@Articuno I'd never heard of him before that article but after a bit of research it seems that both Above Top Secret and the guys on the David Icke forum have rejected him as being a little too fruity.
I don't necessarily want to migrate it. I'm asking if someone else here wants to put in the effort to turn it into a good question that's worth answering.
I'm trying to obtain the login and password of a CentOS server. A client is connected to the server via ssh and I have already obtained the data they share with Wireshark, but of course the data are encrypted, so I need to know how the CentOS' default configuration works. Is it of 64, 128 o more ...
"Load Impact has only been vulnerable to this bug for the past six months and since you have not logged on to your Load Impact account during this period, your account is safe."
@tylerl Yeah, that's pretty much it. Although we have four different certs from four different companies and when it comes time to renew this particular certificate I think it will be time to consolidate somewhere else.
I'm beginning to regret choosing a cut-price SSL reseller. I searched for "revoke" in their Knowledge base. I got back Fatal error: Class 'pagination' not found in /var/www/vhosts/sslhelpdesk.com/httpdocs/__swift/cache/90674b1a2f26615bd06ab00ceefcffd1.php on line 55
@Iszi That may be an inevitable consequence of experience. As you get more experience you skim over things you have seen before. The more experience you have, the more things you have seen before, the more things you skim over.
I think it was an ill considered joke, since they have just finished the 7-part post on how they really got hacked earlier and the server in question hasn't seen an update in four years.
@TildalWave I'm beginning to think it might have been one. I figured it wasn't because they posted it on April 2nd in Australia but the moderator comments suggest it was an April fools joke.
He has deleted his own website and has no backups. So he's going to pull all the images from his user's caches by sending them all 304 responses and grabbing the images from the browser using javascript. Because Jeff Atwood once did it.
Is it possible to force set HTTP 304 status for all images?
I wrote code below in my vhost, but now instead 404/304 status I get 500
<filesMatch "\.(ico|gif|jpg|png|jpeg)$">
Header set 304 "HTTP/1.0 304 Not Modified"
</filesMatch>
I have "Apache/2.2.16 (Debian)" version. Thanks for any help