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Facebook blocks “dictator” comments in hebrew on Netanyahu’s page(m.facebook.com)
2 points by itaifrenkel 6y ago|0 comments
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by itaifrenkel 8y ago
Amazon is forcing elastic to make money from their hosted offering, instead of their proprietary x-pack modules. Professional Services don’t scale as software do (compare AWS with Rackspace) - so I’m ignoring that income stream for now. Bas
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by itaifrenkel 8y ago
OP here. AMA
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0Flake – Reaching Reliable Non-Flaky Tests(tech.forter.com)
19 points by itaifrenkel 8y ago|2 comments
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No Cake or Babies for You(abovethelaw.com)
1 points by itaifrenkel 8y ago|0 comments
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by itaifrenkel 8y ago
Forter | Infrastructure Engineering Manager | Tel Aviv, Israel | Onsite, Full-Time | https://www.forter.com Forter's fraud prevention decision as a service technology is way ahead of the competition. And we are investing in
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by itaifrenkel 9y ago
The problem is that OLAP is run by analysts/business/data.science people and they may mess up with their queries/workloads. without isolation the production performance could impact the user expirience
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by itaifrenkel 9y ago
How would you run spark on top of the production db without affecting its performance?
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by itaifrenkel 9y ago
What I'm referring to is changing the partitioning dynamically by splitting streams, not just redis nodes. Here is one implementation example http://docs.aws.amazon.com/streams/latest/dev/kinesis-using-..
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by itaifrenkel 9y ago
The use case I'm referring to is when the client must be sharded to avoid CPU or network or disk bottlenecks.
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by itaifrenkel 9y ago
The consumer groups proposal breaks the FIFO abstraction of a stream by allowing multiple clients to process a single stream. Have you considered adding a semantic layer inside streams that allows each client to consume a substream? In effe
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by itaifrenkel 9y ago
Two comments on effectively once stream processing. 1. Consider adding an example for a stateful event stream processor client that saves the last read stream offset in redis, together with its current state and continues reading from that
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by itaifrenkel 10y ago
hi. Here is my attempt to clarify the domains section. Could you please comment on PR https://github.com/forter/security-101-for-saas-startups/pul... ?
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by itaifrenkel 10y ago
hi. Here is my attempt to clarify this section. Could you please comment on PR https://github.com/forter/security-101-for-saas-startups/pul... ?
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by itaifrenkel 10y ago
Please comment on https://github.com/forter/security-101-for-saas-startups/pul...
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Ask HN: How should we recommend specific security vendors
1 points by itaifrenkel 10y ago|0 comments
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by itaifrenkel 10y ago
There is another issue, that US citizens ussually do not encounter. When you setup a VPN on amazon, for example, you would like only some of the traffic (intranet) to go through that VPN (or SSH socks proxy). The rest of the traffic should
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by itaifrenkel 10y ago
SSO is not enough. In secure systems you are ussually required to provide both network access, and applicative access restrictions
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by itaifrenkel 10y ago
And do you find that non-techies can also handle this? Also, I think this won't cover DNS changes that a vpn client does
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by itaifrenkel 10y ago
Same question. Do you refer to using SSH and socks proxy. If so, is that a viable solution, in your experience, with less techy employees?
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by itaifrenkel 10y ago
Do you mean that you use it as bastion host?
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by itaifrenkel 10y ago
After sleeping on it... I am not sure it would work with managers. They work with outside council on a day2day basis and they use attachments for that. I wonder why gmail hasn't made phishing attachments obsolete.
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by itaifrenkel 10y ago
Do you use ssh as a socks proxy?
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by itaifrenkel 10y ago
SSH does not cover all use cases. One example if you have an internal web service, how would you restrict access only to employees (without having it open to the internet?). SSO is not enough since you want the ports closed to non employees
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by itaifrenkel 10y ago
Are there any best practices you would recommend?
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by itaifrenkel 10y ago
I am not sure that binaries are the use case for g-docs. I would have used s3 for that.
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by itaifrenkel 10y ago
My understanding was that SPF and DKIM are only for sending emails. I need to rearrange that paragraph and add the 2 other reasons you mentioned, and you are right that outgoing emails are better sent from subdomains. I do wonder though if
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by itaifrenkel 10y ago
USB flash drives is the term used in the US, right? us-west - perhaps I should change it to don't use us-east-1, since it fails much more often and is more crowded. I'll rephrase the git and 2fa. Endpoint Security - you gotta have
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by itaifrenkel 10y ago
And... Apparently after enough time, people come to expect slack to be asynchronous too.
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by itaifrenkel 10y ago
Ahhh - now I get it. Well our marketing staff are mostly native English speakers. I'm not :)

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