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Securing Access to Production MySQL Databases(goteleport.com)
2 points by sshahone 5y ago|0 comments
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by sshahone 6y ago
Most of them are from Github and other issue trackers such as Trac, Bugzilla.
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Show HN: Contribute security features and bug patches to open source projects(spatcher.io)
4 points by sshahone 6y ago|2 comments
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by sshahone 6y ago
Heh. Though I am not an expert on the topic, I can recommend a few things. First, there are three directions the industry is heading with "zero trust" thing. (1) Zero trust access (like BeyondCorp, protects application and service
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by sshahone 6y ago
You are correct. The solution presented is not a BeyondCorp but rather an SSO implementation that adds authentication to the internal application. For BeyondCorp, it essentially: * Must be Layer 7 protocol, access privilege aware (achieved
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by sshahone 6y ago
Since you mentioned you're a contributor to a similar project, I invite you to check our recently released zero trust service access control solution: https://github.com/seknox/trasa It's a BeyondCorp like a
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by sshahone 6y ago
Since you mentioned AWS, in a typical AWS organization, you will have services which fall into two categories; 1) external services that are used by your customers (let's say a web application) and 2) internal services that are used b
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by sshahone 6y ago
TRASA compliments systems like Keycloak with additional security features, and you should use both; Keycloak to manage user and service identities and TRASA to ensure that those identities are not misused, compromised credentials do not lea
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by sshahone 6y ago
Hi hackers, TRASA is a unified access control project with identity-aware access proxy, privileged access management, two-factor authentication, device trust, and access policy features that enable secure remote access to Web, SSH, RDP, and
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Show HN: Trasa – zero trust service access platform(trasa.io)
18 points by sshahone 6y ago|6 comments