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8y ago
We have customers that batch upload data to our cloud service. We originally only offered HTTPS uploads but found a significant number of our customers really preferred SFTP workflows. My best guess as to why is that WinSCP provides a comfo
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We've been using gRPC since late 2015 for communication between IOT devices and cloud hosted servers. We chose gRPC for the following reasons: bi-directional streaming support; TCP connection multiplexing; mutual authentication with cl
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8y ago
One place where PAKEs are widely deployed is in enterprise wifi networks that use PEAP/MSChapV2 password auth. MSChapV2 is really terrible and basically requires you to store passwords with weak hashes (or in cleartext). Its nice to he
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8y ago
The syntax seems to be inspired by awk more than c.
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Why you shouldn’t buy a home in the Bay Area right now
(medium.com)
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8y ago
Got it. Thanks.
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8y ago
I don't see ssh as an option there?
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8y ago
It is an order of magnitude safer than a browser plugin.
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8y ago
You don't have to use sms as your backup authentication mechanism. TOTP and 1 time use codes are both better options.
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8y ago
I wonder what the slack channel for Airwave alumni is.
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8y ago
We use 3 log levels: - Debug: should not show up in normal logs but you can turn it on down to a specific log message in a running process without restarting. We use structured logging so we have the additional ability to turn on debug mess
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8y ago
Yubikey does support storing TOTP secrets. It requires you use their app (desktop or android) which then provides the time component.
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Introducing the Tink cryptographic software library
(security.googleblog.com)
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8y ago
This is what Jason said the last time it came up on the mailing list[1]: "I think that given the WireGuard building block, it's certainly possible to build a 2FA framework around it. And I do generally like 2FA and short-lived cre
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No.
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There's a userspace implementation you can use if you want.
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8y ago
If you add a -csv I would use it!
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If I'm going to preprocess before invoking awk I think I'd rather switch the separators to use ascii record/unit separator values than to replace the content of the actual fields.
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8y ago
Ha. I was just thinking how useful it would be to have the awk programming language available in a tool that natively understood csv files. Suddenly that seems a lot more doable!
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8y ago
Short sellers don't need the company to fail to make money. I would guess that most tesla short sellers don't think that tesla is going to fail. Short sellers thesis is that the company is overvalued and that the market will come
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Strike When the Iron Is Hot
(avc.com)
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I bought the book "Hard Landings" after seeing this talk last year. That book well worth the read if you are at all interested in the history of the airline industry.
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8y ago
There has been some discussion about a pluggable TLS stack: https://github.com/golang/go/issues/21753
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8y ago
This is not true.
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8y ago
Can you use privacy.com without installing the chrome extension?
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8y ago
Vanguard supports U2F.
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Is it really so difficult to imagine that I needed to perform an action that can only be done from the root account? For example, the pen test authorization request form can only be filled out from the root account.
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I can't login to my root aws account right now. It's pretty annoying that the root account login for aws is tied to amazon.com retail accounts.
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If it only glows after exposure to light it isn't radium. CMOS sensors can detect gamma particles. If you have an android phone there's an app that actually works (assuming you follow the calibration steps properly)[1]. Apparently
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The Seismic Defect Lurking in Some California High Rises
(nytimes.com)
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