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by dobin 3mo ago
Wow thats pretty cool. Even with plan9 images! I would love to use this in production, but dont know how much it can break things. Proxmox should just implement this in mainline.
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by dobin 6mo ago
Or this SCIP https://www.scip.ch/en/
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by dobin 8mo ago
Like Microsoft Defender, which is now Defender Antivirus, or Defender for Endpoint if you have a real license. You will also get Defender for Identity, and maybe Defender for Office 365, which is probably not ASR. And Defender for Cloud, no
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I built an OS by vibing with Claude(old.reddit.com)
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by dobin 9mo ago
Nobody at Microsoft has ever used this with WSL, and doing a "cd /", and getting autocomplete for "$RecycleBin" and other windows paths? It completely breaks bash autocomplete, and every single suggestion is complet
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by dobin 11mo ago
I also having a side project optimizing draw calls to french Minitel terminal. Instead of letting the generator create their own draw calls, just let them print in a buffer/array. Drawing the array means finding out what changed, and
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by dobin 1y ago
No tolerance for the intolerant.
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by dobin 2y ago
I am also creating a Log viewer in a single HTML file (like Splunk, but a bit smaller). Pure JavaScript with no dependencies makes it runnable and integratable everywhere, which is nice. https://github.com/dobin/SemiDat
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by dobin 2y ago
Its not just this website. Since DOGE, China probably canceled all vacation days for their hackers, as its a free for all. Firing of most so many people including security departments and most likely the (good) femboy furry hackers. Is the
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by dobin 2y ago
Pretty unrelated, but i like how it displays large amount of potentially diverse JSON events. Would need some better filtering and sorting, hiding of keys etc. Products which do this well are Elastic and Splunk, but are too heavy for my ta
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by dobin 2y ago
Its not ideological, its to break out of the physical constraints setup by the US, to gain access to the pacific, and to the rest of asia. Simple geopolitics, just check a map.
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by dobin 2y ago
So the TL;DR is: Cassandra and ScyllaDB have bad performance when reading. So they put a cache in front.
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by dobin 2y ago
> This is an approach that is sometimes taken when planning game projects, that you design your production plan so that as many parts of the game as possible are made in parallel, and then it all gets put together near the end of the dev
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by dobin 2y ago
Maybe you are not aware, but swiss trains dont go back to sleep after they arrive at a destination. They stop for 3-5 minutes, and then continue to their next destination. All day long, from morning till evening. Geneve to St. Gallen with l
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by dobin 2y ago
This, and the other examples, reek of lacking knowledge by the users. Tall building are expensive. The taller, the more available floor space to rent. The taller, the more elevators you need. More elevators mean less floor space. People nee
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by dobin 3y ago
Many cathedrals took hundreds of years to build. The following around 500 years: Cologne Cathedral, St. Vitus Cathedral and Milan Cathedral. Sagrada Familia was started in 1882, and Gaudi is dead for 98 years. If the emperor demands, it wil
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by dobin 3y ago
I am currently reading "CYBERPUNK: Outlaws and Hackers on the Computer Frontier" and can recommend it if interested in pre/early computer hacking (Phreaking, BBS, VAX/Digital). First third is about Mitnick and friends, s
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by dobin 3y ago
I once had the idea to do malware-similarity analysis. The X86 should first be lifted into a IL, so it gets "normalized" (e.g. register independant). The problem with all lifters is though that even a trivial "add rax, 1&quot
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by dobin 3y ago
Related, I have a lot of IRC logs form 1997-2004. Is there somehow an IRC archive project?
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by dobin 3y ago
Full inspection of user traffic is required to implement: * Data leakage policy (DLP; insider threat, data exfiltration) * Malware scanning * Domain blocking (Gambling, Malware) * Other detection mechanisms (C2) * Logging and auditing for f
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by dobin 3y ago
I was also overwhelmed by Grafana and co. In the time required to install it, i coded a simple monitoring alternative DMSR "Does My Shit Run" in python. Each agent has plugins which basically just sends a data structure to the mon
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by dobin 3y ago
As the gruq discussed in his keynote at HITB-HKT a few days ago, one can make the argument that the "train system" was hacked: Simple mechanisms were used to bring the whole system down.
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by dobin 3y ago
"Thank got we set the session timeout to 5 minutes, or we would have been compromised" - no one ever. I am in the 10-hour session timeout camp (or at least 4h, so you only have to authenticate twice a day). Session timeout checks
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by dobin 3y ago
I am perplexed too. Is the word "science" being redefined in the US? Why does it appear that most people discussing here are so... helpless? Needing someone to tell them the truth? Did no one in here ever do any science at all?
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by dobin 3y ago
The only thing i wanted to know is on what a machine it runs. > It runs on a Linux server with dual 20 core processors, 786GB of memory and 80+TB of NetApp NFS storage. And they deliver.
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by dobin 3y ago
Imho its pretty simple: Strings in C are 0-terminated char arrays. If the char array is not 0-terminated, its not a string. strncpy() can make a string into a non-string (depending on size), which is clearly bad.
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by dobin 3y ago
Cool! And pretty good quality of the video stream. But for a big tv as a real window, needs to be higher resolution
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by dobin 3y ago
Looks nice, but it's still just more news for the news addicted. Silly idea dump: How about: A 4k TV in form of a window, which displays a live stream of a 4k camera of various places in nature. Lets say, in the middle of the forest, o
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by dobin 3y ago
I think open source licenses didnt even arrive in the 2000 to deal with the web. The original intend was to make the source code available, done by distributing the compiled program. With SAAS companies (FAANG...) can just use open source o
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by dobin 3y ago
Every SOC should have simple usecases for these basic lolbins. Such an attack usually lights up the SIEM/SOAR like an xmas tree.

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