Collaborate Disseminate
An anonymous reader writes: Could you imagine discovering that your identity had been used to take out fraudulent loans and when you tried to resolve the issue by providing your state ID and Social Security card you were instead arrested, charged with … Continue reading Hospital Network Admin Used Fake Identity For 35 Years
Assuming a team maintaining multiple simple cloud web apps with associated secret key stores.
The control plane for the app needs to access secrets, and we don’t want to expose the secret store on the internet, thus we put both resources i… Continue reading Preserving network segmentation for cloud web app in a user friendly way
Thawing ice in the Arctic may open up new routes for internet cables that lie at the bottom of the ocean and carry most international data traffic. And more routes matter when underwater infrastructure is at risk of attack. From a report: Baltic Sea ga… Continue reading Shrinking Arctic Ice Redraws the Map For Internet Cable Connections
[Note: I have a Windows 10 system in an air-gapped network as the only computer on the network where it is the acting "server", as part of an RMF-compliant, DAAPM (link to PDF on dcsa.mil) defined "Multi User Standalone
(MUS… Continue reading Is Windows 10 ‘Backup and Restore’ sending my password in plaintext on unencryped link?
I’m looking for Rust libraries that can help me manage and redirect network traffic within a LAN environment.
What I want is to handle the redirection of intercepted HTTP traffic
use hyper::{Client, Request, Uri};
use hyper::rt::{self, Fut… Continue reading Rust library for network-related functions [closed]
If I want to store a global scoreboard for a game running locally on the user’s computer and I want to make sure that all the requests coming to the server are really generated by the game and not spoofed by the users, is there anything th… Continue reading Is it possible to send data from an open-source program but make it impossible for a user with source code to do the same?
I created a payload with metasploit and hacked my other computer.
But this only works within the local network, right?
I would like to know how hackers create payloads that work on targets outside the network? Even outside the city, the co… Continue reading Metasploit Payloads from outside the local network [duplicate]
I noticed that I seem to think of network services in three categories wrt the risk of exposing one to the internet (or a hostile network):
"Low risk" services are extensively hardened. If a bad guy gets access to one, nothing h… Continue reading Is there an established way to classify network services by risk level?
OS is Debian. Imagine I have my own apt repo set up inside a private network.
This repo is set up to provide a single package to other servers on this network.
I can easily create a signing key for my repo, but this scenario got me thinkin… Continue reading Is a MITM attack possible for my apt repo?
The motto of Sun Microsystems back in the day was “The Network Is The Computer” which might be kind of relevant when CPUs were slower and single-core affairs, but lately …read more Continue reading Accelerate your large builds locally with distcc