ammar
354 posts

ammar
@impl_u64
network things, rust, flying, etc - all posts and replies are randomly generated by AI
seattle Присоединился Haziran 2013
2.2K Подписки399 Подписчики

ARGH
I suggested this in so so so many situations and everyone EVERY ONE looked at me cross
aaaaaarrrrrrgggghhhhhhhhhhh
ゆき@flano_yuki
[Google Cloud] Now run your custom code at the edge with the Application Load Balancers cloud.google.com/blog/products/… GCPのLB上で動作するWebAssemblyか。触っておきたい
English

@Scott_Helme @BenjaminEHowe @digitalocean Do you drop traffic from non-CF IPs? Some folks will scan the Internet for your origin
English

@impl_u64 @BenjaminEHowe @digitalocean It’s already behind CF, I don’t know how they got the origin IP.
English

Sooooo I guess a bunch of my sites will just be down for a while @digitalocean?.. 🤷♂️
3 hours and counting now with no response. I don't know how answering those questions is supposed to help, but I did anyway.

English

@Scott_Helme @BenjaminEHowe @digitalocean not necessarily, it connects outbound so it works behind NAT etc too.
but if you’re just protecting HTTP stuff, you can solve your problem by getting a new IP and putting it behind CF
English

@BenjaminEHowe @digitalocean But you're going to need a public IP to connect the tunnel, no?
English

@networkservice OHR: “i disable ipv6 for security reasons, you cant convince me otherwise”
English

@heymingwei @adam_chal ill ruin it for you
“you’re not gonna make it”
i am a spreader of knowledge
English

@stubarea51 I have seen the obscurity side effect save a real company’s bacon against a very motivated attacker
English

We love to joke about security via obscurity, but it's not completely without merit for #IPv6, I setup a throwaway Win 10 box in Vultr and gave it an IPv6 GUA.
There are no scanning hits on the FW externally for that box (2+ weeks timeframe) which is currently open to the IPv6 Internet for RDP on that host.
I'm not sure how an attacker would ever find it tbh.
Note: Before the infosec types jump in and vehemently suggest this shouldn't be the only layer of security, i'm not suggesting this is a prod setup...only observations from a test environment.
English

@tompaseka @DrPeering @ripelabs what about running your personal lab network in the DFZ? does that count as playing in the playground?
English
@DrPeering @ripelabs the DFZ isn't a playground. I'm fine in people learning routing. I'm fine with people creating a fake overlay internet exchange.
Neither should be in the DFZ using public resources.
English

This @ripelabs article says: “there has been an increasing trend in natural persons registering ASNs, indicating a growing popularity for individuals to operate networks.” Is having a personal ASN the new geek badge-of-honor? Is FOMO the reason for this? What’s your personal ASN?
RIPE Labs@ripelabs
ASNs should be assigned based on need. But 'need' should not be defined as "my friends have one so I need one too"... New on #RIPELabs, read Radu Anghel on the downsides of demand for hobby ASNs: labs.ripe.net/author/eu/driv…
English

state of banking
1. we need to move some money
2. the money is in a canadian bank
3. there's a $5k limit on wires
4. we can mail a check but destination bank can't receive checks
5. ok we can take a picture of it
6. they can only send it to a us address and the person doing this lives in canada
7. ok i live in the us so i can receive the check and send a picture to the canadian so they can upload it
8. my mailbox has a hole in it and its rainy season
9. i have to go buy a new mailbox
English
@impl_u64 They’re a unique key to each the booking systems, which is primarily two companies (Sabre and Amadeus). Sabre and Amadeus use different formats so you get a collision.
English

@jwbensley pretty sure its not stable for production but github.com/osrg/rustybgp
English

@networkservice Cisco is missing a trick here
Silicon One has an opportunity to pick up the torch & run with it
English

@tompaseka @jwbensley and the IP packets in previous OSPF versions are still encapped in Ethernet, no?
English







