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Show HN: Turn wire protocols into structured statements LLMs can understand
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Show HN: Alcatraz – Pure-Go PII detection, 100x faster than MS Presidio
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Show HN: Fence – Jiminy Cricket for AI coding agents
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Show HN: Feeding agents with session recording data
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Show HN: We're using LLMs to classify risk before execution in prod
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Recall Socat
(hoop.dev)
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In 2 Months, 2 Core Tools We Relied on Died
(hoopdev-upgrade.fly.dev)
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2y ago
hoopdev here. Zero trust for SSH is just table stakes these days. Real challenge is getting devs to actually adopt better practices without the tooling getting in their way. Found in practice that certs > keys but you need to think beyon
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2y ago
Fair point about StrongDM and Teleport pricing. Actually, even their enterprise features are free in Hoop. We took a different approach - core PAM stuff is all free and open source. We monetize on a new layer - packet manipulation, like AI
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2y ago
Consider Hoop ( https://hoop.dev ) as an open source alternative. It's designed to be lightweight and developer-friendly. Key features that are free/open source: 1. SSH, K8s, database access 2. RBAC and just-in-time acce
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2y ago
We had this problem at my last job - ended up building our own system cause nothing really fit. Some tips from what we learned: 1. don't use shared spreadsheets or docs, way too easy to mess up 2. need granular access controls + audit
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2y ago
Appreciate the feedback, would love to get your takes on this description, what are we still missing? Hoop.dev keeps sensitive data safe and checks important changes to make sure they're done right. It hides sensitive data in databases
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2y ago
Thanks for the feedback and kind words! You bring up a valid concern. Let me clarify how it works: The obfuscation is designed to be intelligent and context-aware. When you have write access and make changes, hoopdev ensures that only the i
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2y ago
This is great feedback, I'll strongly consider updating the description to help people make this decision faster. Would love to get your feedback on this description, is it clear? what is missing: Hoop.dev keeps sensitive data safe and
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Hoop.dev – the only access gateway with packet manipulation
(github.com)
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2y ago
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Show HN: Hoop is a Golang access gateway with packet manipulation
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Teleport Alternative
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2y ago
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2y ago
I agree. I see two use cases here: 1) an audience of the people that havent' touched SQL in a while (like me) or less (even non) technical folks. You can get quite complex queries without help from someone that knows SQL. 2) I asked fo
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Show HN: GitHub Copilot for SQL
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2y ago
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Attention is all you need paper is offline due to invalid certificate
(arxiv.org)
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Show HN: Hoop.dev, Golang server for a web database client
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2y ago
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The controversy of using the clean architecture in Golang
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3y ago
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Immutable Consistency of Monetary Data
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VPN Servers
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Jump Servers
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Access Control Onion
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Obstacles Keeping Fintech Developers from Accessing Production Environments
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Problem That Keeps 99% of DevOps Teams from Creating a Platform
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1M is how much your company wastes on bad developer experience
(andrios.co)
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How to fix SSH prod access security
(andrios.co)
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4y ago
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