@nealmcb Hacking the registrar would compromise DNSSEC for their clients...
@nealmcb Well, in fairness that was a bad article to link to... but in that particular case, it turned out the compromise was the registrar, so the records fed to the TLD were changed and would have been signed.
@nealmcb Very true, and I do think is a great thing. Convergence should be another layer on top of that for those who feel they need to confirm with others.
The exploit is based around a POST request with a variable prgetxr being set.
If it isn't set (and likely, in normal use of the site, it won't be) it it cycles through that IP hash-map mynetsxx and if it finds that the requesting IP is in the network that matches this (to understand "network" yo...
it can be - I think general consensus is that if we can provide learning that will be of use, then it is on topic. That q is quite localised, however your answer to it is very well laid out and informative
I am looking at different VPN protocol.
[1] L2TP does not provide encryption so require IPSec to encrypt the data
[2] IPSec tunnel provide encryption to the tunnel
What is the difference in terms of the packet that get sent through the link? Would the packets look similar? Thanks so much.
@RoryAlsop It'd be really nice to know the top few links for any given day... I have no clue where on Reddit or Slashdot we'd be mentioned except where I've stuck links myself.
I decided on my Shmoocon presentation proposal. I took the list of starred comments in chat and kept all the ones that I can make a slide on. It's kind of like the random thesis generator, but way more fun for me.
It seems that, according to FedEx, the shortest path from Memphis (Tennessee) to Québec City (Québec) goes through Calgary (Alberta). Google Maps challenges this assertion.
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There is an app which should help people see what sort of activity people have had - it isn't ready yet, II have asked the owner if he can update it.
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Carrying out a professional IT audit procedure
Also like this one. I can pen a good "high level goals, then low-level needs to match them" paper.
I am looking at different VPN protocol.
[1] L2TP does not provide encryption so require IPSec to encrypt the data
[2] IPSec tunnel provide encryption to the tunnel
What is the difference in terms of the packet that get sent through the link? Would the packets look similar? Thanks so much.
Yi Jiang has put together a nice site that use the Stack Overflow API to display information on the moderator candidates.
Click here to see all the information.
The information presented is:
The nominees election
Answers/Questions on the main site and it's meta
Up-vote/down-vote ratio
Average...
