MarkovChain242

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by MarkovChain242 4y ago
Tip for savvy EU-based employers: you can save yourselves a lot of work when hiring US nationals that don't quite meet the European Work Visa requirements, by requesting a humanitarian visa for candidates that live in Florida and such
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by MarkovChain242 4y ago
Yes, could, assuming that the AP supports it -- and nobody seems to be in a big hurry to implement that. After all, 802.11h has been standardized since, like, 2018 or so, with exactly zero mass-market support so far. Absent a proper 'h
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A Roadmap to Zero Trust Architecture(zerotrustroadmap.org)
1 points by MarkovChain242 4y ago|0 comments
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by MarkovChain242 4y ago
5GHz support on an ESP32 is something everyone has been waiting for for a loooong time. So, that would be good I guess? But in general, 802.11ax is orthogonal to 'non-stop battery-based connectivity', so we'll have to wait an
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by MarkovChain242 4y ago
This is sort-of cool, I guess, but also very much not what you would want to do? I mean, people agitate against `curl blah.xyz | sh` for a reason. And this, by any measure, is much worse. Also: 'By default iPXE does not compile in HTTP
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by MarkovChain242 4y ago
Yeah, I would love to be able to buy an ARM server (or a RISC-V server), but so far that's just impossible. Let's just limit the discussion to Ampere. There is supposed to be Gigabyte G242, with several SKUs, that supports an olde
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Exploit Development: No Code Execution? No Problem(connormcgarr.github.io)
2 points by MarkovChain242 4y ago|0 comments
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by MarkovChain242 4y ago
Agree that analyzing DNS requests is the highest-value infosec practice when it comes to detecting compromises in enterprise networks. Shame that (mostly US-based) ISPs realized the same thing (albeit for entirely different purposes), and
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by MarkovChain242 4y ago
I like "just shadowban the oaf" As currently practiced by all those who fear the populace-driven wrath of the auto-Dang...
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by MarkovChain242 4y ago
My personal favorite story in this genre is that the set-top box that my employer-at-the-time imported into the US called the schedule "TV Guide." PM: "TV Guide" is a Registered Trademark. You can't call it that! No