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7y ago
Encrypted, Offsite backups are key!
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7y ago
Born Texan, that's right but haven't been there since a was a few years old. Still feel strangely connected though
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7y ago
have you ever surfed the web on a Pi? even a 4.. it's not fun :D
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I opened a link some random person sent me and I got raided (2015)
(blog.haschek.at)
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Defending your website with ZIP Bombs (2017)
(blog.haschek.at)
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Legacy HTML-only websites can be compromised
(blog.haschek.at)
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geek_at
7y ago
I think the bigger problem is that you can up their bill by spamming them
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7y ago
not much I'm afraid. Or they didn't tell me. Company doesn't want to pull attention to it so they are hushing it up
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How I found the home address of the culprit who put a RaspberryPi in our Network
(blog.haschek.at)
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7y ago
In Germany and most of Europe actually you get a life sentence for murder. Life sentence is 20 years, (a bit less if you show remorse). Unless you are deemed criminally insane then you won't come out maybe ever. Also in the EU the name
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7y ago
something similar from the same blog about a malicious raspberry pi in a network closet and in the end the person who put it there was found out because their wifi credentials were still in the Pi https://blog.haschek.at/201
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7y ago
no he was just sorry he was caught
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I got my money back from a scammer by contacting his mom on Facebook (2016)
(blog.haschek.at)
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7y ago
Open Trashmail so I can use throwaway emails with my own (sub)domains and keep my data private https://github.com/HaschekSolutions/opentrashmail
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Show HN: Open-source / Selfhostable standalone trashmail solution
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Threat vector: Legacy static HTML sites
(blog.haschek.at)
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Show HN: Build your own automatable, Phone controllable watering system for 20$
(blog.haschek.at)
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8y ago
Every time a device joins the corp. network, it gets an IP Address (DHCP) and a network name (DNS) from our servers. RADIUS is the authentication method for wifi. In larger offices you don't just share the same password for all users,
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8y ago
no, I'm from Austria and it works here too. But it doesn't magically get all SSIDs from the planet, someone in your are must have the wigle app that records those info. It's crowd sourced
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8y ago
oh yes I remember and they still use the data they collected. I lived in Vienna for 30 years and just recently moved to the country side. There are no wifi hotspots around me so when I set up my old wifi (same ssid as before and same hardwa
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The curious case of the Raspberry Pi in the network closet
(blog.haschek.at)
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8y ago
news stations who don't have good animators
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I thought the Hyperloop was debunked already?
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Upgrading a power meter to a smart one using ESP 8266
(blog.haschek.at)
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wow didn't think it was this much of a deal but can confirm dig triplebyte.com @1.1.1.1 | grep 'Query time' ;; Query time: 5 msec dig triplebyte.com @8.8.8.8 | grep 'Query time' ;; Query time: 35 m
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wondered too how they didn't even mention WPA2 Enterprise I thought that was the defacto-standard in office environments. It certainly is for EDU
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8y ago
that is not an argument for centralized vs decentralized, that's an argument for client-server vs peer2peer Not many selfhosted (eg decentralized) solutions use peer2peer because this requires NAT punching and other methods. TS3, Mumbl
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Personally I'm sad that people are going for non-decentralized solutions these days. I thought we aggreed that decentralized is the way to go. Everyone hosting their own Ventrilo/Mumble/Ts3 servers had the huge advantage that
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Show HN: Solar powered nudity detection with NCS and RasPi
(nsfw.haschek.at)
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Reverse engineer banking app to automate your finances
(blog.haschek.at)
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