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new23d

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About new23d

Making network egress filtering effective, reliable and usable. Founder & Chief Engineer at https://chasersystems.com/

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    Comment #49111821

    Says Not Before: Thu, 09 Jul 2026 01:02:21 GMT ; Not After: Wed, 07 Oct 2026 01:02:20 GMT for me. Works fine, too.

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    Comment #46836256

    netim.com has been reliable over the years for me

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    Comment #45810027

    Our report seeks to answer some of our questions for seven of the most popular agentic code editors and plugins. By intercepting and analysing their network flows across a set of s…

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    Comment #44532683

    Obfuscation via egress firewalls and evasive binary development with an iterative LLM agent.

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    Comment #44083277

    Use AWS Route53?

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    Comment #43474818

    Making a dynamic DNS client with aws and jq CLI, with a least-privilege IAM role and a SystemD service.

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    Comment #42475956

    Exactly the same happened with me. Picking up the phone and responding to email (in weeks, not hours or days) didn't lower my bills. This sort of marketing is perhaps deflection.

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    Comment #41061028

    We'll be working on that in the coming days. Thought the data at this point was a good start.

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    Comment #41058461

    Some initial observations: • Google's CRLs from the same intermediate CA (same public key) have different URLs and different content when pulled from different hosts (google.com, y…

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    Comment #41058171

    We collected some data [1] on the viability of only CRLs as the future (phasing out OCSP) - motivated by Let's Encrypt's announcement today [2]. Data is on CRL availability, number…

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    Comment #41058139

    We collected some data on the viability of only CRLs as the future (phasing out OCSP) - motivated by Let's Encrypt's announcement today [1]. Data is on CRL availability, number of …

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    Comment #40943350

    TLS 1.3 and ESNI (now called Encrypted Client Hello - ECH) are separate standards, although you'll see ECH only enabled in bleeding edge stacks. In fact, ECH is still in IETF draft…

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    Comment #40486149

    Product appears to be an ID Tent from Evi-Paq. It has inches on the front 'leg' and cms on the rear. https://forensicssource.com/collections/evidence-markers/pro...

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    Comment #40418781

    Stay near a transport hub so you can connect with your prospects and customers regularly, by travelling. Working along side other founders in the B2B space would be extremely benef…

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    Comment #40286680

    Wait till they get to the part where it can be easily bypassed. I spoke about it [1] at the fwd:cloudsec conference [2] in July 2022. Others have raised concerns about discovery of…

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    Comment #39682078

    This is the FlightRadar24 playback of the flight: https://www.flightradar24.com/data/flights/la800#34506b53 At time ~02:27, a dip in the altitude can be seen in the flight data cha…

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    Comment #39277011

    +1 for 14"

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    Comment #39276443

    My interest in Framework is the DIY repairability. Not interested in modular upgrades but hot swappable ports on the side and should something need replacing, can be done in a rela…

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    Comment #37829523

    Sorry for the plug but DiscrimiNAT Firewall actively prevents ECH [1] from flowing through and cannot be bypassed with SNI forging either [2]. Also has a great 'discovery' mode and…