nykolasz

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May Shopify's immunity spread to the whole herd(world.hey.com)
7 points by nykolasz 4y ago|0 comments
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by nykolasz 4y ago
Great tool, but not maintained anymore, unfortunatelly.
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by nykolasz 4y ago
Will have to give Caddy a try. Been a long time nginx user, but they have been very slow to implement new features (including HTTP/3), unfortunately.
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How Cisco got Hacked – Tracking the attacker steps and the logs it generates(trunc.org)
16 points by nykolasz 4y ago|0 comments
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I’m a security reporter and got fooled by a blatant phish(arstechnica.com)
2 points by nykolasz 4y ago|0 comments
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by nykolasz 4y ago
how are the users going to manage the router without it? they just need to do it securely and better ways to auto update.
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The different ways to handle errors in C(mccue.dev)
2 points by nykolasz 4y ago|0 comments
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Abusing Duo Auth Misconfigurations in Windows and Active Directory Environments(mandiant.com)
1 points by nykolasz 4y ago|0 comments
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by nykolasz 4y ago
I would love to see a "child" lockdown mode. Maybe that will be a good option to make the iphone/ipad more young children safe?
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by nykolasz 4y ago
Poor kid and a good lesson learned. Hope he doesn't get demotivated because of it. It reminds me of the old "everyone@company" email threads that would flood everyone.
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by nykolasz 4y ago
I think 100% of the DNS outages in the past few months have been caused by DNSSEC. For little gain that DNSSEC provides.
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After killing North SafeWeb, Symantec is now killing k9 web protection(medium.com)
3 points by nykolasz 7y ago|0 comments
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by nykolasz 7y ago
Yep. What happens when Chrome adds DoH support? And Safari? And whatever Gaming app the kids download? Suddenly it will become impossible to manage and maintain. Not even talking about the troubleshooting nightmare. DNS should be a system-l
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by nykolasz 7y ago
IP-based and domain-based. We have a long list of domains/IPs used by VPN providers. Won't prevent someone from setting up its own SSH-based proxy on port 443, but covers things that are accessible and easy to use by young student
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by nykolasz 7y ago
Quite the opposite. We don't want MITM and this may force that direction.
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by nykolasz 7y ago
Band-aid solution that worked pretty well. Very cheap to implement, widely supported and used by many schools. Our student's data was still private (no emails or passwords being decrypted) and we did the filtering only based on the dom
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by nykolasz 7y ago
I replied sub-thread, but adding here to give some more visibility to some of the issues DoH is causing and will cause: I work at a k12 school and I am involved on many k12 IT communities. Some schools already removed Firefox from the stude
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by nykolasz 7y ago
I work at a k12 school and I am involved with many IT admins from other schools. Some schools already started to block Firefox from being installed because it was being used as a "VPN" by some elementary students to access porn -
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by nykolasz 7y ago
Glad that they allowed resolvers that filter content based on the user request in there. So good news that Quad9 and CleanBrowsing will be able to make the list.
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Guide on How to Troubleshoot DNS over HTTPS(medium.com)
3 points by nykolasz 7y ago|0 comments
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by nykolasz 8y ago
I need to point out that Norton DNS has been retired and is not supported anymore (and never offered any privacy). "On November 15, 2018, Norton ConnectSafe service is being retired or discontinued meaning the service will no longer be
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by nykolasz 8y ago
Whatever skill you want to learn and will have fun learning. I am trying to learn more about kernel-level programming, because that's something I was always curious about. So that's what I am doing now. Find your passion.
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How to permanently change your DNS on Android (Private DNS to the rescue)(medium.com)
3 points by nykolasz 8y ago|0 comments
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by nykolasz 8y ago
I would expect a lot more from Slack.
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by nykolasz 8y ago
Agree. Isn't that why we have extensions for?
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by nykolasz 8y ago
There are multiple extensions and VPN products out there (some better and some worse), so why are they choosing who wins or loses here. I know it is because of $, but I hate the direction they have been taking lately.
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by nykolasz 8y ago
First, I would ask: why do you think you need a formal 1-1 with your direct reports?
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by nykolasz 8y ago
I would love to understand why Firefox keep adding support for CloudFlare specific features.
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by nykolasz 8y ago
And no amount of phishing training will solve it - I don't think. People will still click on links, they will click on buttons and do what they think it is expected for them to do. On the bright side, Google Safe Browsing is pretty goo
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by nykolasz 8y ago
Really? They both have anycast pops all over the world - and in my tests, very close performance (couple of ms of difference - if that) to be felt by anyone. ex: https://medium.com/@nykolas.z/dns-resolvers-performance-c

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