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Mojah
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If you don't want this, you can prevent this by setting CAA DNS records on your own domain. How this works is described here: https://ma.ttias.be/caa-checking-becomes-mandatory-ssltls-ce... You can validate if they
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Most commonly found payloads of compromised Drupal installations (CVE-2018-7600)
(github.com)
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My favorites: - stripe.com - ohdearapp.com Simple, to the point & clean layouts.
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I like this one: https://ohdearapp.com/ At a glance, it looks like that horrible browser error message about insecure SSL certificates, which is an interesting choice given the tool focusses on _fixing_ SSL related errors.
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Mirrored the most important bits here, since the site appears to be struggling with all traffic: https://ma.ttias.be/drupal-core-highly-critical-remote-code-...
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Show IDN punycode in Firefox to avoid phishing URLs
(ma.ttias.be)
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Ask HN: A company-wide team challenge step count?
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For those interested, I wrote a lengthy blogpost about HTTP/2 a few years ago, detailing the architectural/infrastructure changes needed to support it for your endusers: https://ma.ttias.be/architecting-websites-ht
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Firefox now also forces .dev TLD to HTTPS
(ma.ttias.be)
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Red Hat reverts update to mitigate Spectre, refers to hardware vendors for fix
(ma.ttias.be)
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My bad, I hadn't realized that was a rule. Tweet deleted, you were right in flagging this post. We'll try again in a couple of days & let the HN community decide if it's worthy of upvotes or not.
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Thank you for the kind words, they mean a lot!
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Here are a couple of recommendations from my part; 1) https://lwn.net/ 2) http://www.devopsweekly.com/ 3) Security newsletter https://securitynewsletter.co/
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Thanks man, appreciate it!
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> For me that reads: It's profitable but I have to work for it? What else did he suspect? More like: this hobby got out of hand and is now taking too much of my time, despite the fact that there's financial compensation. cron.w
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Waves and Deloitte are founding a self-regulatory body to set standards for ICOs
(blog.wavesplatform.com)
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Author of the post here: it's a re-post, I'm aware of it. It got quite a bit of traction around 3 months ago. But as of today (and as of a couple of hours), Chrome 63 is being automatically deployed to all Chrome installs worldwid
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Chrome 63 to force .dev domains to HTTPS via preloaded HSTS
(ma.ttias.be)
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Amex launches blockchain-based business payments using Ripple
(reuters.com)
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XRP Will Power Cross-Border Transfers Between the US and Mexico in 2018
(livebitcoinnews.com)
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Show HN: Rate the security and resilience of your DNS setup
(dnsspy.io)
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Postcardware – free to use if you send us a postcard
(spatie.be)
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I made the same move last year for my mailing list, but instead of Mailwizz I choose Sendy. Same setup though, using Amazon SES as the e-mail sending service. It ended up saving me $600/year back then and would - at this point - be sav
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It might be passive income now, but that is without counting the months of work and years of experience I had to put into it. A near-zero-maintenance project is DNS Spy [0], which brings in roughly ~600$/month. [0] https://d
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Ripple and Gates Foundation Team Up to Level the Economic Playing Field
(ripple.com)
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Hi all! It's a very early release, hacked together in a couple of evenings, but it's open source and anyone with an interest in cryptocurrencies can join in & hack on the code. I think there's a place for discussion price
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Show HN: CoinJump, crowdsourced explanations for cryptocurrency price jumps
(coinjump.community)
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Cron.weekly issue #100: dnsmasq, systemd, MariaDB, logfmt, Rancher, Envoy and more
(cronweekly.com)
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This link resurfaced again after getting a mention in cron.weekly issue #99; https://www.cronweekly.com/issue-99/ Gotta say, I'm happy about that, as I wrote the newsletter :-D
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Show HN: A simple, readable crypto address scheme in DNS
(ma.ttias.be)
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