oleorun
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oleorun@real.lemmy.fanto Risa@startrek.website•Move over Spidey, new template just droppedEnglish5·2 years agoNeeds Paris Hilton lol
oleorun@real.lemmy.fanto Risa@startrek.website•That's everyday lately but Trek makes it betterEnglish6·2 years agoPluto TV has two channels of Trek running at a time. That’s been my go-to for quick Trek fixes.
oleorun@real.lemmy.fantohomelab@lemmy.ml•How do you organize your firewall rules?English2·2 years agoMy man, that ruleset looks beautiful.
oleorun@real.lemmy.fantohomelab@lemmy.ml•How do you organize your firewall rules?English3·2 years agoCreate service groups and host groups, then assign the appropriate host groups the proper service(s).
So if you have a web server only, it gets the webserver host group containing http and https tcp ports.
But if you have an application that uses web ports plus another port, just add the appropriate service group.
Essentially, think additive permissions: start restrictive, then add ports/service groups as necessary.
I hope that makes sense.
oleorun@real.lemmy.fanto Risa@startrek.website•If I made more than one of these, they would be Chicken TendisEnglish26·2 years agoAnd Mariner sauce for dipping.
oleorun@real.lemmy.fanto Programming@programming.dev•OP finds vulnerability where a forum sends you your password in plaintext over email and everyone misses the forest for the treesEnglish3·2 years agoIn my experience it’s always a tokenized link, no clear text required.
oleorun@real.lemmy.fanto Programming@programming.dev•OP finds vulnerability where a forum sends you your password in plaintext over email and everyone misses the forest for the treesEnglish372·2 years agoI’m delighted you get the reference!
oleorun@real.lemmy.fanto Programming@programming.dev•OP finds vulnerability where a forum sends you your password in plaintext over email and everyone misses the forest for the treesEnglish976·2 years agoJust wow, yeah. Nothing should ever send you a password in cleartext - once that’s been done, a MITM attack’s success rate just went to 100%.
It’s painless to use password resets if the person forgot the password. Never, ever should a password be in cleartext.
hunter2
But also, don’t put up with untoward shit or put yourself in a position of personal vulnerability. Be Picard, but be Worf, too.