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by spydum 6y ago
FFIEC could revoke your status as a TSP though, and poof, watch your revenue dry up as wells fargo, boa and all the other big banks suddenly can't use your services.
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by spydum 6y ago
i actually think it's useful to create a flow graph of all your most critical accounts, and how you might recover them if lost. If you find many of them flow back to an account you cant control and may be shut down for arbitrary reason
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by spydum 6y ago
Never fear, most of those phpBB and ubb forums got breached and no doubt a database dump survives somewhere on a torrent ;)
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by spydum 6y ago
This breaks most people's brains because there WILL be games where the host can't show a goat in the third door. That has to be accounted for.
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by spydum 6y ago
In most US states they are also public - you can query traffic citations from many court houses and get full person details and drivers licenses, address, dob,and more. It's really quite wild how many public data sets are out there wit
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by spydum 6y ago
Neat idea, but I initially thought it might be like dot/graphviz for reading your TF configs and automatically diagramming them.. would be an interesting idea, considering TF has some awareness of dependencies (though maybe not app&#x2
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by spydum 6y ago
Evidenced precisely by all these ransomware attacks where victims have to pay up because they didn't invest in backup resources (maybe they had some tapes, but didn't find the staff or process to test any of it.. because they have
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by spydum 6y ago
Wonder if this has anything to do with Jim Keller also leaving about a month ago? https://www.anandtech.com/show/15846/jim-keller-resigns-from...
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by spydum 6y ago
An echo chamber? I find one of the more compelling reasons for being on HN is the strange cross-over and variety of posters (age, industry, geography, etc).
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by spydum 6y ago
I think we need the equivalent of the Good Samaritan law for the CFAA for this.
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by spydum 6y ago
'We chose two different remote access solutions, so in the event of one failing, we would have redundancy and an alternative to enable work to continue,” says Fischbein, “One of the solutions was based on open-source Apache Guacamole&#
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by spydum 6y ago
I suspect you are projecting too much on their motives. It seemed to me to be a great place to establish neighborhood communities they could advertise to, with the side benefit of opening up communication inside the neighborhood as well. W
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by spydum 6y ago
Ykk for zippers, though they got noticed a few years ago but the interwebs.
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by spydum 6y ago
Isn't the government kind of already a union, and you are a member electing leadership and funding it with your dues (taxes)? Why the need for a seperate org? How is it different than a government?
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by spydum 6y ago
Did you read this backwards? He was added to reddits board. Why would this influence hn?
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by spydum 6y ago
I suspect nobody really uses it outside of weird outsourced financial modelling/planning tools like TM1 and other apps people stopped wanting to manage themselves.
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by spydum 6y ago
Kubernetes? BeyondCorp? I'm sure there is plenty. Perhaps they just stink at commercializing anything other than their ad platforms?
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by spydum 6y ago
think of it like having your 404 handler redirect to older versioned links maybe?
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by spydum 6y ago
But if the goal is to process or retrieve a string of bytes, how do you know when you've got them all? That is the root of the problem: tcp isn't built to exchange messages, it's just the stream transport layer. If you want m
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by spydum 6y ago
Not sure about the other stuff, but SMS 2FA is generally frowned upon for auth.. though obviously they've decided it's fine for the one time setup just as a verification on signup (not used as 2fa in that case, more like crude pro
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by spydum 6y ago
Mostly the tax fraud parts of your statement. However I'm sure it happens
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by spydum 6y ago
they haven't replaced you guys with ML yet?
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by spydum 6y ago
such is the curse of privileged access.. Even if they hadn't enabled AD, a privileged admin could have stolen ssh keys, or passwords by launching nefarious sshd's or other daemons. You could make the argument "but that would
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by spydum 6y ago
The obvious problem there is the safer at home laws and lack of socializing would have an impact on your average deaths in the opposite direction. So comparing average deaths in the past to now are apples and oranges.
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by spydum 7y ago
Yup and the individual hotels are being cut just as hard if not harder. Bad days to be in the hospitality biz.
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by spydum 7y ago
Great write-up, when I checked out TS a month or more ago, documentation was severely lacking, and the repo wasnt out there. Lot of docs confused things as they talked about some logging services (pivoted product??). In any case the one con
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by spydum 7y ago
In the Enterprise space you will definitely want to offer both. Most enterprises still sadly leverage ADFS which is SAML2.0. Fortunately a ton of shops are adopting cloud IDaaS, so OIDC is becoming the standard (mostly because SAML for nati
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Google Next 2020 is Online-only now due to Covid-19(cloud.withgoogle.com)
4 points by spydum 7y ago|0 comments
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by spydum 7y ago
As other poster mentioned this happens pretty regularly. Sometimes the FBI folks tips are extremely vague and end up as false positives as well.
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by spydum 7y ago
I don't see how this resolves BGP hijacking attacks? If I announce a more specific route all four locations should still land on my hijacked network... Or is this trying to race the BGP propagation?

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