Weekly Update 342
Next time I post a poll about something as simple as “when is next Friday”, I don’t expect I’ll get as much interest. Of course “next time” will be whatever poll follows the last one, not the poll that falls after that
Author Archives: Troy Hunt
Seized Genesis Market Data is Now Searchable in Have I Been Pwned, Courtesy of the FBI and “Operation Cookie Monster”
A quick summary first before the details: This week, the FBI in cooperation with international law enforcement partners took down a notorious marketplace trading in stolen
Weekly Update 341
Most of this week’s video went on talking about the UniFi Dream Wall. What a unit! I mean it’s big, but then it wraps a lot of stuff up in the one device too. If you watch this and have thoughts on how I can integrate
Weekly Update 340
I’m excited about coming to Prague. One more country to check off the list, apparently a beautiful city and perhaps what I’m most stoked about, it’s the home of Prusa 3D. Writing this as I wrangle prints out of my trusty MK3S+, I’
To Infinity and Beyond, with Cloudflare Cache Reserve
What if I told you… that you could run a website from behind Cloudflare and only have 385 daily requests miss their cache and go through to the origin service?
No biggy, unless… that was out of a total of more than 166M requests in the same period:
Yep, we
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Weekly Update 337
Guns! You know, the things you kinda want to keep pretty well protected and out of the hands of nefarious parties, like the kinds of folks that following their data breach could match firearms to an individual at an address on a phone number of a gender and specific age.
Weekly Update 336
Hey, it’s double-Troy! I’m playing with the Insta360 Link cam, a gimbal-based model that can follow you around the room. It’s tiny and pretty awesome for what it is, I’m doing some back-to-back with that and my usual Sony a6400 this week.
Weekly Update 335
No cyber. It’s literally a “cyber-free” week, as least far as the term relates to security things. Instead, I’m unboxing an armful of Insta360 goodies and lamenting the state of IoT whilst putting even more IoT things into our massive garage renovation. I’
Weekly Update 334
Did I really need to get a connected BBQ? No more than I needed to connect most of the other things in the house which is to say “a bit useful but not entirely necessary”. But it’s a fascinating process when looked at through the lens
Pwned Passwords Adds NTLM Support to the Firehose
I think I’ve pretty much captured it all in the title of this post but as of about a day ago, Pwned Passwords now has full parity between the SHA-1 hashes that have been there since day 1 and NTLM hashes. We always had both as a downloadable
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