frozenice

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by frozenice 1y ago
S/MIME is about the mail (content) itself, not the transport. For the transport part there are things like (START)TLS and MTA-STS. With S/MIME you include your certificate in the mail and can either sign the mail with a signature
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by frozenice 2y ago
It didn't need to in my simple case. k6 doesn't do crawling / auto-discovering, from what I can tell - I just wanted to give the tool one URL and press start.
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by frozenice 2y ago
Funny timing. Just yesterday I was looking for an easy Windows tool to do a simple stress-test on a website (legally ofc). A requirement of mine was to just give it the root URL and the tool should discover the rest automatically (staying o
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Microsoft Warbird and Protected Media Path(security-explorations.com)
3 points by frozenice 2y ago|0 comments
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by frozenice 3y ago
I also use HeidiSQL almost daily. Besides MySQL / MariaDB it also can connect to MSSQL and Postgres. I recently had to import a CSV with some million rows into MariaDB. Neither HeidiSQL nor DBeaver could do it (tried various settings).
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by frozenice 4y ago
A useful feature! I have this available to me as part of Refined Hacker News [1], which does a bit more. But if you only want the user popup, a slim extension is nice. [1] https://github.com/plibither8/refined-hacker-
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An Announcement from Gitlab CEO Sid Sijbrandij(about.gitlab.com)
10 points by frozenice 4y ago|0 comments
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July 1 TeamCity Cloud Outage Postmortem(blog.jetbrains.com)
1 points by frozenice 4y ago|0 comments
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by frozenice 5y ago
time.Second * time.Second The type of this is `time.Duration` (or int64 internally), not `time.Second` (which is a const with a value). I agree, though, that this is not quite sound, because it can be misused, as shown above with `t
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by frozenice 5y ago
I use them on my desktop, too. There are none in this WebView embedded in this mobile app, though.
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by frozenice 5y ago
OT: popups and banners managed to cover the whole page... :/ https://photos.app.goo.gl/PqV9FpqyPCujtFTJ6
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by frozenice 5y ago
> I hate email-based authorization. Authentication, not authorization. ;)
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by frozenice 5y ago
Think of it this way: there is always a GROUP BY (implicitly), i.e. GROUP BY rownum(). So there is always a big group with all the rows (or rather many small groups).
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by frozenice 7y ago
> Positive Technologies found that both of these checks can be bypassed using a device which intercepts communication between the card and the payment terminal. This device acts as a proxy and is known to conduct man in the middle (MITM)
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Visa card vulnerability can bypass contactless limits(ptsecurity.com)
8 points by frozenice 7y ago|10 comments
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by frozenice 7y ago
+1 for TeamCity. We tried GitLab CI before, but are happier with TeamCity now.
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by frozenice 8y ago
> There are only two hard problems in computer science: cache invalidation and naming things. There are only two hard problems in computer science: cache invalidation, naming things and off-by-one errors.
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Fake fingerprints can imitate real ones in biometric systems(theguardian.com)
83 points by frozenice 8y ago|40 comments
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by frozenice 8y ago
translation: https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=de&tl=en&u=h... Troy Hunt is already looking for the data ;) https://twitter.com/troyhunt/status/1038368815778648064
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[de] 1.8M cleartext passwords leaked from knuddels.de(golem.de)
1 points by frozenice 8y ago|1 comments
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by frozenice 8y ago
I'm re-evaluating k8s again - tried it one or two years ago and hit some roadblocks for my use-case. Kelsey's tutorial is a bit outdated (Oct 2 2017 with k8s v1.8, v1.11 just got released). Here is a link to the official kubeadm g
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by frozenice 9y ago
I'm very satisfied, too. Servers are ready in minutes, not hours, after ordering. We currently run ~30 servers there (dedi) and over the last ~7 years roughly had 1 HDD fail per year. Each time the replacement was done on our chosen ti
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by frozenice 10y ago
rook (which was linked in the README) looks pretty nice, though it's still in alpha (it wraps Ceph and etcd to easily run a ceph cluster, managed internally by rook). https://github.com/rook/rook
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Development on Torus at CoreOS Stopped as of Feb 2017(github.com)
10 points by frozenice 10y ago|2 comments
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by frozenice 10y ago
That reminds me of a trick I discovered nearly 10 years ago on an Acer to reset the BIOS Password from Windows. There was this eSettings.exe which let you change some BIOS Settings from Windows, including the password. Of course it first as
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by frozenice 10y ago
Abstract The lower layers in the modern computing infrastructure are written in languages threatened by exploitation of memory management errors. Recently deployed exploit mitigations such as control-flow integrity (CFI) can prevent traditi
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Subversive-C: Abusing and Protecting Dynamic Message Dispatch [pdf](usenix.org)
4 points by frozenice 10y ago|2 comments
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by frozenice 10y ago
Funny, just this week I was looking for an easy solution to cluster storage for containers. I found SXCluster and posted it here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11812566 - not directly geared towards containers, but ve
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by frozenice 10y ago
Stumbled upon this when searching for an easy way to give my docker containers data volumes, that can move to another host, when the container moves to another host. I wanted to go with Flocker (although it is a bit complex) seeing it has s
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SX (easy storage cluster)(skylable.com)
2 points by frozenice 10y ago|1 comments

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