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tompic823
3y ago
I wonder what impact this will have on Mozilla's OpenSSH configuration guide[0], which currently specifies `chacha20-poly1305@openssh.com` as its primary cipher. Should that be dropped to rely solely on AES ciphers? [0] https:/&#
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Advancing iMessage Security: iMessage Contact Key Verification
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I'm the CTO of a popular Secrets Management platform. It's fair to say that I personally have a lot of experience with secrets and requirements around them, based on conversations with customers. The primary missing feature here s
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Reliably Testing Race Conditions
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Reliably Testing Race Conditions
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4y ago
When this deal was originally announced, Adobe's stock took a ~10% hit. Now that the deal is getting blocked, their stock is again taking a hit? I certainly can't claim to understand the public markets.
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4y ago
You're exactly right about those two problems, and they actually go together quite well. If a user who previously had access to a secret suddenly has that access revoked, you should rotate that secret. Technically that's only real
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The Current Secrets Rotation Process Is Broken
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4y ago
Our process never includes ghosting anybody, even when we pass on a candidate, so something must have gone very wrong here. Could you email me at thomas@[company domain]? I'll look into this further.
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4y ago
At Doppler we have a strong culture of engineering excellence, thorough PR review, security, automation/CI, and helping each other succeed. We give engineers 30% time to work on things they think are important and are remote first (but
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What I Focused on in 2022
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How Doppler Automatically Rotates Secrets At Scale
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How we built our automated Secrets Rotation Engine
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Tim Cook, Sir Jony Ive, and Laurene Powell Jobs – Full Interview at Code 2022
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Co-founder/CTO of Doppler here. I'd agree that Doppler currently focuses very heavily on UX. We aim to fit into developer workflows, regardless of where devs run their code. This includes local development (macOS/Windows/
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This is another good read buried in the body of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29135559 .
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Structure of a Smartphone
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5y ago
Doppler solves this problem by storing your secrets in the cloud *hand wave*. In actuality, the Doppler CLI (a Go binary) fetches your secrets from Doppler's API and injects them as environment variables into your specified process. Th
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For Wars of the Future, Pentagon Looks to Distant Past: The B-52
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This solves a very real problem that some services like GitHub [0] have started to address. Auth tokens are being committed to public repos at an alarming rate. Detecting this and ideally preventing it as early as possible is key to avoidin
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Really interesting development in the section titled "Crash Monitoring?": > An interesting side effect of the new processing pipeline is that imagent is now able to detect when an incoming message caused a crash in BlastDoor (i
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I haven't gone as far as emailing support, but my single tweet asking if there would be a postmortem after a previous incident did not receive a reply. My other tweets to them, such as inquiring about a recent increase in spam, receive
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I'm a happy Fastmail customer, but the number of outages recently has been a little concerning. There has been at least one outage per month for the past several months. And what's worse is that I've never seen a postmortem p
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This is fantastic! I often workout specific muscle groups and cycle through different exercises to target each, so this tool very nicely aligns with that. The videos are a great touch to help me make sure I have proper form. And overall see
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Top-Selling Videogames of the Last 25 Years Show Mario and Call of Duty Rule
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We fully support GitHub Actions and have a native GitHub Action[0] that you can use to install our CLI. [0] https://github.com/marketplace/actions/install-doppler-cli
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Lots of really great questions in here! Starting at the top- The process demoed in the video is for user-based auth. Service tokens can be issued programmatically and provide read-only access to one config. You can pass these into your envi
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The local fallback file is updated each time new secrets are fetched. It is possible for your Doppler secrets to change between your last successful fetch and your next unsuccessful fetch, and in that scenario you wouldn't be operating
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We fully support using Doppler on bare metal servers, VMs, and just about any other cloud service via our CLI [0]. This would be identical to how you'd access your secrets locally when developing. You'd wrap your command with our
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Thanks for pointing this out, you're absolutely right. I'm linking to our Security page[0] and our security docs[1] below, but we'll definitely be updating our marketing site to place more of an emphasis on this. I hope the r
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