opsdisk

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Docker Hub – Tags pushed on July 29th may not be visible in Hub(dockerstatus.com)
2 points by opsdisk 2mo ago|0 comments
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by opsdisk 2mo ago
https://scan17.com/ Automated network port change detection. Scan17 provides a solution to the question: So your CTO decides to outsource firewall management - and the vendor carelessly leaves a network port open, exposing
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by opsdisk 3mo ago
Appreciate the mention wbadart!
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Reverse Engineering American Healthcare to Create a Custom Hybrid Stack(ideasthatgive.substack.com)
2 points by opsdisk 3mo ago|1 comments
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by opsdisk 3mo ago
Actual title is "One Product, Many Pieces", but I changed it to appeal to the technical and engineering audience here.
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by opsdisk 1y ago
Would love a blog post on how you're using Docker Swarm.
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by opsdisk 3y ago
If anyone is curious on how this can be abused, here's my "There's no place like 169.254.169.254 - (Ab)using cloud metadata URLs" slides [1] and talk [2] from 2019. tl;dr - misconfigured reverse proxies allowed cloud met
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Free book to master SSH tunneling concepts(github.com)
240 points by opsdisk 5y ago|25 comments
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Yagooglesearch – Python lib for realistic and tunable Google searches(github.com)
3 points by opsdisk 5y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Yagooglesearch – Python lib for realistic and tunable Google searches(github.com)
2 points by opsdisk 5y ago|0 comments
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by opsdisk 5y ago
This is the biggest infosec-focused collection I've seen https://github.com/0x90n/InfoSec-Black-Friday . My shameful promotion to level up your SSH tunneling and port redirection game: * $10 for the interactive lab
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by opsdisk 5y ago
If you're looking at going even deeper into SSH tunneling and port redirection, I recently made The Cyber Plumber's Handbook free: https://github.com/opsdisk/the_cyber_plumbers_handbook I made it free to the
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by opsdisk 5y ago
I made this free to the HN community a few years back [1], but decided to make it available to everyone via a GitHub repo. There is a paid interactive lab portion (details in the repo) if you are looking for hands-on experience. Book Overv
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The ultimate guide to SSH tunneling and port redirection(github.com)
2 points by opsdisk 5y ago|1 comments
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by opsdisk 5y ago
Nice...looking forward to seeing this evolve!
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by opsdisk 5y ago
Glad to see more open source options (I develop and maintain Scantron https://github.com/rackerlabs/scantron/ ) when it comes to network scanning! Appreciate your contribution to the community. So you're not
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Show HN: Generate human-readable ndiff output when comparing 2 Nmap XML files(github.com)
1 points by opsdisk 6y ago|0 comments
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by opsdisk 6y ago
Appreciate the support pixelface...hope it helps!
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by opsdisk 6y ago
Let me know if it's still giving you trouble...contact info is in my profile.
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by opsdisk 6y ago
Appreciate the shout out magicconch! Just added a HN family discount to pick up the book, lab guide, and lab access for $10. https://gum.co/cph_book_and_lab/hackernews20210207
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by opsdisk 6y ago
Just out of curiosity, what "industry-leading scanning engine" are you using to power your vulnerability scans? Edit: Never mind, looks like it's Nessus ( https://help.intruder.io/en/articles/3167760-
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by opsdisk 6y ago
This is great! Thanks for putting this together.
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by opsdisk 6y ago
Sounds interesting, can you expand more on what you're trying to do with it? Are you trying to connect patients with Registered Dietitians?
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by opsdisk 6y ago
I'm a huge fan of Gumroad and their API. I wrote a minimal Python API client if anyone is interested... https://github.com/opsdisk/pygumroad
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by opsdisk 6y ago
Any recommendations for a type of black paint? I'll probably check it once a year, but I'm not too worried since the environment is pretty stable.
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by opsdisk 6y ago
I hadn't even noticed the ridge on top could be used to hold stuff. I'll have to leverage that more!
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by opsdisk 6y ago
Did you purchase it individually? Do you recall what you paid for it? In the blog, I linked to a YouTube video that said they retailed for $300-400. I believe it, but would like to hear confirmation.
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by opsdisk 6y ago
I didn't search too long, but did not find using "dental tabs" to clean the key caps! Glad it worked out though, enjoyed reading your cherry restore.
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by opsdisk 6y ago
Someone pointed out that this site to me that sells replacement parts. I was looking at getting new flipper springs for the keys that don't always register. https://www.modelfkeyboards.com/product/flipperspring&#x
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by opsdisk 6y ago
I had a link to that same video in the post. It was great getting more of the background about them. Good luck with the restore!

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