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by spydum 8y ago
The primary differentiators are likely the fact that encryption of those secrets is still fairly new for k8s, and vault has a much more rich way to define access to the secrets. Vault makes sense when it is more than just k8s you need to in
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by spydum 8y ago
Because the problem is society seems to redraw it’s ethical boundaries every twenty years or so..
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by spydum 8y ago
Sadly, security is still hard in a lot of cases, and most everyone (product / developer / customer) is fixated on features and performance. Security is only important when it fails (very much like availability) - and by then it is
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by spydum 8y ago
You would be correct. In the US, which I might remind you, does not have a national law on the books regarding data breach notification. Even at the state levels, it’s varies pretty wildly on top of, most notifications are only required if
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by spydum 8y ago
Not if you need to reverse it to actually send to payment card processor.
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by spydum 8y ago
Looks like AzureStack competitor? I’ve never seen someone adopt AzureStack either though.
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by spydum 8y ago
I don’t believe this is exactly right: the major problem is most businesses can’t distinguish which techies are worth $250 or $5,000 up front. So they make the choice of going cheap and hoping it works out. Some of the few do go the premium
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by spydum 8y ago
I think Docker/containers make perfect sense in that they make portable software you can ship around. The catch is: you have to really understand how the sausage is made to reason about building a proper container. Most people simply d
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by spydum 8y ago
Wow so if you visited that site with no contextual understanding, you would arrive and leave with literally no additional knowledge of what the heck it was! How fantastic!
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by spydum 8y ago
I agree with your point but HammerFest 2019 sounds like a freaking blast. I think there is an underserved market there.
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by spydum 8y ago
Containers help solve this, no?
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by spydum 8y ago
While I whole heartedly agree with your logic and opinions on this: have you met many adults? They are awful at critical thinking. It strikes me that this is indeed a good chunk of why health/medicine is hard. Some people literally can
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by spydum 8y ago
Just to be clear: it only requires ONE key to be present. Supporting multiple keys is for BACKUP, not additional layers of security (if you were thinking of distributing two keys, one to each person, to make it required for both parties to
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by spydum 8y ago
We might be doppelgängers. However, you do have to acknowledge that schools and budgets for education infrastructure will NEVER be adequate. I do agree with your suggestions though: tap into those students and offer them an outlet, while s
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by spydum 8y ago
What is it you think netflix runs on AWS? Content distribution is served from their Open Connect CDN, not AWS.. last I understood, most of Netflix cloud workloads were analytical/DWH, and services.. Not generally billions of PPS, and c
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by spydum 8y ago
I think you may be mistaken. Security Groups are stateful: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/vpc/latest/userguide/VPC_Securit... As suggested, it's very likely they hit the connection tracking limitation: htt
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by spydum 8y ago
Maybe I misunderstood, but didn’t Tesla just prove this level of automation is still too far out? Or am I comparing apples and oranges?
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by spydum 8y ago
I can’t help resist the thought: this was planted for political purposes. 1. If people buy the narrative, it works as anti-China talking points and we continue to villanize China and look for US to step up manufacturing of tech. 2. If it bl
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by spydum 8y ago
Honestly this not that odd. If you have local users with no password (not normal), and ssh exposed, you prob have bigger issues. Do agree tho, this is a stupid default and surprising it got past any sort of system hardening checklist.
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by spydum 8y ago
USB drive is not the most alarming detail. The fact that sensitive data was in a TRAINING VIDEO.
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by spydum 8y ago
Pretty sure meet does all of that minus the hold music..
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by spydum 8y ago
Absolutely believable - I’ve been amazed at some of the foolishness of general councils at LARGE corps. They may know law, but they can suck at getting details right about engineering problems. Heck even when it comes to law, can’t tell you
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by spydum 8y ago
ECC DIMMS at the density required for this probably going to run you substantially more.List price for an ECC DDR4 128GB is like close to $10K US each Nobody pays list, but still.. I’m guessing they have something like 48x256gb dimms — th
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by spydum 8y ago
I do have to wonder, if the proof is so complex, and yet doesn't offer insights to any other proof or theories.. does it matter? Older threads for reference: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15971802 https:
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by spydum 8y ago
I moved from SE to 7.. totally not worth it. I would have paid more for the SE form factor.
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by spydum 8y ago
Just stating: I do think they attempt to address this, they have a great malvertising team, but the problem is huge. If the attack is broad enough it absolutely gets addressed... it’s just such a logistical challenge, and malvertisers are e
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by spydum 8y ago
Imagine you could press it through a filter of appropriate size to block the silicate but permit the water ?
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by spydum 8y ago
Agree, too often we are using drivers licenses #s (which btw, are public record often), address, phone numbers, and worst case SSNs and foolish "security questions" in the US for identity. None of these are appropriate authenticat
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by spydum 8y ago
This already exists.. look at claritas: https://claritas360.claritas.com/mybestsegments/#zipLookup
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by spydum 8y ago
Sold and DigiCert has been reissuing new certs. Unfortunately they can’t change them for you. Poor operators won’t know until the rug is finally pulled from under them. DigiCert and browser vendors have done a decent job of telegraphing the

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