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Poland investigates cyber-attack on rail network(bbc.com)
12 points by gemanor 3y ago|0 comments
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Google is combatting the Quantum Apocalypse with a new Chrome crypto feature(independent.co.uk)
2 points by gemanor 3y ago|3 comments
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by gemanor 3y ago
> I'm not clear on how you actually do that with OPA The sharding is managed from the OPAL control plane, when you configure the data sources you also configure the way the sharding works. > ensure consistency in your application
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by gemanor 3y ago
> And then you start to think about caching, data consistency, and so on If you are looking at OPA or Cedar as a standalone engine, this is the correct assumption. To avoid this hassle, there is an open-source tool called OPAL[1] that wi
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by gemanor 3y ago
Data filtering implementation has different approaches among the mentioned policy engine. For OPA, custom Rego code could return the allowed data, and the caching mechanism will ensure its consistency and reliability. For Zanzibar, since th
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Policy Engines: Open Policy Agent vs. AWS Cedar vs. Google Zanzibar(permit.io)
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A bionic reader for fast reading within a terminal console(github.com)
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AWS Chose Permit.io as an Official Authorization Provider for Cedar Language(cedarpolicy.com)
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Show HN: Migrating from RBAC to ABAC with Permit.io(permit.io)
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by gemanor 3y ago
Sure, if you need 10ms rate, just spin up another instances. I personally prefer cloud product with lies here and there than pay so much.
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by gemanor 3y ago
IMO the main problem is the ecosystem around Salesforce. If you are the end user it is (not) ok to have latency lies, but you'll be the only one who feel it. If you aim to other developers build services on top of your product, your la
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Former VP Claims Salesforce Lied About Software Capabilities: 'It Was All a Lie'(businessinsider.com)
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by gemanor 3y ago
Thanks, these are good points. I think we even could "fetch" the positive facts of their writing and combine it with the real features/facts of our product for this response blog post.
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by gemanor 3y ago
Their post isn't such dirty. They just compared all the competitors in the market and consistently ranked all in 6-9 and us in 1-2. All that, by saying we have lower quality UI (not correct, objectively by our customers) and many missi
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Ask HN: Competitor is playing dirty with us. how would you response?
2 points by gemanor 3y ago|5 comments
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Nobody Beats Wiz: Meet the Aggressive, $10B Startup Shaking Up Cloud Security(forbes.com)
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RBAC, ABAC, and ReBAC in One Application – The Definitive Authorization Demo(github.com)
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Sebastian Ramirez's Inspiring Journey: From School Dropout to FastAPI Creator(sequoiacap.com)
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The AWS Numbers of the Amazon Prime Day(aws.amazon.com)
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Rego vs. Cedar Language(permit.io)
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What Is Authorization as a Service and Why Should You Care About It?(permit.io)
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Starting Now – Discover AWS' Cedar with Its Creator and Community Leaders [video](youtube.com)
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Having an authorization layer is a must. But should you build one yourself?(permit.io)
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Dollars != Growth in Early Stage Startups(techcrunch.com)
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Modeling Google Drive Permissions with ReBAC(docs.permit.io)
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Implement location-based access control without a CDN(permit.io)
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by gemanor 3y ago
With the more and more sales automations and LLMs this sequence going cheaper to build. Luckily more and more organizations are moving to bottom-up and PLG models that make it less noisy to the customer.
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by gemanor 3y ago
Seems like this is the correct link https://docs.permit.io/foaz/overview
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by gemanor 3y ago
As usual, the real owner of the internet is Google :)
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Show HN: FoAz – Use Frontend User Authentication for Backend API Authorization(permit.io)
5 points by gemanor 3y ago|2 comments

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