silverfox17

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by silverfox17 3y ago
'Arcane terminal commands'? These are standard basic terminal commands.
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by silverfox17 3y ago
It obviously depends. It's not a one size fits all answer.
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by silverfox17 3y ago
You can't really make an informed decision without knowing how much data they were moving. For it to be that expensive, you'd need to be moving a ludicrous amount of data, and you can always parse data down to the required fields
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by silverfox17 4y ago
Just because it's an old method doesn't mean it's a bad method.
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by silverfox17 4y ago
I believe they titled it that way on purpose.
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by silverfox17 4y ago
Windows needs sysadmins too, and Mac does as well. There are group policies and all sorts of other tools out there for managing Macs. Apple even has documentation on this. Someone who is running a newer Linux desktop distro is not going to
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by silverfox17 4y ago
They are, but a lot of people think they need a commercial kitchen to make a bagel now a days, because they've only worked in commercial kitchens.
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by silverfox17 4y ago
This seems a bit generalized. Yes, infrastructure as code/etc. are becoming more prevalent, but underneath there are still systems running. While a lot of jobs can abstract away these things, they are still there, and very real. If mor
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by silverfox17 4y ago
A newer Raspberry Pi can run most of the web fine, the $600 argument is laughably false.
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by silverfox17 4y ago
Did you ever update your root certificates after some of the LetsEncrypt certificates expired in September?
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by silverfox17 5y ago
Are you saying that developers should improve their security by monitoring their own commits?
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by silverfox17 5y ago
You can't think of any examples around you of organizations that have networks?
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by silverfox17 5y ago
Agreed, about 99% of admins I know would not be able to identify this error, and most likely most Hacker News reads. The last sentence on your post is very true.
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by silverfox17 5y ago
Running a server to do database, authentication, comments, etc. is relatively simple. If you're trying to do scaling or whatever, sure. But to do all of that on a single vanilla server is pretty trivial, especially if you're using
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by silverfox17 5y ago
CentOS wasn't "shut down"... it's still out there, just as CentOS Stream now. The changes for most users are minimal to not even noticeable.
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by silverfox17 5y ago
You're expecting the NSA to recommend BeyondCorp?
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by silverfox17 5y ago
Transferring files
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by silverfox17 5y ago
There is nothing in their terms of service or privacy policy that says personal information can't be used for an ongoing investigation.. just that it can't be used by "the Community". They even say that they collect pers
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by silverfox17 5y ago
What would be the advantage of using this over AppLocker or the built-in Windows tools?
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by silverfox17 5y ago
Just don't follow toxic sources, that's all he's advocating. If someone's sharing memes from a crazy political page, either block that page or remove the friend. People say social media like Facebook is toxic for the mos
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by silverfox17 6y ago
Probably blockchain
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by silverfox17 6y ago
Or pretty much any other person. I think a lot of people in HN forget that they are in a silo, and the majority of internet users don't add additional security features like containers to use their social media.
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by silverfox17 6y ago
It's not generally used to assess your own attack surface - it's mainly used to assess the attack surface of others using their search syntax. It's a Google of vulnerable systems.
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by silverfox17 6y ago
Pretty much every service by default discloses version numbers.
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by silverfox17 7y ago
In before "blockchain"
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by silverfox17 7y ago
Could you provide some insight on why you think blockchain would be applicable here?
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by silverfox17 7y ago
Absolutely not true at all. Various Linux distributions support MSAD integration out of the box.
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by silverfox17 7y ago
Kerberos is designed for untrusted networks.. and Azure AD is just AD hosted somewhere else. Same problems.
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by silverfox17 7y ago
This is pretty neat - just tried from two separate networks, got two separate results.
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by silverfox17 7y ago
My Roku TV does this - you type in a title, and it will show you what apps provides the movie, the prices for each, etc.

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