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by collsni 6y ago
Download it now if you are interested. Lol
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by collsni 6y ago
The already hard code dns to do this, need to do an address translation to fix
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by collsni 6y ago
They are just saying within enterprises it is of the enterprises best interest to control all aspects of dns so all traffic can be monitored. Which you seriously need to do if you aren't doing it already. Dns needs to be monitored holi
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by collsni 6y ago
Yes because a nuclear power plant would have a plc Nat'd to the internet. Multi-million dollar budget, we'll just NAT the plc so joe can work from home.
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by collsni 6y ago
Data also off root. http://solarleaks.net/feye.tgz.enc
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by collsni 6y ago
Looking at this on a pixel 2. I even bought another batter for when this one no longer holds a charge...
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by collsni 6y ago
Web is now hot garbage.
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by collsni 6y ago
What I do is dns over tls through a proxy that way my proxy service can't sniff my queries either. And the dns resolver doesn't know the true source.
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by collsni 6y ago
Looks like sysmon
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by collsni 6y ago
As a security architect, I hate you. I get the freedom but I don't want our corporate data floating on a insecure elastic search cluster. Thanks
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by collsni 6y ago
I have a root hints dns sever running in my home environment. I'd prefer to control dns at os level. I also route my mobile devices through openvpn to cover when I'm not home. I control every aspect of all my devices network traff
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by collsni 6y ago
Why not just use firefox profiles ?
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by collsni 6y ago
I am glad someone else shares my pain.
134.
by collsni 6y ago
This is from a month ago, if you patched your DCs in August you are good.
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by collsni 6y ago
Oh my lol
136.
by collsni 7y ago
App Store: Firefox preview nightly access for developers
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by collsni 7y ago
Takes a breach to get things done. I can present tons of evidence, but a breach will always move a vulnerability forward.
138.
by collsni 7y ago
This is outdated. There is misinformation in the article, but it does hit some highlights.
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by collsni 7y ago
Like classifying "hack tools" as malware to get users to stop using them.
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by collsni 7y ago
I'd say hosted malware / phishing in large cloud services. AWS, Azure, Google cloud. Attackers could also utilize DNSSEC to hide their activity.
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by collsni 7y ago
Tls sadly won't make a difference.
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by collsni 7y ago
Sure are alot of product plugs going on in the comments.
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by collsni 7y ago
From the sound of the comments alot of people don't know how to search in DDG. I have absolutely no problem finding the information I need and would say I'm a pretty serious power user. Or I've just been using it for so long
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by collsni 7y ago
This is my father's family doctor and was my doctor throughout my childhood. He actually birthed me in Viroqua Wisconsin where he spends a few days a week. In the past few years (since they got a new Clinic in La Farge) his time has be
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by collsni 7y ago
Exactly, I can't imagine making it work any other way.
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by collsni 7y ago
Just got to 1.1.1.1.....
147.
by collsni 7y ago
I'm not sure what you expected, holding a company liable. Expect it to reduce its own liability.
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by collsni 7y ago
How is it a dumb tv when it requires a App to function?
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by collsni 7y ago
DOH has the possibility to leverage the wrong parties against encryption. There needs to be a barrier of control.
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by collsni 7y ago
Set your ttl lower than your phones or 1 higher

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