hstrauss

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   by hstrauss 10y ago

   And setup reporting and forensic reporting. I have a domain that seems to be the default for a botnet, so my daily reports from GMail and Yahoo! always include at least a few IP addresses attempting to submit as admin@[domain]. The reportin
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   by hstrauss 11y ago

   It's that, along with local-loop congestion (and eventually packet loss). Then the retransmits begin. At least that's my experience with anything cellular-network based.
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   by hstrauss 11y ago

   For .ZA, I've only really seen native IPv6 at jupiter.is and on the TEnet (NREN) network. My university campus doesn't even have native IPv6 available for servers I maintain. From what I've seen running an HE tunnel through L
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   by hstrauss 11y ago

   South African here. There's the electricity issue (we call the rolling blackouts "load-shedding") which affects the cellular base-stations and telco exchanges as much as anything, but also another more obvious issue for conte
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   by hstrauss 11y ago

   I think the nicest part of this is that account recovery e-mails are encrypted. I wish we'd see more of this. While I'm cautious about facebook in general, it is (in essence) a repository for public data. A public key falls into t
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   by hstrauss 12y ago

   For Windows XP and Server 2003, there is a hotfix: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/968730 This enables SHA-2 certificates. Deployment of the patch is another problem, since it's a HotFix (which may have enterprise