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by opsdisk 6y ago
That is funny imagining the sheer noise! Luckily it's just me in the room with the keyboard.
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by opsdisk 6y ago
Great to hear you like yours! The different Ctrl key location and no super/windows key have been the most noticeable for me so far.
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by opsdisk 6y ago
Coincidentally, there was a HN post about it today: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25025035
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by opsdisk 6y ago
I just dropped a blog post covering how I restored one of the original Model F keyboards: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25029571
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Restoring a 37 Year-Old IBM F Mechanical Keyboard(blog.opsdisk.com)
145 points by opsdisk 6y ago|75 comments
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by opsdisk 6y ago
Article was perfect timing for me. The company I work at started one of these and I'm in the middle of trying to grow an idea/product. Great food for thought for long term strategy / positioning if it does go anywhere.
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Show HN: Pygumroad – A Python API Client to Interact with Gumroad's API(github.com)
4 points by opsdisk 6y ago|1 comments
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by opsdisk 6y ago
A very beta Python API client to interact with Gumroad's API for sweet automation workflows. Not all of the endpoints and HTTP verbs supported by the Gumroad API have been added yet.
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by opsdisk 6y ago
Good stuff, thanks for the link!
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by opsdisk 6y ago
It's refreshing to see the page focused on security and your approach/philosophy: https://abridge.io/security/ Did you proactively add that or have customers requested it?
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by opsdisk 6y ago
Yeah, realized that a few months later...must have unconsciously suppressed the nightmare of taking those tests. Didn't know renaming a repo was this straightforward in Github: https://help.github.com/en/github&#x2
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Show HN: Scantron – A distributed NMAP/masscan scanner(github.com)
5 points by opsdisk 6y ago|3 comments
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by opsdisk 6y ago
Scantron is a distributed nmap and masscan scanner comprised of two components. The first is a Master node that consists of a web front end used for scheduling scans and storing nmap/masscan scan targets and results. The second compone
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Show HN: SSH tunneling course for devs, sys admins, and infosec professionals
4 points by opsdisk 6y ago|0 comments
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by opsdisk 6y ago
> It puts the onus on the employee, rather than the Security team to stop phishing attacks Hits the nail on the head right there. Phishing simulation training (both externally paid and internal) is a way for organizations to say they ar
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Show HN: Master SSH tunneling in an interactive lab
13 points by opsdisk 6y ago|0 comments
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by opsdisk 6y ago
"Rackspace is setting aside $10M in free OpenStack Public Cloud hosting resources over the next 6 months for organizations participating in COVID-19 relief efforts" https://www.rackspace.com/lp/covid-19
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by opsdisk 7y ago
Definitely been meaning to test out Amazon's V2 metadata service. I presented some research last year on misconfigured reverse proxies [0] that allowed access to the metadata URL within AWS, Azure, and Digital Ocean. Not sure if a ha
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by opsdisk 7y ago
Thanks for sharing this...love seeing creative uses of SSH tunneling! It's so simple, but powerful too. Going to dig into the article some more later. If anyone is interested, I wrote a whole book on SSH tunneling and port redirecti
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by opsdisk 7y ago
Great to hear...hope it helps!
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by opsdisk 7y ago
As stated in the original post, it was only valid for 2 days through May 19. If you're a student, you can still get it for free. Just checkout the website for details https://cph.opsdisk.com
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by opsdisk 7y ago
As stated in the original post, it was only valid for 2 days through May 19. If you're a student, you can still get it for free. Just checkout the website for details https://cph.opsdisk.com
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by opsdisk 7y ago
Nice catch, thank you wdroz!
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by opsdisk 7y ago
In my experience, if you're going into security, it's good to have a solid foundation in either networking (routers, firewalls, switches), system administration, or software development. In your case, being a software engineer al
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by opsdisk 7y ago
Cool, thanks for the recommendation.
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by opsdisk 7y ago
Was it not showing $0 for you pests? Just want to make sure I'm not hitting some threshold with Gumroad...coming up on 2000 copies requested!
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by opsdisk 7y ago
Haven't had too many requests for that yet. Do you have any recommendations for creating an epub file? The book was written in LaTeX with VS Code. I worry that a lot of the command line stuff and images wouldn't look good on a
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by opsdisk 7y ago
If you want it today, it's $0 if you go here: https://gumroad.com/l/the_cyber_plumbers_handbook/hackernews... I'm still trying to find a fair price for it, not ready to bring it down to single digits ju
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by opsdisk 7y ago
Thanks for the detailed feedback. That is a good idea I'll incorporate in the next version. Even some of the basic SSH server hardening goes a long way. I'd love to offer an actual lab for folks so they don't need to spin
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by opsdisk 7y ago
Yeah, there was a major bug with portfwd last Fall. Last time I checked a few months ago, it was working in Metasploit 5.

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