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cjcampbell

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About cjcampbell

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/cjcampbell; my proof: https://keybase.io/cjcampbell/sigs/Qi6J1LHhGyg2-Sza_qCq9aWBzfjpiNEGhdOI-HigS0g ]

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    Comment #48411695

    I’ve also run into various capacity issues in each US region I have worked in. East US 2 has been least constrained for me, but I recall that I was still bouncing around between VM…

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    Comment #43914862

    I do the same.

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    Comment #43489975

    Definitely interested to kick the tires and compare to some of the other solutions out there. As others mentioned, you lose some benefits of an OIDC-integrated SSH CA, but that’s a…

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    Comment #43489815

    I’ve played a bit with this, but iirc, I ran into limitations with some of the clients that needed to be supported. But if all you need is OpenSSH, you should be set.

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    Comment #43419405

    One devious thing about this attack is that the phishing site doesn’t even need to impersonate the site it’s attacking. I have password based logins on hundreds of sites and it’s p…

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    Comment #43419342

    You don’t necessarily have to disable anything, but choose not to use the secondary device authentication flow. Let’s say that you rely on the passkey implementation in your passwo…

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    Comment #43419304

    Maybe “phishing passkey protected sessions …” or “phishing passkey protected accounts”. I also echo some of the other critiques, which are that passkeys are advertised as phishing …

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    Comment #43276513

    Don’t know where I first discovered it, but I have been using ipkitten for years when working with non-tech friends, family, and clients. It seems to help with the intimidation fil…

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    Comment #43275673

    The posture implementation is quite easy to work with. There’s a growing list of integrations, and you can also roll your own with the posture API. I’ve used Kolide so far and will…

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    Comment #43220926

    I have significantly more experience in AWS, but I've spent equal time building and securing infrastructure in Azure for at least two years now. While AWS is not without it's rough…

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    Comment #43150376

    The flag button sits right in the zone I swipe with my right thumb on mobile. Occasionally I notice and go unflag something. Clicking through this, I found several pages of posts I…

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    Comment #42861207

    I’m surprised that the author chose to configure a public OIDC client for this scenario. Part of the benefit of this pattern is that it’s possible to use a confidential client, sin…

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    Comment #41052966

    They all support OIDC, though in my experience, it’s moderately more clunky to deploy unless a “blessed” integration exists in the app store/directory. Okta provides the best exper…

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    Comment #41052886

    I love to see OIDC gaining traction, though I will say that for setting up any sort of custom workforce federation, the administrative experience for OIDC applications often feels …

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    Comment #41013784

    Apple deprecated kernel extensions with 10.15 in order to improve reliability and eventually added a requirement that end users must disable SIP in order to install kexts. Security…

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    Comment #40746012

    I work with a variety of small companies (5-25 FTEs) that are increasingly facing strict MFA requirements in order to maintain insurance. SSO isn’t an explicit requirement, but the…

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    Comment #39186798

    Windows 10 had the same behavior. MacOS has also done this by default for years now. I don’t say this to excuse the behavior. On the contrary, I’ve seen many a small business owner…

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    Comment #37872952

    Was that point meant to be reversed … favors the irrelevant over the unknown?

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    Comment #37841293

    I probably could have framed this more clearly. I don’t think my point really supports the lock-in argument. Google has been a big proponent of FIDO, having been an early adopter o…

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    Comment #37833738

    I'm surprised that they're moving forward with this already. As of last week, there were still enough rough edges on their implementation that I disabled it for my Workspace tenant…

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    Comment #37492215

    True if they are referring to the MagSafe cable. If referring to USB C to C, they’re mistaken. The charging cable for all MacBooks does support USB 2 data rates.

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    Comment #37183987

    In my experience, a large percentage of compliance officers believe that this is a non-negotiable requirement for HIPAA compliant web apps. My reading of the Security Rule is much …

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    Comment #37114520

    Depends on the password manager. 1Password will not autofill if the domain doesn’t match. It’s up to the user at that point to check the url before copy/pasting the code. My guess …

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    Comment #37114093

    The focus of the presentation is on using the forwarder to poison the recursive cache, but my take from a quick skim of the presentation is that plenty of damage could still be don…