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philamonster
8y ago
Pi MusicBox? http://www.pimusicbox.com/
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8y ago
I tend to agree here. I can recall it being referenced in flame wars on various forums nearly 20 years ago followed by faggot and absolutely referencing anal rape. Thinking about the personalities that used the term and yeah, they absolutel
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philamonster
8y ago
I wish there was an option in OpenVPN to not use connection on SSID/network xyz. I have static IP at home and use dyndns for DNS resolution with service specific subdomains. Then, using forwarder at home I create split DNS to point to
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8y ago
Probably not. There's hardly ever a push to get staff members trained in ways like this for a myriad of reasons, some of which are sound. The irony being, the next week an admin could be phished or have their account compromised in the
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8y ago
Speaking to the ineptitude of the district, you have to understand that a lot of districts are horribly understaffed and/or mismanaged. "Best practices" from an IT perspective is often an unknown or misinterpreted/ignore
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Physical, location-based spam
(mobile.twitter.com)
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8y ago
I've purchased a rack-mounted RB2011 and wAP ac, more commonly known as RBwAPG-5HacT2HnD (lol these model names), within the last 3 years that did not have firewall enabled and contained no firewall rules by default. If I had to guess
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8y ago
Devices at vulnerable routerOS version and not already compromised would not be vulnerable if the firewall was enabled. It's that simple. Not great that these boxes used to ship in this default state and I can _understand_ a home user
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8y ago
Ha! https://www.zdnet.com/article/a-mysterious-grey-hat-is-patch...
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Are these changes coming in bugfix channel as well? I'm currently in holding pattern going from 6.40.9 to 6.42.9 due to master > slave to bridge change which occurred in March I believe. Point is bugfix seems to be less affected by
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8y ago
Purchased everything on Amazon that was sold by Mikrotik. I follow a couple of their accounts on Twitter and will see routerOS version updates there well before I ever get an email. Like I said, I have not received any email about this vuln
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8y ago
I recently purchased their outdoor wAP ac (same amount of flash) that deletes any "backups/exports" on disk after reboot. I'm not familiar with CAPsMAN but I wonder if there's a mechanism to backup to either the con
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8y ago
When I first started reading about these reports over the past week I believe around 90%+ were in Brazil. If you peruse BPR timeline on Twitter they mention type of orgs using them. One of hardest hit I believe was ISP in Arizona or New Mex
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8y ago
Huh? With the exception of them converting all master > slave port configs to bridges in 6.41 I believe, I have never had any issues using System > Packages > Check for updates, selecting bugfix as opposed to current branch and dow
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https://blog.mikrotik.com/security/new-exploit-for-mikrotik-... "Regardless of version used, all RouterOS versions that have the default firewall enabled, are not vulnerable" I don't believe all MK devic
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8y ago
Been missing Scroogle just about as long as I've been a DDG user.... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Privacy_concerns_regarding_Goo...
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I have used ntopng w/nprobe as collector of netflow data in both work environments and at home. If you have any educational affiliation there's a good chance you can get a pro and Enterprise license for free for both products that
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>...so I no longer open up anything and rely on port forwarding to more secure and battle-tested services like OpenSSH / Wireguard for remote management. Absolutely. I purchased an rb2011uiasrm when I got gig fiber at home. I enjoye
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I kind of agree with both sides of this argument but the one thing I often find lacking in man is context, which I know not really the point. But there is in the layout of the commands in this tool a better path to understanding the switche
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Not to derail but I've been running ownCloud at home since 2013 and have considered switching since the fork but wanted to see Nextcloud mature a bit more. Any long-time ownCloud users have experience with switching and can offer advic
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9y ago
Prefer netstat -tulpen. TCP, UDP, listening ports, user, PID and process name, extended detail.
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>Sept 19 2017, 02:21 The actual MitM against our ClientPortal starts. At this point, the fraudulent SSL certificate for ClientPortal was in place and the IP DNS record for clientportal.fox-it.com was changed to point to a VPS provider a
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Haven't read the article yet but Krebs was all over it as he was a(the) target. https://krebsonsecurity.com/2017/01/who-is-anna-senpai-the-m...
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I think a lot of the speculation was based on the initial size of the attack (620-665gbps). https://krebsonsecurity.com/2016/09/krebsonsecurity-hit-with...
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9y ago
Since when is just being able to hold a student's attention 75% of the time entertainment? It's much more nuanced than my original comment, I understand, but the assumption that simply removing the device (which I agree is the way
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>They are not, generally, breaking their attention away from class for some other kind of educational outlet (for which I am already fairly lenient when appropriate). They are sending their friends snaps, plays both games, and texting. I
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9y ago
Yes! OOTB package mgmt...
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9y ago
Only available on 1709. No joy on LTSB :(((
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9y ago
>A new ISP competing is presented as something noteworthy and unusual. But it is. I moved here from a large city and my _first_ thought after having FiOS for a couple years was damn, TWC; throttling, data caps & absenteeism. I heard
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9y ago
Howdy! I hope you get to enjoy their service. Just some notes from having been a customer for almost 2 years: Be prepared for some growing pains. It took around a month or two for me to get close to link capacity for various reasons that we
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