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Splunk Enterprise deployment servers allow client publishing of forwarder bundle(splunk.com)
1 points by pinjiz 4y ago|0 comments
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by pinjiz 6y ago
Yes, that is correct! It makes sense to use ECDSA for leaf certificates, because the TLS server can then handle more clients compared to a RSA based certificate of the same strength (the private key operation is much cheaper with ECDSA and
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by pinjiz 6y ago
I just got it by chance, there seems to be a XSS vulnerability and some way to post things. Didn't expect so many alert windows to appear and not sure what else it was doing.
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Microsoft update for Office 365 makes Bing default search engine in Chrome(docs.microsoft.com)
12 points by pinjiz 7y ago|2 comments
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by pinjiz 7y ago
The key to get high delivery rates to GMail and Office 365 is to setup DMARC. When you have a proper DMARC configuration (and at least SPF) your delivery problems will suddenly go away. Hosting your own mail server is not rocket science, bu
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by pinjiz 7y ago
> 429 Too Many Requests Mozilla's discourse forum is now offline :)
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by pinjiz 7y ago
OCSP stapling together with OCSP Must Staple is the way to go here. All major browsers support these. Firefox still does normal OCSP requests, Chromes does not. So if you are a Chrome user, to my understanding, there is now way to know if t
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by pinjiz 7y ago
This is not true. In Let's Encrypt/ACME for example, you can simply obtain authorizations for all the domains a certificate is valid for and request revocation [1]. The only thing you still need to revoke the certificate, is the c
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by pinjiz 7y ago
Password managers like LastPass and 1Password have a significant advantage over offline database tools like KeePass: You can easily share individual passwords with your co-workers in a somewhat secure way. KeePass for instance lacks the abi
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Critical Exim Security Vulnerability(lists.exim.org)
2 points by pinjiz 9y ago|0 comments
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Running parallel processes in subshells(tldp.org)
2 points by pinjiz 9y ago|0 comments
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by pinjiz 9y ago
In Germany, only Deutsche Telekom (and resellers such as Congstar) supports IPv6 on mobile (for both prepaid and postpaid). And it works great, even when tethering. Since you're from the UK, I suppose you are a Vodafone customer and th
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by pinjiz 11y ago
> The mobile phone with the number +49 174 276 6483 On display in a vitrine in the exhibition Global Control and Censorship at ZKM | Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe, October 4, 2015 – May 1, 2016 > It's turned on and connecte
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Belgian privacy commission is threatening Facebook with fine of €250,000 a day(theguardian.com)
2 points by pinjiz 11y ago|0 comments
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by pinjiz 11y ago
In Germany, you need a permit from the authorities (in this case: Regierungspräsidium Freiburg, cost: 30€) and you have to register a weather ballon launch at the German flight control (Deutsche Flugsicherung, cost: free).
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by pinjiz 11y ago
Author here, the payload hung about 20 meters ( ~60 feet) above ground, we tried to climb up those trees but couldn't make it up to more than 5 meters. We also lent a ladder, but realized that even a 15 meter ladder is not enough to re
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Launching a weather balloon, a camera and a Raspberry Pi to the stratosphere(blog.pinterjann.is)
86 points by pinjiz 11y ago|35 comments
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by pinjiz 11y ago
Help testing the final images: https://wiki.debian.org/Teams/DebianCD/ReleaseTesting/Jessie
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by pinjiz 11y ago
Why was this comment downvoted? The NSA has built custom hardware to crack 1024 bit DH in a few days[1], so the site owner really should regenerate the DH parameters and use 2048 bits. It would also be nice to disable 3DES ciphers and only
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by pinjiz 11y ago
This site uses insecure 1024 bit Diffie-Hellman parameters for Diffie-Hellman key exchange! Please fix!
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by pinjiz 12y ago
Just donated 50€, hopefully the goal of 120.000€ will be exceeded!
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FOSDEM 2015 – Live streams(live.fosdem.org)
8 points by pinjiz 12y ago|0 comments
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Shariff – Give Social Media Buttons Some Privacy(github.com)
5 points by pinjiz 12y ago|0 comments