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8 days agoJED checking in from out wherever Voyager is at the moment (sorry about the lag)
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5·10 days agoWow, this is great – thanks!
I admit to having a back of mind feeling like I should be using PGP all this time (since Slackers was released) and now I can finally move on, and ignore this particular antique tool.
3·17 days agothink hes saying ice notices a civilain ta ICE is a civilian org, just like the police. They’d have much clearer more restrictions otherwise.
National guard, for instance, is actual military, and has a LOT of rules for deployment.
3·21 days agoI don’t get it. How do you program an image in Java? Or, since it’s technically possible to program an image in Java, I guess, why??
eta: that’s a pretty picture, gj!
21·23 days ago… doesn’t this just mean someone wrote a shit ton of code so you don’t have to?
2·29 days agoThat’s handy – thanks!
I love this! Super fun!
I so want to see how you depict Yggdrassyl, though, the very first and only distro released by Linus himself
Well, the good news is that I at least think I’m doing all the right things.
I’ll spin up a new VM tomorrow and start from scratch.
It’s literally just a VM hosting Apache and nothing else.
I mean, it could be… I’ll try it with a 128 char base 52 name and see what happens
Yes, exactly. Super weird, shouldn’t happen. I wonder if I have a compromised box somewhere…
The random name is not in the public log. Someone else suggested that earlier. I checked CRT.sh and while my primary domain is there, the random one isn’t.
Previous experiments, yes, I sent a request. The random one, no.
As expected, it doesn’t show up. I had a couple of other subdomains configured before I switched to wildcard, but nothing matches the random one
Will do!
Shows up by name in the apache other_hosts…log, so yes
Nope, but that’s a good suggestion. I set this one up brand new for the experiment.
Mostly from AWS or the like, with occasional Chinese and Russian origins.
The scans look like requests to various WordPress endpoints, JavaScript files associated with known vulnerabilities etc
Even with a wildcard cert?
I don’t know what your news filter is like, but these guys are far from comical. Yes, the first wave to arrive were a bunch of tubby Texans, but now they’re going door to door in gangs of 'roided-up wannabe Rambos with full tactical gear and long guns, busting down doors and storming in like it’s Iraq.