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dylz
10y ago
Care to explain?
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dylz
10y ago
Quasi (aka Ecatel) is basically a den of ddos for hire, ddos, malware, botnet C&C, abuse reports ignored. Servers are in NL. Probably not China.
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dylz
10y ago
I'd imagine scaling out a single static file and sending a CDN purge every half a minute is significantly easier than maintaining millions of live websocket connections
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Ask HN: Translations for common words?
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dylz
10y ago
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Ask HN: A southeast-asia ad network?
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10y ago
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dylz
10y ago
Webpass (in SF) does a PTP wireless link on the top of each building, then ethernet to each unit from there, ~500+mbps for 30-40/m (paid yearly)
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dylz
10y ago
IIRC they used to be mass registered for malware repeatedly, some ISPs (comcast / twc?) have int he past dropped resolving the entire tk namespace at times. Some A/V and endpoint protection solutions also completely block ie/
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dylz
10y ago
isn't zenfone a non-ARM device too?
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dylz
10y ago
Want to try this but no automated signup? Just request a demo?
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dylz
10y ago
Understandably this is something you should make the correct choice for yourself, you might want to be scraped on readonly articles or public pages for things like thumbnails on reddit from EC2, but deny all `HTTPS POST /register` or s
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dylz
10y ago
You will get scripts and arbitarary JS evals appended onto your pages. Injected inline; sometimes your DNS resolutinos might be hijacked to resolve to a comcast IP afaik
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dylz
10y ago
Just wanted to say good luck with everything to the team, and especially to neumino - you've personally helped me years ago on freenode writing some long ReQL queries when I first started experimenting with Rethink. :)
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dylz
10y ago
This is pretty standard, we block all "cloud" ranges for end-user-facing things (antifraud, etc) Bots on EC2 scraping and bruteforcing and whatnot, free tier being abused for free proxies
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dylz
10y ago
I don't remember ever having to do that, and my intro to cs class was py3 - I don't really run 2.7 day to day, is this a specific version? airbears2-10-142-34-161:~ ecx$ echo 'print("hello")' >0.py air
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dylz
10y ago
VLC -> open network -> http://embed.wistia.com/deliveries/5bed39f586d77c4436f569d16... if you actually want to
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dylz
10y ago
Would be nice to note that it sends hostnames of the sites you visit in plaintext, no SSL/TLS, across the internet to: http://api.corpwatch.org/companies http://104.236.253.171:9119
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dylz
10y ago
They never imagined they would be expected to comply with rules they explicitly agreed to?
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dylz
10y ago
I'm pretty sure someone has already paid for the course and then released all the private exploits - https://twitter.com/search?q=from%3Ai0n1c%20pangu&src=typd
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dylz
10y ago
I run a site (not behind CF), and Tor is used heavily to scrape our uncacheable and extremely heavy to render pages for abusive/content theft purposes.
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dylz
10y ago
There is also proper fiber, not just the LOS wireless. They use both depending on building/area.
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dylz
10y ago
If it's default ports, you can just probe on login and deny it. We do this for a game I've admined for, and it's in the terms of service. Common L2TP, PPTP, etc.
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dylz
10y ago
The major providers do this: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/general/latest/gr/aws-ip-ranges.... https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=416...
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dylz
10y ago
If you are on free/pro (ddos protection starts on business+ iirc) they will just pass through your A record unproxied after attacked
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dylz
10y ago
"ordinary browser" = Chrome for Android, latest version, Safari for Mac, Safari for iOS Firefox does not support HLS in either desktop or mobile version. It requires Flash as a last-ditch fallback on any platform that doesn't
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dylz
10y ago
It requires Flash, but it uses apple HLS. I think Safari (+iOS) works without Flash, but everyone else is relegated to the Flash player. Controls arein HTML5, just the actual video handler appears to be flash. In the past (probably 2? years
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dylz
10y ago
I wonder how many people don't bother preloading CA/certs onto the .ovpn config and just allow whatever though..
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dylz
10y ago
You have flash allowed on all domains without click to play?
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dylz
10y ago
Most of them usually show specifics, the keylog file is often less of a jumble and more of like: {TAB}{TAB}{CURRENT WINDOW: Steam - Log in}{TAB}username{LEFTCLICK}password{LEFTCLICK}{CURRENT WINDOW CHANGED: Steam: Home}
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dylz
10y ago
This is kind of disgusting.
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dylz
10y ago
Gonna be honest, before i clicked I just assumed this was some kind of show-hn where you'd just get tossed into a chat session with someone in a different country omegle-style
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