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Analysis of a large brute force attack campaign against Windows Remote Desktop(trunc.org)
71 points by rmdoss 4y ago|37 comments
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Hijacking over 100k GoDaddy Sites(cure-guide.com)
1 points by rmdoss 4y ago|0 comments
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by rmdoss 4y ago
What's wrong with ahrefs? Besides having a pretty annoying crawler?
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by rmdoss 7y ago
Not from my experience. That's why I had to disable DoH locally.
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by rmdoss 7y ago
Archive.is is very interesting. I was checking and they block (by responding back with 127.0.0.3): - 1.1.1.1 - Neustar DNS - AdGuard DNS But they don't block Quad9 or CleanBrowsing that also do not send the EDNS subnet. Very curious wa
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by rmdoss 7y ago
Firefox is likely falling back to your local resolver (the default) when it can't find a domain.
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by rmdoss 8y ago
Note that with DoH on Firefox, your intranet domains do not work. Had issues with it before and had to disable DoH just to access our company printer. Also causes issues with DC. That goes into the argument that DNS (domain name lookup) sho
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by rmdoss 8y ago
More people should be running their own mail servers, their own web servers, their own IRC servers, etc. But I don't think we are ever going back to that direction. The arguments and benefits for running one locally are not enough th
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by rmdoss 8y ago
He might be defending the value of immigration (and immigrants), not much the h1b. So I wouldn't accuse him or pushing an agenda because of that comment.
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by rmdoss 8y ago
I dont think most people choose that (or even have a choice). Whatever luck you get on your first job or whatever your pays more, becomes the problems you are solving.
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by rmdoss 8y ago
Thanks. I remember seeing that, but thought was a joke.
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by rmdoss 8y ago
Oh, I thought that was added a joke.
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by rmdoss 8y ago
Have any info on that?
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by rmdoss 8y ago
Yep, both DO and Linode do the same thing. Just null route your IP and take forever to remove it once you fixed whatever problem it was (even if it was a false alarm).
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by rmdoss 8y ago
Does anyone know if nginx will support TLSv1.3 automatically if you recompile it with 1.1.1?
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by rmdoss 8y ago
Yes, that's the big issue. Plus, changing to a different resolver is not very simple and most users won't even know.
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by rmdoss 8y ago
Don't think the MD5 is there for security reasons, just to detect broken downloads.
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Popularity of DNS Providers: Google XCloudFlare X OpenDNS. Market Share Analysis(medium.com)
1 points by rmdoss 8y ago|0 comments
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by rmdoss 9y ago
It is not much about privacy, but about the integrity of your data. Your ISP can see the IP addresses and all the meta data for your traffic. With the current way DNS is setup, they can modify the responses and re-route you any where they w
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DNS Performance Compared: Google, Quad9, OpenDNS, Norton, CleanBrowsing, Yandex(medium.com)
6 points by rmdoss 9y ago|0 comments
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How RSA Works: TLS Foundations(fly.io)
164 points by rmdoss 9y ago|35 comments
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by rmdoss 9y ago
Quick performance test comparing these 4 players: * Google: 8.8.8.8 * Quad9.com: 9.9.9.9 * http://OpenDNS.com : 208.67.222.222 * https://CleanBrowsing.org : 185.228.168.168 Results: New York: 64 bytes from 8.8.8.
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by rmdoss 9y ago
QubesOS -> Secure Desktop OpenBSD -> Secure & minimal Server OpenBSD doesn't have the isolation and hardening on the desktop apps, as Qubes has.
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by rmdoss 9y ago
Details on why it happened here: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/mozilla.dev.security.p... Good read on what not to do.
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How to solve the Malwarebytes CrackMe: a step-by-step tutorial(blog.malwarebytes.com)
1 points by rmdoss 9y ago|0 comments
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by rmdoss 9y ago
I have been a big OVH advocate (cheap prices + free DDoS protection + good hardware) and have been using them for years. However, I am really frustrated by the lack of communication during this incident. All I had was the tweets from the fo
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by rmdoss 9y ago
Me too. But easier sad, than done. At least for us.
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by rmdoss 9y ago
Those are very annoying and dangerous. Glad Youtube is doing something. If you have young kids, be careful on what you allow on their devices (ipads, xbox, iphones, etc). Just the other day, I noticed a young kid (~9yo) watching some type o
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by rmdoss 9y ago
Yep, those are annoying. What I found useful is to force Safe Search + Youtube Kids across our house via DNS. Similar to this: https://cleanbrowsing.org/articles/configuring-google-safe-s... But for www.youtube.com and
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by rmdoss 9y ago
Why forking, btw? Curious why you chose that route.

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