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Cloudflare sucks but I still use their free tier cdn.
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you should migrate op
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I mean, probably...
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The Fool posted:you should migrate op Unfortunately Cloudflare has an anti-migration stance.
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spankmeister posted:Unfortunately Cloudflare has an anti-migration stance. 
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spankmeister posted:Unfortunately Cloudflare has an anti-migration stance. lol
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spankmeister posted:Unfortunately Cloudflare has an anti-migration stance. 
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spankmeister posted:Unfortunately Cloudflare has an anti-migration stance. lmao
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spankmeister posted:Unfortunately Cloudflare has an anti-migration stance. Are you an apt because this is going to live in my head for the next six months
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some kinda jackal posted:Are you an apt because this is going to live in my head for the next six months 
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Krebs stepped in it re: Ubiquiti https://twitter.com/AlyssaM_InfoSec/status/1565002684645752834?s=20&t=jDCj7pnBdOBS0W6uIISo7w
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Interesting. I cross-posted to the home networking thread. I don't read it as religiously as I used to, but for a time there that "breach" was a big reason it turned a lot of people in that thread off from their products.
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krebs was garbage before then too ubiquity is also still garbage
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is there actually something he did, or is he "garbage" in the same way that anyone writing about a technical topic for a popular audience is gonna get experts mad at him? zookeepers hated steve irwin in 1997; in my experience experts very rarely actually like their those who popularize their field
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also post foodle
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I'll have to find some examples, but I remember more than one occasion of him being too quick to publish a scoop that turned out to be at least partially incorrect she gets nervous in the truck 
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Achmed Jones posted:is there actually something he did, or is he "garbage" in the same way that anyone writing about a technical topic for a popular audience is gonna get experts mad at him? zookeepers hated steve irwin in 1997; in my experience experts very rarely actually like their those who popularize their field There's more than just this instance, but he got in a beef with a security researcher where he doxxed the researcher and has reporting on things based on rumors rather than solid info that eventually came out to just that: Rumors. Krebs is not well likes in the infosec community et large.
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The Fool posted:she gets nervous in the truck oh my god this owns <3 (also: thank you for humoring my incessant need for puppypics)
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Achmed Jones posted:oh my god this owns <3 (also: thank you for humoring my incessant need for puppypics) your need for puppy pics? you are not alone here. puppy rules
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CommieGIR posted:There's more than just this instance, but he got in a beef with a security researcher where he doxxed the researcher and has reporting on things based on rumors rather than solid info that eventually came out to just that: Rumors. which is why most of his poo poo in the past 5 years is picking fights with carders and trying to get something interesting to talk about the good infosec news folks are the ones who quiet down when there's nothing to talk about, not triple down
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Internet Explorer posted:Interesting. I cross-posted to the home networking thread. I don't read it as religiously as I used to, but for a time there that "breach" was a big reason it turned a lot of people in that thread off from their products. Fellow goons, I come from the networking thread, volunteering my voice to share what knowledge is known in mutual exchange. Ubiquiti still poo poo, independent of Krebs. SwissArmyDruid posted:Still doesn't change that their products are more geared towards looking/being like Apple than usability. SwissArmyDruid fucked around with this message at 01:24 on Sep 1, 2022 |
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SwissArmyDruid posted:Fellow goons, I come from the networking thread, volunteering my voice to share what knowledge is known in mutual exchange. Ubiquiti still poo poo, independent of Krebs. I still like my Unifi Edgerouters and switches, so, eh. Take the good with the bad. Thank goodness I avoid their cloud stuff anyways.
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CommieGIR posted:I still like my Unifi Edgerouters and switches, so, eh. Take the good with the bad. Thank goodness I avoid their cloud stuff anyways.
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BlankSystemDaemon posted:You can still self-host the controller and keep it entirely isolated from the butt stuff. This is true, though the UDM (and the rest of the Dream line?) don’t allow you to use an outside controller. It’s all built in, and must be set up through the cloud. Once that’s done I think you can turn off cloud access to manage it locally, but I haven’t done that myself.
