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russjones

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    Teleport (YC S15) | Backend and Fullstack Engineers | US, Toronto, London, Remote OK | https://goteleport.com Do you enjoy building security and deployment tools for other engineer…

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    Teleport (YC S15) | Backend and Fullstack Engineers | US, Toronto, London, Remote OK | https://goteleport.com Do you enjoy building security and deployment tools for other engineer…

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    You only need a browser if you are using SSO. If you are using local accounts it's all done in the CLI.

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    Hi scarygliders, That's a good question and valid skepticism. The UI serves two purposes. The first is to manage your cluster. For example, you may want to change a users role (to …

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    We're trying to raise structured behavioral information about what is happening in a session to the cluster administrator. That means we don't just provide information about what's…

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    Thank you Abe! The kind comments are appreciated! So far we have gotten positive feedback. While this feature does not protect against root doing something malicious, it does allow…

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    Understandable confusion, I've seen it referred to both ways. We decided to go with BPF for this blog post since that appears to be the official abbreviation. From "BPF Performance…

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    Author of the post here, happy to answer any questions.

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    I ran an eBPF program called opensnoop [1] to capture what files were opened during login to a system and then re-launching bash. Looks like both are read during initial login but …

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    Maybe I did not provide the best example, but the point I was driving at is that the restrictions here are at the application level and not at the system level. If you take the app…

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    Ha, nope, didn't realize this until everyone started mentioning it in the comments.

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    Author here, happy to answer any questions about the post.

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    We had a security audit of Teleport performed by Cure53 with the release of Teleport 2.2 which we released publicly. You can view the report here: https://cure53.de/pentest-report_…

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    Hi walrus01, If exposing Teleport (or OpenSSH or any piece of software to be honest) to the internet is a significant concern, the solution I recommend is to put it behind spiped. …

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    Hi Operyl, Russell from Gravitational here. We've made improvements in resource utilization for Teleport 2.0 and hunting down any further resource utilization issues is definitely …

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    Hi nikolay, we don't have a CloudFormation template, but we do have a containerized version of Teleport that is fully configured with multiple clusters that you can use to test wit…

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    Hi atonse, Russell from Gravitational here. As far as configuring your VPC having the bastion (Proxy) as the only server with a public address is reasonable. One of the nice things…

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    Thanks, the DO's and DON'TS were heavily inspired by a talk given by Colin Percival called "Everything you need to know about cryptography in 1 hour". You can check it out here: ht…

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    I don't mind the criticism constructive or otherwise. I have already sketched out where to take part 2 and filled in some of the sections. That being said the 80/20 rule applies he…