gtsteve

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1. 391.▲
   by gtsteve 10y ago

   Can you elaborate on "when under attack, not very predictable"?
2. 392.▲
   by gtsteve 10y ago

   That's interesting, I could imagine using that in some sort of DevOps auto-configure situation, but DNS lookups aren't encrypted so someone malicious could rewrite the response and control what you execute.
3. 393.▲
   by gtsteve 10y ago

   This is an interesting attack that I must confess I hadn't thought of, but surely any service that accepts an arbitrary URL has a list of IP ranges to avoid. However, to harden a role in the event of instance role credentials leaking,
4. 394.▲
   by gtsteve 10y ago

   Is this a SaaS company, a company that delivers applications for clients, a development team in a non-software company? Both languages have a rich development ecosystem, but I would vote for .NET on the basis that C#, the most common .NET l
5. 395.▲
   by gtsteve 10y ago

   If it makes you feel better, I'd never heard of this app before. I really like it, and I'll probably end up buying it (on macOS).