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by thinkst 2y ago
We've got several product features that have been driven by our offensive security background... thanks for the prod, we'll blog it.
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by thinkst 2y ago
Product builders can learn loads from malware in terms of deployment and operational ease. Malware needs to operate without any assistance in unknown environments. Nobody is allowing outbound comms deliberately for malware, so tunnel method
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Unfashionably secure: why we use isolated VMs(blog.thinkst.com)
3 points by thinkst 2y ago|0 comments
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by thinkst 2y ago
The updates in universe are definitely best effort. We were paying for Ubuntu Pro through an AWS subscription on 2k EC2 instances, and could not get Canonical to update a package with a CVSS 7.8 in the 18.04 LTS. We've moved off Ubuntu
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by thinkst 5y ago
Thinkst Canary | Frontend Engineer | REMOTE or Cape Town / Johannesburg, South Africa | https://canary.tools Thinkst Canary is a unique honeypot system deployed across networks you frequently use, with customers including a
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by thinkst 5y ago
Thinkst Canary | Full Stack Software Engineer, Frontend Engineer | REMOTE or Cape Town / Johannesburg, South Africa | https://canary.tools Thinkst Canary is a unique honeypot system deployed across networks you frequently u
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by thinkst 8y ago
Thinkst | Cape Town, South Africa | Frontend developer | ONSITE We make Canary ( http://canary.tools ), the best-loved honeypot solution around. We focus on simplicity, reliability and making a product our customers take with them
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We took our security product to the RSA Expo floor and documented our journey(blog.thinkst.com)
2 points by thinkst 8y ago|0 comments
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Disrupting AWS S3 Logging(blog.thinkst.com)
10 points by thinkst 9y ago|0 comments