_asciiker_

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by _asciiker_ 12y ago
Exactly what I think. Security is a continuous process that requires flexibility and permanent learning!
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by _asciiker_ 12y ago
I disagree, we wouldn't be where we are today if it wasn't for SSL, faults and all.
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by _asciiker_ 12y ago
for a moment there I actually though this topic was about Bill O'Reilly's books. I am glad I was wrong!
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by _asciiker_ 12y ago
That is certainly something worth considering. We could validate PGP signatures.
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by _asciiker_ 12y ago
kimeralive.com offers private mail servers that are not accessible via non encrypted ports and require TLS :) (disclaimer, I'm the CTO at Kimera)
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by _asciiker_ 12y ago
While I agree in principle that when owned one should start from scratch, my advice would be to learn something. Often I am asked to analyse attacks and I now have a collection of about 15 malware scripts that not only show me the intent bu
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by _asciiker_ 12y ago
I am unable to code completely immersed for more than 50 minutes at a time.
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by _asciiker_ 12y ago
Freelancer.com is a joke and shows no respect for its freelancers. This has happened to me also, the other reason I switched to Elance was that ridiculous (we'll pay you only once a week) payment deal. Stay away from freelancer.com
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by _asciiker_ 12y ago
I for one, am still sticking with qMail, qMail-toaster to be precise. Over the years it is proven to be very reliable even when it takes beatings like no other.
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by _asciiker_ 13y ago
EDIT: "I'm not sure you understand how IP blocking works and why it would be impossible to block domain names the same way." If you mean that on the same server the e-mail IP and server hostname will be the same for all the d
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by _asciiker_ 13y ago
Thank you for this insight, I agree with almost all of it. As an e-mail services provider, I cannot or should inspect what my customers are sending. I can suspend them due to complaints of abuse but the damage is already done. Same goes for
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by _asciiker_ 13y ago
You have all the right to mark it as SPAM of course. What I'm trying to get across here is that IP blocking is a bad solution. There are many cases where several domains share the same IP, specially with the shortage. So if domainA.co
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by _asciiker_ 13y ago
I have been managing email servers for over 10 years, and it has gotten to the point that I feel like blocking some of the most common ISPs. Seriously. I am following all the best practises, hell, I even advocate them. It is just that these
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by _asciiker_ 13y ago
Thank you Roundcube! Have been using it since the early days!
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by _asciiker_ 13y ago
I understand your point. We decided to put only the most crucial 9 hyper-visors. We are a startup after all and a self-funded one. more will come.
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by _asciiker_ 13y ago
The choice of showing the status of our hyper-visors permanently was not an easy one amongst the team. But in the end, we figured customers have a right to know. http://www.tailoredclouds.com/cloud-status.html
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by _asciiker_ 13y ago
Why do I get the feeling that most of these comments are basically pointing out faults in EU instead of the news itself which is of great relevancy to all of us. I understand the audience here is mostly American but shouldn't we really
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by _asciiker_ 13y ago
I broke my arm in kinder garden.... what of it?
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by _asciiker_ 13y ago
I confirm almost all of the signs. The state of urgency hasn't stopped my productivity completely but it certainly has slowed it down. My fix for now is this: STOP MULTITASKING, ONLY ONE TASK AT A TIME! (seriously!)
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by _asciiker_ 13y ago
If you're looking for fully managed, you can always use European Privacy-Law Compliant Cloud Instances at tailoredclouds.com
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by _asciiker_ 13y ago
If anyone can setup / use a web proxy, it's the Russians!
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by _asciiker_ 13y ago
Hello, It looks looks, however Spritz went a little further, the sweet spot of the human eye is a little to the left of the center, that is where the "red" character should be. On your example you see the larger words do jump arou
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Lively Chat and the plain text “escape”(blog.kloud.pt)
1 points by _asciiker_ 13y ago|0 comments
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by _asciiker_ 13y ago
We only ask you for your e-mail and the desired instance name so it has never been easier and more secure to get a private instance, the 30 day free offer still applies, just open a service request if you choose to use bitcoins. Cheers!
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Kloud.pt is the next small company to accept Bitcoin via BitPay(kloud.pt)
1 points by _asciiker_ 13y ago|1 comments
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by _asciiker_ 13y ago
ha, I just saw that movie last night, great ideas in there and I like how everything works so seamlessly. Kind of gets you thinking about the singularity doesn't it?