dlgtho

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How the Saitama backdoor uses DNS tunnelling(blog.malwarebytes.com)
26 points by dlgtho 4y ago|0 comments
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by dlgtho 7y ago
Teddy has sold most if not all of his shares in Playtech and other gambling related businesses[1]. Also calling every one who ever served in 8200 an Israeli spy is ridiculous. Military service is mandatory in Israel. Lots of kids serve in 8
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by dlgtho 7y ago
True. In such case you need to create a different symlink within the same filesystem and then use "mv" to atomically overwrite the current symlink. ln -sfn target new && mv -Tf new old
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by dlgtho 7y ago
There is a famous Soviet joke about it. Question to Armenian Radio: - What is American embassy built from? - Micro-concrete. - What's Micro-concrete? - 10% concrete, 90% microphones
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by dlgtho 8y ago
I tried to switch to Firefox lately after this new speedy version had been released. I really underestimated how good Chromium is. Basic stuff, like in page search(Ctrl+F) is awful after Chromium experience. Resistance to copying omni-bar i
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by dlgtho 8y ago
I get where you coming from. It's really easy to underestimate the rip current. This might be very dangerous, especially if you are not a good swimmer, it can take you off shore and drown you if you panic and waste your strength fighti
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by dlgtho 9y ago
He didn't cause any damages. He reported the issue including the pass he purchased as evidence and it was invalidated.
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by dlgtho 9y ago
Here is Trevor explaining this image in his presentation: https://media.ccc.de/v/30C3_-_5604_-_en_-_saal_1_-_201312282...
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by dlgtho 9y ago
Mine(Ubuntu) differs: It is usually recommended to only use usernames that begin with a lower case letter or an underscore, followed by lower case letters, digits, underscores, or dashes. They can end with a dollar sign. In
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Will Containers Replace Hypervisors? Almost Certainly(cloudscaling.com)
2 points by dlgtho 10y ago|0 comments
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by dlgtho 10y ago
Don't know about Seattle but my ISP does run a transparent proxy that does mitm for http and caches files. They use http://www.peerapp.com/ devices to do so. I was also successful in poisoning their cache quite easily
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by dlgtho 14y ago
"[Upstart] currently has no way to adjust the maximum number of file descriptors, or limit memory usage" That's weird, because that's one of the things i like about Upstart. The ability to set pam limits and others in the same file. Upstart
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by dlgtho 15y ago
That's not entirely true. Since i found how to poison my ISP's PeerApp "invisible" cache servers i started to check MD5 when downloading manually. It does cache big files but not small ones. Here is the link for technical details if you ar
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by dlgtho 16y ago
That's true about hype and marketing. Including spamming #puppet channel trying to divert people to chef when they come asking for help.
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by dlgtho 16y ago
We manage around 200 servers with puppet.Our system administrators aren't programming savvy. It's much harder to write chef recipes, while puppet's DSL allows them to write pretty concise and clear recipes. And explicit dependencies are ver
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by dlgtho 16y ago
What author meant, i think, is that "Chef manages resources in the order they are specified." while Puppet encourages usage of "require" parameter to explicitly define the dependency. He does state that it is possible in chef, also providin
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by dlgtho 17y ago
it actually says that he lives on his mother's pension.
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by dlgtho 17y ago
Is it still possible to use puppet instead of chef? We have a lot of puppet manifests written.
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by dlgtho 17y ago
Walden; or, Life in the Woods by Henry David Thoreau Name of the Rose by Umberto Eco