t_believ-er873

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by t_believ-er873 1y ago
For me, it's easier when I have everything done automatically. Thus, I prefer using backup tools to set up a backup copy to be run automatically. For that I use GitProtect
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by t_believ-er873 1y ago
Hi, maybe this article can be useful: https://gitprotect.io/blog/how-to-enhance-devops-productivit...
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by t_believ-er873 1y ago
Well, GitHub, Bitbucket, or any other git hosting service isn't backup strategy, and the data stored there still needs backup and protection. Tere are some tools that can help with it, e.g. GitProtect - https://github.com&#x
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by t_believ-er873 1y ago
Recently, I've seen a lot of information on the internet on how attackers use AI to spread malware, like jailbreak vulnerabilities that allow attackers to modify the tool's behavior. Here is the good article also on the topic: h
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Role of Documentation for Effective Backup Strategies in Confluence and Jira(community.atlassian.com)
2 points by t_believ-er873 2y ago|1 comments
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by t_believ-er873 2y ago
Recently there have also been posts on that issue in other communities. Not to be tricked by this scheme, it's worth regularly searching for copies of the public repositories. Then, if any of the malicious clones are found, report them
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by t_believ-er873 2y ago
Hello, your GitHub account was likely flagged for suspicious activity by GitHub's automated systems, which can cause it to become invisible to others while still allowing you to log in. This can happen due to false positives in their s
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by t_believ-er873 2y ago
I think that AI won't replace programmers, at least for now. All those codes written by AI still need review and more attention within security. Here is a good article about Copilot: https://gitprotect.io/blog/gith
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by t_believ-er873 2y ago
If you've identified GitHub repositories hosting malware, you can report them directly to GitHub via their Abuse Report page, providing links and any relevant details. GitHub typically removes repositories that violate their Acceptable
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by t_believ-er873 2y ago
Unfortunately, bad actors abuse GitHub more and more. Only last year there were some articles about it: https://gitprotect.io/devops-threats-unwrapped.html
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by t_believ-er873 2y ago
That case would stay in history. However, there are so many threats and vulnerabilities that could lead to data loss nowadays: https://gitprotect.io/devops-threats-unwrapped.html
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by t_believ-er873 2y ago
It sounds frustrating! If your recovery codes aren’t working, try reaching out to GitHub Support—they might be able to help restore access.
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How to manage Jira projects and protect PM data in 2025(gryd.io)
1 points by t_believ-er873 2y ago|0 comments
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by t_believ-er873 2y ago
Nice article, thank you for sharing. Here is another blog post on the 3-2-1 backup rule, which also covers other popular backup schemes, including 3-2-1-1-0 and 4-3-2: https://xopero.com/blog/en/the-evolution-of-da
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by t_believ-er873 2y ago
Good news
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by t_believ-er873 2y ago
Nice article. Pair programming seems good for growing as a developer. The described process also seems well thought out and worth exploring
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by t_believ-er873 2y ago
Is it enough to have only daily backups? Or it's better to have more frequent ones?
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by t_believ-er873 2y ago
Take a look at this article: https://gitprotect.io/blog/exploring-best-practices-and-mode... Also, you can find more articles on CI/CD on this blog
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by t_believ-er873 2y ago
Try Xopero Software to back up your Windows instance - https://xopero.com/
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by t_believ-er873 2y ago
For backing up VMs, it's possible to use Xopero Software https://xopero.com/
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by t_believ-er873 2y ago
It's worth checking every link you get even if it's from a trusted source, like GitHub... and to be able to restore the data, it's worth having a backup
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by t_believ-er873 2y ago
GitProtect backup and DR for DevOps
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by t_believ-er873 2y ago
To protect both your VMs and the critical data inside them it's possible to use Xopero Software. The solution helps to ensure flexibility and resilience against data loss.
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by t_believ-er873 2y ago
Unfortunately, outages happen... This situation is a very good reminder of why having backups and a solid Disaster Recovery plan is crucial. Of course, it’s easy to assume that cloud services are always up, but we should never forget about
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by t_believ-er873 2y ago
You're right about "Sec" in DevSecOps. Unfortunately, often it’s just about being reactive monitoring. It’s true that monitoring alone doesn’t prevent incidents but rather just tells you after the fact that something has gone
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Number of incidents affecting GitHub, Bitbucket, Gitlab and Jira is rising(helpnetsecurity.com)
23 points by t_believ-er873 2y ago|13 comments
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by t_believ-er873 2y ago
Yes, it's worth paying attention to these questions as they are very important. If renetion is mostly related to compliance requirements of the industry. Some data should be kept for 5 years and some for 20, so it's good if a back
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by t_believ-er873 2y ago
Everything depends on the security compliance needs. Regarding backup scheduler - sometimes companies need to have frequent backups due to their RPOs and RTOs, for example, if they operate in a highly regulated industry. If someone can tole
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by t_believ-er873 2y ago
Nice! As an alternative backup tool, you can look at GitProtect Backup & Disaster Recovery for GitHub, Bitbucket, and GitLab. It allows you to pick up the storage (Cloud/local or both), automate backups by scheduling them at the mo
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by t_believ-er873 2y ago
In this case it's better to have all the data backed up. And here I mean that data should be backed up on a regular basis, like every day.

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