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by spydum 4y ago
I know it says indoor but I wonder how these would do outside at a high glare setting like a beach? Or an array for outdoor signage? Competing with the sun it's pretty tough
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by spydum 4y ago
I think people forget a lot of secured offices handling sensitive info have CCTV cameras all around and very restrictive desk and device policies. Some got the idea during pandemic measures to allow work from home on these sensitive jobs, a
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by spydum 4y ago
Makes no attempt to contact the software maintainer, just weaponize the vuln for street cred, and spam the vuln everywhere for resume padding. I'm fine with vulnerability research, but come on, at least give the creators an opportunity
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by spydum 5y ago
If I know the default login, how would fail2ban help you? Doesn't it mine only the failures?
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by spydum 5y ago
Agree, and by leveraging other common IDPs, they take themselves out of the high touch account management tasks for that tier.
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by spydum 5y ago
i've similarly architected my life and lifestyle to minimize stress and avoid drama. however, zero responsibility and zero vulnerability (emotionally) is a dangerous place to find yourself, I wouldn't advise seeking that out. Easi
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by spydum 5y ago
this seems like it might make sense, but amazon is incredibly uncooperative on their sales data as you might guess. even for an IRI or Nielsen, its a challenge to obtain this data with a large enough sampling
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by spydum 5y ago
You can use netsh trace to perform packet captures, and convert them to pcapng format. Real common for server workloads (where I don't recommend installing Wireshark.. analysis should not be done on the server, in case any type of vuln
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by spydum 5y ago
Makes you wonder if that was the point? Get everyone all stirred up about a half hearted invasion so they dump a bunch of currency and weapons into the country to prop up the Ukrainians, then send your real a-list players in to seize the go
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by spydum 5y ago
Exactly the same here. Never got into it, and the longer I held out, the more I was convinced it triggered some sort of addiction gene in people! How could they spend HOURS every day and weekend in this pretend world clicking random monster
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by spydum 5y ago
Pretty sure they will once it's a bit more stable. They have presented at most of the kubecons for several years but it's always cautioned they will potentially break stuff.
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by spydum 5y ago
I suspect the rent moratorium spooked most small time owners from rentingtheir properties, so they sold and cashed out. Ideally those homes would have been sold to new owners, but it turns out big property management companies were waiting,
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by spydum 5y ago
They mostly cater to big enterprises who are used to getting huge volume discounts.
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by spydum 5y ago
we only trust experts we agree with. this is why covid response has been such a wild ride.
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by spydum 5y ago
obvious problem here is that most dont perform dr test across all systems simultaneously - they do it by major component, and usually have a working system.. ransomware can take down ALL of that, so you are left with bare metal recovery, an
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by spydum 5y ago
The HP mobile workstation lines were incredible, often coming with great displays (WUXGA; 1920x1200 17").. but they weighed a ton, and struggled to fit in most bags. Acer made some similar gaming rigs. I used to build product demos tha
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by spydum 5y ago
you joke, but it's precisely this: >Critical monitoring systems that would have provided better visibility into the cause of the outage relied on affected systems, such as Consul. This combination severely hampered the triage proces
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by spydum 5y ago
I feel like I am forever having to hack together things to parse json to csv. It feels like there is never an easy path (indeed jq is frustrating, I usually end up just solving in python)
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by spydum 5y ago
literally my first foray into the "internet", was telnetting from a dialup BBS to an IRC port, and issuing the raw IRC commands (someone had given me enough info to join a channel and basically say hi.. ).
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by spydum 5y ago
it gets better. if you ever leave somewhere and HR dont update employment status and dates accurately with theworknumber, future employers background checks may fail, and cause hiring problems for you (it may look like you are working two j
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by spydum 5y ago
What surprises me is the scoring... for a non-default config. Seems a little high, but these seem inflated, maybe just because of the attention.
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by spydum 5y ago
Agree with this pretty strongly. However there is something I've observed: org multipliers can exist without managing people. HR generally doesnt know what to do with them. It's almost unreasonable to call them ICs, but there you
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by spydum 5y ago
Interesting to me as I feel good infosec arch & engineers embody this. I've been struggling with how to educate large swaths of devs and ops people but the amount of knowledge is hard to distill, much of it definitely seems tacit a
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by spydum 5y ago
To be fair that's for building the image. The Image itself is debian which is irrelevant from selinux point of view. But I agree, you want your build system to be secure also. Not sure why they give this advice.
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by spydum 5y ago
Interesting, this is the second article I think I've recently read which suggests more outreach should be happening at the 10-13 year old age range to influence career paths. I had really never given it thought, but I think I agree who
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by spydum 5y ago
I think thats basically all this is.. qemu inside a container?
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by spydum 5y ago
Most people see themselves as healthy and thus in the pool of "very unlikely to have complications from COVID-19" pool. Argue with that however you want (people being dishonest with their own perception of health), but that's
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by spydum 5y ago
I think the root of this is you cannot buy "security". It has to be part of the engineering ethos at all levels. This gets really hard to do at scale. Pouring money u to Blue teams is too late in the process.
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by spydum 5y ago
Thats just ViewState (throw it in http://viewstatedecoder.azurewebsites.net/ if curious) of the schools array. Nothing special on the page. I suspect whats suspect is the lookup portion on the server side.
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by spydum 5y ago
I think it is closer to that. A lot of people were complacent in their jobs, and not nearly tapping their potential (market or otherwise). I can't tell you how many people I know or heard 2nd hand got furloughed or laid off, then lande

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