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by packetized 9y ago
Literally the most terrifying service for any security-minded operations-focused person. Wonderful tool, interesting and useful in a dizzying array of aspects - but dear lord, I've had some real horrific moments when users told me that
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by packetized 9y ago
Also try Garajito and (the somewhat unceremoniously named) G-Spot across from Moscone on 3rd.
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by packetized 9y ago
Eagerly awaiting the response from Cloudflare detailing their response, since all of the domains associated with this so far appear to have been hosted with them, or at least fronted by their service.
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by packetized 9y ago
What's cheaper - an iOS phone, or an Android phone + a Yubikey?
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by packetized 9y ago
What specifically do you consider a gigantic pain in the ass about using SSH keys on a Yubikey? Also, how is keeping the private key ensconced in a (presumably) secure HSM a 'bit of security theatre'? Genuinely interested, here.
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by packetized 9y ago
Erm, not true - changing the Yubikey setting to require a touch for key use (S/C/E) is trivial. Malware can't use it without restriction if it requires you to physically touch it every time you want to approve use.
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Google is aiming to steal Amazon cloud customers in the media industry(cnbc.com)
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by packetized 9y ago
You're correct, I was a bit too quick on the 'reply' button there.
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by packetized 9y ago
Can you share where you found the project files in the client tar.gz? edit: Found it, uws.js in resources/bootstrap/discord_rpc.zip edit2: This is arguably worse, but the argument may be "it's a compiled binary":
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by packetized 9y ago
Of note, they also appear to have forked a version of uWebSockets from Sep 2016 [0] in their Github org. 0: https://github.com/hammerandchisel/uWebSockets
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by packetized 9y ago
Would you mind sharing with HN the data that you shared with the Discord team? I'm afraid that you didn't link what the project was, or how exactly it's a "private open-source library", which seems like a self-contr
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by packetized 9y ago
Corruption is corruption. He's a centrist Democrat considering a party switch. Happy now?
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by packetized 9y ago
Of note: the CEO of Mylan, Heather Bresch, is also the daughter of the senior senator representing West Virginia, Joe Manchin, who was also the governor of the state from 2005-2010. Joe's wife (and Heather's mother) Gayle Manchin
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by packetized 9y ago
It's been a couple of years since I was really immersed in the operational aspects of NTP/PTP - glad to know I can still mostly follow along. Nice theme on the blog.
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by packetized 9y ago
httpstime is interesting, but roughtime seems to have a few additional features: * stateless operation (via UDP) * no reliance on SSL/TLS or PKI * ability to catch incorrect servers (assuming no collusion) I think it's a very inte
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by packetized 9y ago
Looks like they SWIP'ed out the subnets of 18/8, transferred that object to ARIN allocation, and transferred 18.145/16 to Amazon. https://whois.arin.net/rest/net/NET-18-145-0-0-1.html edit: Looks li
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by packetized 9y ago
None. There's a handful of n-grams in there that keep me guessing at 'em but I can't really piece together what the encipherment method might have been.
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by packetized 9y ago
The title is ROT13'ed "Think, Columns Key: Billforward". Haven't been able to make much progress past that; I've tried the text against all of the symmetric ciphers on my system using the key "Billforward"
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by packetized 10y ago
I am mostly amazed that this is the first time that I've read in depth about John Scott Haldane, who is the father of noted evolutionary biologist J.B.S. Haldane. Super interesting.
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by packetized 10y ago
I have, several times. It still doesn't answer my sincere question, nor does it make your apparent criticism look any less venal.
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by packetized 10y ago
I'm not quite sure what your motivation in stating this is, so I'll ask plainly: What are you trying to imply with this statement? That it would have been of greater value had he taken up this cause in the Thatcher years?
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by packetized 10y ago
I'm sure there are those who would shout cries of 'self-aggrandizement!' about you submitting this, but instead I'd like to offer my sincere thanks for doing so, and even deeper thanks for taking this on as a cause years
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by packetized 10y ago
I can't speak as to others in the bay area, but I quite enjoy the traditional Sunday dinner, wherein I cook for a number of friends in my own home, without expectation. I live in downtown SF, so clearly not an extravagant amount of spa
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by packetized 10y ago
Test profiles is an especially interesting idea, something that I don't believe other tools in this space (Gomez/Compuware APN, ThousandEyes) have quite yet. Other than test profiles, what sets Calibre apart?
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by packetized 10y ago
FTA: ACM handles all aspects of SSL/TLS certificates for _custom domains_; you no longer have to purchase certificates, or worry about their expiration or renewal. Emphasis mine.
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by packetized 10y ago
They aren't generating certs on the fly for randomly named dynos: -bash-4.1$ curl -vkLs https://wind-river-5693.herokuapp.com 2>&1 | grep certificate * Server certificate: *.herokuapp.com * Server certificate:
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by packetized 10y ago
I have, and I believe that you're being extraordinarily reductionist about the true costs involved in developing and operating services like certificate management at scale.
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by packetized 10y ago
Saying that "that's only 20 gigabytes worth of certs" is roughly equivalent to saying "this database is only 1.8TB - that's miniscule, 2TB drives are only $70!". There's a whole lot more moving parts, espe
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by packetized 10y ago
Toll records would be the CDR, I'd imagine. [0] [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Call_detail_record
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by packetized 10y ago
I always forget that this exists - thanks for the reminder.

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