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Great, now I'm going to try learning to program in NASM. Definitely a great article!

Very good article! Thanks!!

I like this article. It was very well laid out. I've already added a new card to my Trello board for taking a look at implementing "yield" in our software application.

I wish they had a good system for setting up and managing user roles.

Nice, cito.js shows really nice performance.

I would think so too. The mentioned strategies seem sociopathic.

Wow, this is a great article!

Yeah, I found this pretty cool as well. Plus from inside the iframe you can keep navigating to the Learn tutorial page over and over again inside laptops and create a cool snake like laptop, lol.

Let's see, there are about 40 employees where I work and I'm the only developer and engineer, so that is 2.5%.

I wonder if this is situationally dependent?

Seems to be working through my Charter ISP, but not my work's AT&T ISP still.

Thanks david! I did a tracert on their IP of 213.206.98.165 and I get out of our AT&T firewall, we get to something that is telia.net, then to atom86.net, then we get to 213.133.37.246 and then it times out.

Looks like their IP block is in the Netherlands when I check whois w/ ripe.net (https://apps.db.ripe.net/search/query.html).

The ip block for dot.tk is 213.206.98.160 - 213.206.98.175.

When I check the IP of where the tracert stops at IS Core Network in the Netherlands.

Maybe there is a certain router that is down in which I can't hop to.

Looks like (IS Core Network in the Netherlands) is cloud hosting.

I tweeted the cloud hosting company with the issue and info.

IsItUp is now showing www.dot.tk (54.230.206.33) and dot.tk both as being up. I still can't get to it yet.

Looks like a lot traffic over there: http://www.akamai.com/html/technology/dataviz1.html, but couldn't really see anything causing my issue yet.

Verified that someone else out there on Twitter has the same issue. Yeah, I'm not crazy! :P

And this is just cool: http://cybermap.kaspersky.com/

Ok, I can get to it from a proxy location of the Netherlands, but not from the US or Germany.

So now isitup.org shows dot.tk up at an ip of 213.206.98.165. It shows www.dot.tk as being down.

Nice, lol

I tried this and it didn't work on my Ubuntu machine, it echoed "stuff". env X="() { :;} ; echo busted" /bin/sh -c "echo stuff"

But then I tried this command and it echoed "vulnerable". env var='() { ignore this;}; echo vulnerable' bash -c /bin/true

So this looks like it will be pretty neat. I have it compiled and running. It seems to be mostly working. I did run into some issues.

Like for instance, in the bundle.js file there is a line of code that has this "$window.location.origin + '/config.json'"

the window.location.origin is not supported in IE. You may want to add something like this to your javascript for IE support:

if (!window.location.origin) { window.location.origin = window.location.protocol + "//" + window.location.hostname + (window.location.port ? ':' + window.location.port: ''); }

Also, when I try to add an IP to ban, I am getting an error "Unable to get property 'indexOf' of undefined or null reference".

After looking at it, it looks like I'm getting an empty IPList from the fail2rest api.

So the code dies here "activeJail.data.IPList.indexOf(ipAddress) === -1" since the IPList is null. Maybe I have something misconfigured for the fail2rest, but I'm am not currently sure yet.

Also, the adding and deleting of regexes does work fine! :)

UPDATE: Looks like my updates are not working, but the reading of the config file is working. I'm thinking it might be something with my fail2rest...

Also don't forget to update SSL with any applications running on the server. OpenVPN for instance uses it's own SSL libraries that need updating libcrypto.so.1.0.0.1 and libssl.so.1.0.0.1. Make sure you update your certificates everywhere too.

You lose your life in the consumption of programming knowledge and development

This is always a good one: https://www.mybalsamiq.com/

I've had a pending payment transaction to a couple places for about a week now. :( Still waiting....

I'm using fail2ban on one of our linux servers. I have a bunch of fail2ban reports that I can run that lists all ips being blocked, how they were blocked, etc. A lot of times if we get multiple ips being blocked from china (and elsewhere) on the same subnet, I'll just block the entire subnet.