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oherrala
2y ago
TL;DR A tarpit that detects network wide scans (e.g. nmap) and starts to slow down the scanning as much as possible by intercepting the scanning.
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API Shouldn't Redirect HTTP to HTTPS
(jviide.iki.fi)
670 points
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oherrala
2y ago
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oherrala
3y ago
Greetings from SensorFu and thanks for a good question! Sending DNS query via broadcast is a hack to escape from isolated environments and it takes advantage of operating system IP-stack's shortcomings. Since this is probably not confo
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oherrala
3y ago
> The author's minimal effort The minimal effort included hours of studying electrical engineering and radio technology at university including all the math and physics needed. Studying for amateur radio license. And after founding
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oherrala
3y ago
The issue was confirmed with two separate MagSafe chargers and three or four separate AC/DC chargers. The lab test in the post was done using laboratory DC power supply powering a DC to USB converter. Also if the interference didn'
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oherrala
3y ago
The device was ordered from Apple's website.
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oherrala
3y ago
You can be using a device and it might not harm you personally, but it could harm anyone around you using these frequencies. This includes airplanes and ground control, and boats. Your device's interference could cause problems or even
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Eliminating radio interference from Apple charger
(oh8hub.substack.com)
283 points
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oherrala
3y ago
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Retired Server called Home – A server decommissioning failure
(medium.com)
5 points
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oherrala
3y ago
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oherrala
4y ago
RouterOS by default doesn't have container support. It's a separate package which has to be installed on the system. And it is still in testing / beta phase.
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Survival Radio and Emergency Communications Ukraine [video]
(youtube.com)
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oherrala
4y ago
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OPNSense Firewall Bypass with Carp
(medium.com)
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oherrala
4y ago
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Lopsided routing, a stealthy hole punch into FortiGate
(medium.com)
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oherrala
5y ago
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Escaping from a truly air gapped network via Apple AWDL
(medium.com)
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5y ago
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Test for network leaks, discover a product flaw and get vendor to fix
(medium.com)
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6y ago
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Modern storage is plenty fast. It is the APIs that are bad
(itnext.io)
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oherrala
6y ago
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Bug in OpenSSH / Config Checker
(puffy.nolink.ch)
29 points
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oherrala
6y ago
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Microsoft's Control Flow Guard for Clang/LLVM and Rust
(msrc-blog.microsoft.com)
2 points
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oherrala
6y ago
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Isolation Alloc – A security focused memory allocator
(struct.github.io)
3 points
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oherrala
7y ago
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Kr00k vuln in WiFi chips that allows unauthorized decryption of traffic
(eset.com)
167 points
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oherrala
7y ago
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oherrala
7y ago
I have been back-and-forth between Time Machine and switching to something else. I'm still using TM, but what alternatives do I have? Any recommendations?
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Two-Line Element Set Checksum Controversy (1992)
(celestrak.com)
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7y ago
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oherrala
7y ago
The software in question (called Beacon) is designed to call home. The binary has built-in cryptographic keys and it sends traffic encrypted. The receiving end, called Home, receives these packets, decrypts it and verifies the sender and af
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oherrala
8y ago
No, OpenBSD randomizes symbols on kernel and some libraries (for example libc). This randomization is done on boot. From https://www.openbsd.org/innovations.html : > Library order randomization: In rc(8), re-link libc.so,
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My Favorite Database Is the Network
(lucumr.pocoo.org)
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oherrala
8y ago
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What If Drivers Were Hired Like Programmers? (2011)
(jitbit.com)
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8y ago
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A Plea to Software Vendors from Sysadmins–10 Do's and Don'ts (2010)
(queue.acm.org)
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8y ago
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Using Fibonacci Numbers to Convert from Miles to Kilometers and Vice Versa
(catonmat.net)
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8y ago
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Donald Knuth's First Computer
(catonmat.net)
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8y ago
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Quotes from the NATO Software Engineering Conference in 1968
(peterkrantz.com)
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oherrala
8y ago
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