back doors as contraband?
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    by LinuxBender 11y ago

    That would be a tough one to get a simple answer from. Legally, they could say "no." because the backdoor might legally be a "lawful intercept" or "super-duper debugging thing" or "cheney's naughty du
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    by LinuxBender 11y ago

    The best I can get is an oops panic on CentOS 7. It appears smaps may be preventing the exploit from working.
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    by LinuxBender 11y ago

    That is bad. Even worse was a default that the OpenSSH developers quietly added and folks have become addicted to. It also enables me to phish any company and get access to all their servers, bypassing 2FA with almost no logging. Some tim
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    by LinuxBender 11y ago

    Yes sorry. I will make the cheap excuse that I am recovering from food poisoning and don't quite have it all together. Thankfully I don't manage nuclear weapons, so we are all safe for now.
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    by LinuxBender 11y ago

    Tested on CentOS 7, fully patched. [ohadmin@localhost shm]$ ./cve_2016_0728 PP_KEY uid=99990, euid=99990 Increfing... This is taking a long time. I disabled SELinux and it has been cranking away for a while now.
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    by LinuxBender 11y ago

    This wasn't the only feature that was activated without much documentation. MaxSessions has a significant impact on any systems using 2FA (as the default allows bypassing it if you are phished). Just like unrestricted sudo, people hav
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    by LinuxBender 11y ago

    This probably works for most things, but I will likely still watch training videos and get some lessons before parachuting.
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    by LinuxBender 11y ago

    What is our next move when it shoots back?
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    A vagina boom box for the pregnant woman who has everything else(mashable.com)

    5 points by LinuxBender 11y ago|2 comments
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    by LinuxBender 11y ago

    UnrealIRCD also has modules for this. You have to contact the site admin to acquire them. https://www.unrealircd.org/
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    by LinuxBender 11y ago

    Take a peek at convos (web IRC client frontend) https://github.com/Nordaaker/convos for a persistent web client. It uses redis to maintain state.
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    by LinuxBender 11y ago

    Condolences to his family and loved ones. Words can never truly describe the feeling of losing someone this way.
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    by LinuxBender 11y ago

    Even if so, it could be permitted under Fair Use. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fair_use "Examples of fair use in United States copyright law include commentary, search engines, criticism, parody, news reporting,
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    by LinuxBender 11y ago

    Proposal: Mirror your tweets on a blog. Put your blog behind 2 or 3 different CDN's and configure them to "operate offline using cache". Have multiple people tweet your blog. Apologies if folks already thought of this.
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    by LinuxBender 11y ago

    Would this have been caught by QA testing?