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by p932 4y ago
Briefly mentioned in the article is Erik Demaine ( http://erikdemaine.org/ ). You can find a lot of resources on his website among which lectures on the topic of Origami folding and algorithms. http://courses.csail
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by p932 4y ago
E-banking security. Configured a dedicated hardware laptop with default network policy outgoing to denied. Manually configured a very limited set of IPs for the banks sites used (no DNS server allowed, static resolution in /etc/ho
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by p932 6y ago
Worth to mention in the same area regarding authorization engine with APIs is OPA [1] which is relying on a Datalog inspired language: Rego. I agree with you that authorization is lacking a set of standards allowing interoperability. The on
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by p932 6y ago
Your quote seems to be describing what Microsoft observed from the attackers on the compromised machines with SolarWinds Orion not how the software was compromised in the first place. See detailed version: https://msrc-blog.micro
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by p932 6y ago
Is there any initiative in this direction towards applying this pattern on big dependency management tools (e.g maven, pip, npm)?
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by p932 6y ago
How this compares with https://github.com/theupdateframework/notary ?
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by p932 6y ago
How this pattern/toolset protect against supply chain compromises of the dependencies used to build the "Datadog Agent" itself?
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by p932 6y ago
Thanks for the links. Do you know how this toolset helps to mitigate/prevent what is called in the GitHub blogpost "Supply chain compromises". Quickly checked around and couldn't find anything that applies to the depend
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by p932 7y ago
Disclaimer would be welcomed that you are author at Kontena and working at the company selling this propriety tool.
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by p932 7y ago
Currently if you have only access to a namepsace on a shared Kubernetes cluster without cluster wide admin control you won't be able to: - Create cluster wide RBAC ClusterRole or ClusterRoleBinding - Create or get access to cluster-sco
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by p932 7y ago
Gardener project focus is orchestration of multiple Kubernetes clusters on IaaS cloud providers, whereas k3v focus on running a dedicated control plane over an existing Kubernetes cluster. Some overlaps but different project's goals.
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by p932 8y ago
Sorry about a bit off-topic and not directly answering your questions but your story resonated with my experience. Maybe it might help you or not :) I've had surgeries on both my eyes for retinal detachment before I was 22 years old (3
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by p932 9y ago
You should definitely get a proper plane ;). k
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by p932 9y ago
Apparently RedHat does: http://www.serverwatch.com/server-news/red-hat-growing-milli... https://investors.redhat.com/~/media/Files/R/Red-Hat-IR/docu...
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by p932 11y ago
Datahand are also an alternative to traditional keyboards: http://octopup.org/computer/datahand
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A $14 “ergo” keyboard from surplus parts(thecraftstudio.com)
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by p932 11y ago
Some bits of Fran Allen in Coders At Work book: http://www.codersatwork.com/fran-allen.html "We were making so much good progress on optimizations and transformations. We were getting rid of just one nice problem after