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Comment #47244227
On the dynamic linker bypass specifically, have you looked at fapolicyd [1]? It uses fanotify(7) and the top of the README is: > The restrictive policy was designed with these goal…
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Comment #46485055
Paying maintainers doesn't give Red Hat a magic oracle for "which commits matter for security". What you actually end up with is cherry-picking + backporting. Backporting is inhere…
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Comment #43509279
amazing because of the irony, yes?
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Comment #38893871
From my perspective a large factor contributing to its popularity is because of FastAPIs native integration. V2 has broken so much behavior, and the library is generally fragile an…
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Comment #38756131
I have the same worry (although I have no evidence, and haven’t done much research into finding evidence). I've slowly transitioned from FF to Chrome over the past year, for this r…
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Comment #38055873
This looks super useful. It is a bit convoluted to setup WG/PiHole/Unbound/foo and link them all together. But, it is not tedious enough that I’d ever put in the time to make a who…
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Comment #36150537
HAProxy
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Comment #32852536
The “closed door development” is a problem for their business. They don’t have that problem when they maintain it, free software aside.
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Comment #32368178
A very simple haproxy/envoy/nginx config will achieve this, no?
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Comment #30089647
You can encrypt them using something like https://github.com/FiloSottile/age and then just store them in git. When you need to access them, just run "age -d .." If you're paranoid …
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Comment #29643709
Vault X.509