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31.
by packetized 8y ago
I would say all of that is part of the process of stripping low-RCS paint.
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by packetized 8y ago
Well, mostly the process of stripping their low-RCS paint. http://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/4729/the-toxic-death-pa...
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by packetized 8y ago
Generally, I agree with you - but it’s 2018, and I can’t see how hyping a SaaS by name dropping Golang is actually hyping anything.
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by packetized 8y ago
Why does it matter what it’s built with, if it’s closed-source?
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by packetized 8y ago
User-operated self-service for certificate issuance isn't exactly a cut and dried proposition for most orgs. Lemur helps in a lot of ways.
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by packetized 8y ago
To be fair, Vault and Lemur cover slightly different use cases. Lemur is nice for controlling the distribution of certs from a variety of issuers, including Vault.
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by packetized 8y ago
Could we add a (2015) tag here? Lemur’s been around for quite a while.
38.
by packetized 8y ago
I’ve had, at best, lukewarm experiences with AWS customer support. Anecdata it may be, but this seems to be largely in-line with the experiences of my peer group, professionally.
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by packetized 8y ago
Not sure why the downvotes; merely pointing out that Betteridge’s Law is once again proven out.
40.
by packetized 8y ago
tl;dr: author believes “No”. Betteridge’s Law still applies.
41.
by packetized 8y ago
Reminds me of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16809222
42.
by packetized 8y ago
Could someone kindly add a [2004] tag?
43.
by packetized 9y ago
for varying values of dangerous.
44.
by packetized 9y ago
Precisely. This should not be a thing that can happen on a page that allows one to request and receive certificates rooted in trust stores.
45.
by packetized 9y ago
This is a tragically insecure site already; the only thing keeping JS injection at bay is apparently regex matching for `script` in the id-verify page. Note: it does not filter for SCRIPT. e.g.: https://alwaysonssl.com/id-ve
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by packetized 9y ago
First six and last four are the limits for display set out by the PCI Security Standards Council. The things you should never store with the PAN are the PIN/PIN block or CVC/CVV. https://www.pcisecuritystandards.org&#
47.
by packetized 9y ago
What about being targeted for $40k in your 401k? How about your one-or-two-letter Twitter nick? These are things that have actually happened.
48.
by packetized 9y ago
HTPB, unburnt ammonium perchlorate, aluminum powder. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydroxyl-terminated_polybutadi...
49.
by packetized 9y ago
Any ‘push’ method to an app will end up being more secure than pure SMS 2FA, because it’s relatvely hard to MITM/hijack it, unlike social engineering your way into porting a cell number.
50.
by packetized 9y ago
Except for this, I presume?
51.
by packetized 9y ago
Changed IPs recently?
52.
by packetized 9y ago
Are you on Dreamhost? http://automodelista.com.au/ ?
53.
by packetized 9y ago
I have a parent that was wholly failed by the CWA after 24 years of service at C&W, South Central Bell, and BellSouth. I’m glad that you have an anecdote to share, but please don’t think they’re the norm.
54.
by packetized 9y ago
It’s somewhat harder to be a Searchable Log of All (Company|Current) Knowledge if you utilize end-to-end encryption. Where are the ends?
55.
by packetized 9y ago
“Not true, it’s just changed.” ...so you mean out of style?
56.
by packetized 9y ago
I would argue that this kind of social signaling is exceptionally secondary to “can they do the job as expected?”
57.
by packetized 9y ago
If the next sentence was “The skirt allows for ease of access,” it would not shock me one single bit. This is pretty insanely regressive.
58.
by packetized 9y ago
This dress code, much like “Oracle consulting”, has gone out of style.
59.
by packetized 9y ago
YubiHSM2 doesn’t do m-of-n in hardware.
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by packetized 9y ago
I fear that you might be drastically, tragically understating the importance of that title - even in SV.

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