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jojo1
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jojo1
15y ago
Ok, than go on. :-)
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jojo1
15y ago
So, you disagree with me. That's perfectly fine. But why are you down voting me for not sharing your position? I've been working a long time in the "security industry". Believe me, it has reasons why I call products like WAFs snake oil...
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jojo1
15y ago
They are the same kind of crap as personal firewalls are.
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jojo1
15y ago
WAFs are snake oil.
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jojo1
15y ago
IMHO everyone who is using such a service is a moron.
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jojo1
15y ago
http://marc.info/?l=openbsd-cvs&m=129543726419518&w=... http://marc.info/?l=openbsd-cvs&m=129537785019792&w=...
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jojo1
15y ago
"IPsec stack audit was performed, resulting in: Several potential security problems have been identified and fixed." ...nice euphemism.
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jojo1
15y ago
No. See: http://theinvisiblethings.blogspot.com/2011/04/linux-securit...
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jojo1
15y ago
Yeah, down-vote me. I like it... http://ccan.ozlabs.org/info/talloc.html talloc is LGPL v2
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jojo1
15y ago
Currently the only secure way is to start a second X screen with another uid.
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jojo1
15y ago
-1
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jojo1
15y ago
xinput is still able to read all keys when xterm's secure keyboard is enabled.
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jojo1
15y ago
I'm using grep/awk/sed all day long, I need never more than 10 seconds to build a command group...
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jojo1
15y ago
Go home pru... rw@raccoon:~> du -h messages 19M messages rw@raccoon:~> time grep -e "foobar" < messages real 0m0.030s user 0m0.022s sys 0m0.008s rw@raccoon:~> time pru /foobar/ < messages real 0m0.796s u
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jojo1
15y ago
How fast is it?
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jojo1
15y ago
Hmmm, nobody seems to care: http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.version-control.git/1057...
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jojo1
16y ago
Or just use /dev/random :)
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jojo1
16y ago
Using /dev/urandom as password source is a very bad idea.
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jojo1
16y ago
thx!
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jojo1
16y ago
Maybe it's time to look at prolog. :-) P.s: Sorry for the broken new-lines. :- use module(library(clpfd)). sudoku(Rs) :- flatten(Rs,Vs), Vs ins 1 .. 9, rows(Rs), columns(Rs), blocks(Rs), label(Vs), maplist(writeln,Rs). rows(Rs) :- maplist(a