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Comment #48956099
I once got a wildly inaccurate billing estimate shortly after I created my AWS account. I could not find a out which resources that would cost me so dearly, and saw no other option…
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Comment #48537197
I’m using Postgres for my DNS log service. I only store data for 90 days. To delete data, my strategy is to use partitions based on month. At the start of every month, I drop one p…
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Comment #48380602
I changed from Gmail to proton many years ago. The only pain point I have is the search. Understandable, the emails are encrypted and search has to be done on the client. That work…
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Comment #48380293
Same goes for logistics, which is an extension to your point: https://walton.uark.edu/clc/posts/when-supply-chain-is-the-b...
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Comment #47686036
Yesterday, I took a web application, downloaded the trial and asked AI to be a security researcher and find me high and critical severity bugs. Even vanilla models spew out POC for…
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Comment #47381025
I have a fully populated server with 2x7K62 and 16x64GB (3200 mhz) for my home lab. Do you know how to check if I am affected by this?
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Comment #46992858
«Document future incidents to build a case for AI contributor rights» Is it too late to pull the plug on this menace?
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Comment #46839410
I just read gnutella page on Wikipedia, no mention of bad actors
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Comment #46724908
I have the impression this is not the same. In the linked video, they talked about unauthenticated functions in BLE if I recall correctly…
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Comment #46689281
In related news, 10% of Meta ads are malicious, and they have Meta seems to have little incentive to stop it. https://www.reuters.com/investigations/meta-is-earning-fortu...
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Comment #46423650
Would it be be trivial to have a init container to do CA injection? Maybe though mutating admission controller? Then some CNI magic to redirect outbound traffic to do transparent p…
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Comment #46215142
One domain parking actor is responsible for nearly 10% of all issued ssl certificates. 185.53.178.99. This is just one of many bad actors.
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Comment #45924355
We soon will have to implement paradoxes in our infrastructure.
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Comment #45744433
I unsubscribed from Spotify for this very reason.
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Comment #45730234
Just because you cannot see how a vulnerability can be exploited does not mean that others can. As you describe, people seem to assume that the only way the config file ends up on …
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Comment #45633359
What’s the emulator he used when designing the firmware?
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Comment #45620105
It is strange how EVs are measured by how far they can go full charge when this is a metric I never have seen for fossile cars. It tells a story how inconvenient EVs or the chargin…
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Comment #45404877
You are actually more likely to buy a car just after you have bought a car than the 10 years you did not need to buy a car. Maybe not cars, but I’ve heard this argument for kitchen…
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Comment #45286094
Getting the rug pulled under you does not qualify as an experience you need. It happens, but should not be in the curriculum for kids. I am sure that being forced to spend time on …
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Comment #45199997
After thinking of it for a while, I do not think it is such a big issue. The threat actor was probably an adversary to existing huntress customers and the EDR probably reacted to h…
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Comment #45193923
Unrelated story; how politician gave us a look into their financial adventures. I am curious where the red line is. Any criminal activity or just behavior that the analysts find in…
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