raides

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by raides 9y ago
There is less of a chance that the Colo or shell account you are using to run psybouncer will hand over anything to anyone before you wipe the machine than there would be directly connecting to a VPN service. I think this is addressed to av
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by raides 9y ago
I've made this argument several times. I'm a psybouncer sort of guy. #shellz It is super easy to get a 2 dollar a month shell account and run psybouncer with a list of hosts you can hide behind. At least then I can double proxy ch
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by raides 9y ago
I am confused. Wasn't this part of the statement in the Godfather with what happens at a fruit stand on the street?
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by raides 9y ago
It's weird how no one can adopt office365 and online Excel like they can with Google sheets.
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by raides 9y ago
Putting all our eggs in one basket? This has never gone bad for the security field, right?
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by raides 9y ago
Tony Stark already did this.
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by raides 9y ago
To the Aussie's credit the infrastructure and the regulations instilled on businesses there have always been Federally imposed. Since the mid-90s the government has imposed many regulations for control that has impeded much of the free
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by raides 9y ago
I am curious on the hardware build out used for the storage nodes. Some of the major issues I have seen with all the appliances out there for storage are the following: 1. Network throughput on the appliance is fast but for an Enterprise le
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by raides 9y ago
It would be great if they could keep their website up. I feel SecureCRT is worth the money, always have. However, another alternative http://smartty.sysprogs.com/
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by raides 9y ago
The Surface Book has had facial recognition for almost two years now and it is actually impressive. Short of a full latex mask that has padding to shape the wearer's face it is pretty impossible to break into it. We did tests with iPad
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by raides 9y ago
How is this different than work market and the radically less structured fiver or upwork? Are there guarantees I am missing to see?
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by raides 9y ago
I do not think I could have said it any better. Absolutely fabulous work to the developer. I am just not his userbase.
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by raides 9y ago
No it actually is not the whole point. Security is never convenient. If you do not have an active password rotation automated for all accounts, even shared, then you should be more worried about an employee reporting you to compliance offic
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by raides 14y ago
The excuse that the application grew faster than scalable is amateur hour. This entire article makes any true sys engineer cringe in their stomach. You are ~100 million dollar company and it seems like you drew your systems architecture wit