To anticipate and prevent
Well, we’ve had PHP2Shell, three important NGINX items, Plex2Shell, an eMudhra CA compromise, a GitLab vulnerability rated 10 out of 10, and LiteLLM infected by a credential stealer. And most of that was just today. It’s been quite the whirlwind for anyone working in security. Even if you’re not running PHP in production, there are…
At work, I’ve been spending more time on video calls with our Eastern European office. In order for it to be a reasonable time of day for the team, my calls are either very early in the morning or very late at night. To make sure that both sides get the most out of the…
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We’re continuing our hat-trick streak of weekly OpsCrash episodes. Episode #3 was recorded on Sunday May 22nd, but the posting got a little delay due to… slackers. We managed to finally limit ourselves to just 23 minutes of witty banter covering the latest in: nano wins at SSH, GitLab love fest, custom ASIC for fun…
We’re back with Episode #2 of OpsCrash. This week we had some great conversations about a variety of fun topics, including: Why you should definitely store your passwords in Git; The GitHub master race; Everyone always follows the RFC spec, so lets add more cache-controls; Using SPDY because its better than HTTP2; and lastly the…
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