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smax posted:This is true, though the UDM (and the rest of the Dream line?) don’t allow you to use an outside controller. It’s all built in, and must be set up through the cloud. Once that’s done I think you can turn off cloud access to manage it locally, but I haven’t done that myself. I hate things that say basically "Don't worry you only have to feed your unencrypted wifi password through the cloud ONCE and then you can uninstall this sketchy as poo poo app from your phone." Oh great, thanks.
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I think newer releases let you do an entirely offline setup, though if you buy the device and it has an older firmware on then you need to flash the firmware on via SSH before the offline option becomes available. In any case, I've never been that impressed with Ubiquiti hardware outside their PtP radios, and I suspect the only reason they seem to be all over YouTube is because they have a good marketing department who can target the right people.
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Rescue Toaster posted:I hate things that say basically "Don't worry you only have to feed your unencrypted wifi password through the cloud ONCE and then you can uninstall this sketchy as poo poo app from your phone." Oh great, thanks. How do you get firmware updates for your devices? Unless you're supporting a relatively niche set if requirements, you're going to have to touch someone else's network or application at some point. Just because it uses" the cloud" for setup doesn't make it automatically bad. I do understand, though, how it makes it bad for some workloads.
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Ynglaur posted:How do you get firmware updates for your devices? Unless you're supporting a relatively niche set if requirements, you're going to have to touch someone else's network or application at some point. Just because it uses" the cloud" for setup doesn't make it automatically bad. I do understand, though, how it makes it bad for some workloads. Oh the main example I ran into recently was an internet-connected cat litter box, which I could have proxied/firewalled to only talk to one server. BUT of course it has to be 'provisioned' using an app, since there's no way to put the wifi password into it, so you have to install their app, re-type the wifi password into the app itself so it can send it over to the device via god knows what bluetooth protocol, etc..etc... I don't know what the right answer to all these things is, but it feels like a lot of IoT provisioning/setup stuff is often closing the barn door after the cow has escaped, no matter how much effort you are willing to put in to secure/restrict stuff, there's always that one 'well gently caress, I guess I hope nobody's listening' step, if you know what I mean. EDIT: I know, IoT litter box, but it's actually pretty drat amazing, functionally. Also for keeping track of cats that have some health problems. The only downside relevant to this thread would be it using a dynamic AWS domain to connect to, so it's difficult to restrict it with a simple firewall setup. Rescue Toaster fucked around with this message at 17:26 on Sep 1, 2022 |
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Rescue Toaster posted:an internet-connected cat litter box The Jetsons was a documentary
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Puppy pix? Here's my office mate:
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kensei posted:Puppy pix? Here's my office mate: Corgo spotted!
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kensei posted:Puppy pix? Here's my office mate:
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If you build a hierarchy of home networking/wifi gear by price vs. features, management, and security, unifi actually doesn't suck.
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BlankSystemDaemon posted:I'm gonna need you to pet the good dog. Same
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So for all of you that read this thread I want to give you some insider info. "All Mom and Pop pharmacies in the united states are the most unsecure pieces of poo poo that might exist today." The companies that support anyone who isn't CVS or Walgreens are solutions so poo poo and so insecure, that I can say with 100% confidence that if any of you have done business with any non-chain pharmacy that your information has been exfiltrated. I might go into the details of this one day, but understand that this isn't an exaggeration. Know and understand that any information you give them is considered public info.
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is it because it’s all running on server 2003?
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BlankSystemDaemon posted:I'm gonna need you to pet the good dog. He's very appreciative of ear scritches and I do it often!
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Tryzzub posted:is it because it’s all running on server 2003? That would be modern for most standards in these environments. Lets just say that everything involved is somehow frozen in the year of 1998. I mean everything.
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Sickening posted:That would be modern for most standards in these environments. Lets just say that everything involved is somehow frozen in the year of 1998. I mean everything. Do you think they have a pharmacy tech clean the mouse balls weekly?
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Zil posted:Do you think they have a pharmacy tech clean the mouse balls weekly? Did you know you can still buy zipdisks? Did you know people still loving use them? You joke, but in these places nothing has changed.
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