compuguy

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by compuguy 10y ago
Criminal possibly as well, possibly under the CFAA. not a lawyer .
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by compuguy 10y ago
School systems uses them because they are cheaper to deploy and maintain than traditional laptops.
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by compuguy 10y ago
I'm guessing this may also apply to MariaDB (MySQL fork) as well?
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by compuguy 10y ago
I've seen E3's in low end servers like the Dell T20...
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by compuguy 10y ago
Honestly Amazon EC2 just got VPC's with IPv6. My ISP still doesn't have native IPv6 either.
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by compuguy 10y ago
What if the origin server forces https on the link between CF and the origin server?
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by compuguy 10y ago
Sounds like your referring to STIG.
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by compuguy 10y ago
What about l2tp/ipsec? It can use sha-1.
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by compuguy 10y ago
Good to hear. The registrar is godaddy though.
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by compuguy 10y ago
Last I heard, for most federal agencies, a DV cert was all that was required?
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by compuguy 10y ago
Windows servers, and a whole lot of RHEL.
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by compuguy 10y ago
Understood. I would also recommend randomizing the certs issuance serial as well.
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by compuguy 10y ago
So what does google use for corporate blogs, then?
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by compuguy 10y ago
So are you saying they won't make any more alternate releases for future releases?
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by compuguy 10y ago
Wait, why?
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by compuguy 10y ago
I've seen ubuntu backport fixes and rarely backport packages from a newer Ubuntu/Debian release. As you said, the nomenclature for backport is confusing.
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by compuguy 10y ago
This happened before with 12.04 LTS. They never back-ported a newer version of OpenSSL.
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by compuguy 10y ago
Since Ubuntu 14.04 is still on openssl version 1.0.1f, is that version applicable to this security advisory?
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by compuguy 10y ago
Its been several months, but I recall it is really tied to Skype for Business (Lync), and having a windows domain. The office that had one of these didn't use skype for business nor had an Windows domain. It can be switched into a dumb
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by compuguy 10y ago
When the mean attendees, they are talking about people who have full listen and talk privileges? Not just people who are listen only?
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by compuguy 10y ago
Unless your tied to Microsoft Products (including Skype for Business), its not worth buying the Surface Hub.
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by compuguy 10y ago
Agreed, the Washington DC and the Fairfax, VA modifier should be the same. Otherwise your not going to be competitive in the Washington DC area as a whole.
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by compuguy 10y ago
I've been in that situation (the only remote person on a team). With poor use of internal communication tools, it can be almost downright depressing.
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by compuguy 10y ago
I still don't understand why they strip memory from machines from a classified setting. Once powered off, the data is only recoverable for a short time.
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by compuguy 10y ago
I kinda liked the raccoon...
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by compuguy 10y ago
I understand that, but I'm using an endpoint in the same physical area my actual internet connection is (NoVA).
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by compuguy 10y ago
If your talking about ec2 instances, its really the hardware and physical networking you don't have to worry about. You manage the virtual networking, hosts, etc.
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by compuguy 10y ago
Agreed. Digital ocean and other hosts are better for always-on instances, though some of the T2 instances with burst credits are decent on AWS.
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by compuguy 10y ago
Exactly. Openstack's strength building out a private cloud infrastructure. Deploying it is still a major undertaking (wish things like fuel were more reliable).
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by compuguy 10y ago
It may be having issues, but as long as the US Government agencies (including DOD) use openstack, it will continue to exist.

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