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They're working on scanning IPv6 as well. They got in trouble a few years back after they were observed harvesting IPv6 addresses by running a public NTP server[1].

[1] https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2016/02/using...

So sort of like geohot

If you're interested in detecting these types of attacks, I wrote a printer honeypot during my Masters program.

https://github.com/sa7mon/miniprint

Should probably add a (2019) tag. This isn't exactly recent

It used to be that Kali would start a ton of services at boot and open those ports up to the LAN interface. Stuff like Postgresql that you probably don't want to expose any wider than localhost.

It also defaulted to running as a root user for everything, but they recently changed that.

There's nothing definitive that says they paid the ransom or obtained the decryption key from the attackers. Rumors on Twitter say that they're rebuilding services from backups and slowly getting things back online

If you own buckets personally or at work and want to scan them from an outsider's perspective, you can use S3Scanner [1]. Disclosure: I wrote it and there's a major re-write coming soon(tm).

[1] https://github.com/sa7mon/S3Scanner

MacStadium is very popular for this purpose.

https://www.macstadium.com/

I've used MailStore Home[1] for a few years and I really like it. It allows me to search across all of my mailboxes, even ones that have since been shutdown, for emails that I only remember a partial subject for.

[1]: https://www.mailstore.com/en/products/mailstore-home/

Getting the same error with Firefox 75 on MacOS 10.14.5

Yes, FreeBSD will be switching to ZoL - https://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/freebsd-fs/2018-December...

This article seems to address the problem of being a bad online meeting participant which I see as different than Zoom Fatigue.

"I will not be harassed in my own private domicile"

-- Jesse Pinkman

> Right now, the Flashpoint torrent is 241 gigabytes, downloadable to any Windows user for free

Or any other operating system...

There, that should stop them.

Just to be clear, if you do local backups to iTunes, you can encrypt those backups with a key you control

> "The Intel Management Engine (ME) is some kind of separate computer within all modern Intel processors (CPU)."

Maybe this was a translation to English, but it makes it seem like they're not sure what the Intel ME is.

Watching signal strengths is all well and good, but you need historical data to compare to. This is a viable option for a few sites (maybe near where you live), but not an option when you're on the go.

Yep, I'm using Hugo to generate a site hosted on S3/CloudFront. 8k hits this month and my bill so far is $0.04

I miss ThinApp for making portable apps

Any good open-source alternatives?

Yep, Home Assistant - https://www.home-assistant.io/

Finally exFAT will be supported out of the box!

I'm guessing they opted to use ui-mask instead of an HTML5 element so they could support older browsers?

People are really complaining about this, but honestly the features I get from the product absolutely justify paying $2/month. I'd probably pay $3-4 before it wouldn't become worth it for me

I ended up just aliasing "python" to Python3 and "python2" to Python2. Hasn't broken much yet in MacOS

No one tell Louis Rossman

Not sure if it was intentional, but unauthenticated users can see the email addresses of all non-anonymous commenters on a page. Specifically, a POST is made to "https://commento.io/api/comment/list"

Might want to hide those since this is supposed to be privacy-focused.

user: oskkejdjdkjd created: 9 days ago

> It’s another reflection of how the increasingly...

I see what you did there.