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https://watchmy.cloud/ - a smoke detector for your AWS bill Remember the joke that there are two types of people: those who do backups, and those who will? I think it's the same with AWS billing alerts. I was looking for a real pain point to solve. After scraping Reddit, I realized many people struggle with the exact same thing that happened to me: I launched a big AWS EC2 instance alongside AWS Bedrock, played with…
The most compelling use case has been surfacing in a collaborative review env. We've had installs using it to consolidate the fix-it feedback rather than decipher screenshots from Slack or tickets from Linear. They're using our product as an instant DevOps stand-in, hosting branch-based review environments and allowing in stakeholders to comment directly or even propose a simple fix (copy, color, etc. - things that shouldn't need a ticket).
I'm wondering if this is just a use case for smaller teams w/o dedicated DevOps or more valuable for review in general. Anyhow, try it if you have time or interest: review.somethingelse.ai - it's been fun to build and we're thinking this may be the right area to spend more of our development time.
Steady 40-45% open rates (probably normal for such a small and growing newsletter), click rates at 7-8%.
Latest issues just sent today: https://eomail4.com/web-version?p=d152ed72-85da-11f1-b364-7d...
Skewrun -> a tool that solves the Kerberos KRB_AP_ERR_SKEW (Clock Skew Too Great) error, allowing you to run tools like Impacket or NetExec from a Linux attack machine whose clock is heavily desynchronized from the target Windows domain, without requiring root privileges to change the system time. (https://github.com/JVBotelho/skewrun)
GhostHound -> an Bloodhound opengraph lib that deals with Tombstone reanimation as a BloodHound attack path, enumerating CN=Deleted Objects and who can restore them (https://github.com/JVBotelho/ghosthound), this one even landed in Bloodhound's documentation as community lib