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oherrala

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About oherrala

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/oherrala; my proof: https://keybase.io/oherrala/sigs/jwCbQ-ysKVC-hRiw5PV0GVKeUtwkfW98aio6ydd87_s ]

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    TL;DR A tarpit that detects network wide scans (e.g. nmap) and starts to slow down the scanning as much as possible by intercepting the scanning.

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    Greetings from SensorFu and thanks for a good question! Sending DNS query via broadcast is a hack to escape from isolated environments and it takes advantage of operating system IP…

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    > The author's minimal effort The minimal effort included hours of studying electrical engineering and radio technology at university including all the math and physics needed. Stu…

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    The issue was confirmed with two separate MagSafe chargers and three or four separate AC/DC chargers. The lab test in the post was done using laboratory DC power supply powering a …

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    Comment #37770046

    The device was ordered from Apple's website.

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    You can be using a device and it might not harm you personally, but it could harm anyone around you using these frequencies. This includes airplanes and ground control, and boats. …

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    RouterOS by default doesn't have container support. It's a separate package which has to be installed on the system. And it is still in testing / beta phase.

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    Comment #22307197

    I have been back-and-forth between Time Machine and switching to something else. I'm still using TM, but what alternatives do I have? Any recommendations?

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    Comment #21181109

    The software in question (called Beacon) is designed to call home. The binary has built-in cryptographic keys and it sends traffic encrypted. The receiving end, called Home, receiv…

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    Comment #19283621

    No, OpenBSD randomizes symbols on kernel and some libraries (for example libc). This randomization is done on boot. From https://www.openbsd.org/innovations.html : > Library order …