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by cjcampbell 9y ago
I believe it's as simple as changing the email address for your AWS account, which can be done within the account settings. You can confirm that this does the trick by updating the password and ensuring it doesn't change your reta
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by cjcampbell 9y ago
Yep. Just finished teaching a networking course using the pi as the basis for labs and projects. Had a scenario that required students to set up a bridge. Just plug in a couple of usb network adapters.
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by cjcampbell 9y ago
While I agree that the article (and much of the coverage) is sensationalized, I don't agree that the description applies to the entire topic. I can see reasonable arguments for supporting regulation under either FCC or FTC. The problem
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by cjcampbell 10y ago
I just gave a DOCSIS 3.0 modem to a friend who was paying $7 per month on a DOCSIS 2 modem that couldn't provide the subscribed speed. Comcast had already charged her for a couple of truck rolls to troubleshoot the speeds, so it boggle
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by cjcampbell 10y ago
It's not likely that they would attempt active attacks to decrypt your TLS web traffic. I'd assume they won't be able to read the full contents of those sessions. STARTTLS on mail is a slightly different story, though I'
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by cjcampbell 10y ago
Three problems here. First being that the ISP is a permanent MITM. Second is that TLS will not protect the hostnames, which are sent in the clear so that servers can identify the correct certificate for a given connection. Likewise, DNS is
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by cjcampbell 10y ago
I also suspect faulty hardware in these scenarios. I see far fewer bugs with my fully loaded 2016 MBP 15 than I did on my 3yo MBA. I'd also be interested to know whether the folks experiencing these bugs imported the apps and settings
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by cjcampbell 10y ago
Agree completely with you on this, and based on my experience with OCR, I'd say they would as well. The analogy for a "mere conduit" is the postal service. And that analogy falls apart as soon as you realize that CloudFlare,
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by cjcampbell 10y ago
I've also been looking into the same question, and I don't see any external indication that they consider themselves a Business Associate as far as their policies go. I would argue, however, that CloudFlare is a BA by definition i
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by cjcampbell 10y ago
Apple could do more in this case, or at least inform users of this risk when they are tethered. Take a look at TripMode to prevent it from happening again. I've relied on it a handful of times to limit background data transfer.
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by cjcampbell 10y ago
Check out https://github.com/Spiderlabs/Responder for some additional info and links.
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by cjcampbell 10y ago
The explanation is somewhat convoluted, but I believe they're impersonating a Windows server and convincing the target to send NTLMv2 credentials for the logged in user. Haven't looked at the protocols for a bit, but there may be
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by cjcampbell 10y ago
As a long time user across platforms who has continued to pay for upgrades and has now licensed a Team and Family. I appreciate the direction you are heading, and I was more than willing to pay a recurring fee given how much the pace of dev
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by cjcampbell 10y ago
This can be a tricky proposition for small companies given the breadth of experience that is needed to adequately address this sort of scenario. The practical solution for most is to outsource, but it can be challenging to find affordable a
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by cjcampbell 10y ago
FYI, if you do want to chat. Our new website will include resources, but it hasn't launched yet. Hit me up for now on https://www.linkedin.com/in/clintonjcampbell . Our twitter account, @quirktree is operational th
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by cjcampbell 10y ago
Addressed some of this in my main response. A lot of companies in this space will have cyber coverage that includes: breach coaches, privacy/security lawyers, forensic specialists, security operations consultants, and companies to hand
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by cjcampbell 10y ago
Came across your question moments after facilitating a security incident dry run for a SaaS with a 6 or 7 person core team (and a lot of sensitive data). Since many of the responses are focusing on the technical and reward/ransom aspec
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by cjcampbell 10y ago
I'm a big fan of http://academy.vertabelo.com/ , though its not PostgreSQL specific.