dissapointed
I had expected a cURL command line with a title like that
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"Boeing and NASA have opted not to put the Starliner through a SpaceX-style abort demonstration. Handy, because the beleaguered aviation giant's rockets are very much a single-use affair."
Does that matter, given that the rocket is lost during the test anyway?
(well yes, SpaceX had a used rocket, but still, rocket lost is rocket lost)
(yay for the fitting icon)
Jason seems to be overly cautious, I've been running it on my Ubiquity ER-X and Android phone and this thing rocks. In terms of speed and stability, it leaves OpenVPN and the likes far behind.
What stands out most: enabling it doesn't involve any connection at all, zero battery drain. But when it notices you try to reach the configured network, it will pack your packets and send them off.
Since both Linus and Greg are a big fan of WireGuard, chances that it gets merged are the full 100%
Yes, MS is upping the marketing effort...
They are also doing a Wordperfect tactic here, with some bizarre deal that gives all kids of all the schools in my city(*) an Office365 account, all homework and communication is done on it so no escape for the brainwashing of the kids.
Only years before we had managed to move the school of my kids to linux, everybody happy, and then this move came in from above.
Curse lobbying...
(*) Gent, Belgium
If you expose its WWW side to the net...
The hole was in their Photo Station app, which has a web interface. That's where they got in.
The malware was a bitcoin miner (AFAIK, maybe there were others?), and they have a malware remover app that they update whenever they know about nasties targeting their NAS models.
Since there is some IoT stuff I want to use but don't trust, I use three rules when connecting them up:
1) separate VLAN: they all go on a wifi that uses a separate VLAN, and the firewall allows access from my main network to the VLAN but not the other way around.
2) whitelisting: access from the network to the internet is blocked by default, only whitelisted devices are allowed. Guess what, none of the IoT are on it (in fact the VLAN is just blocked anyway)
3) reverse proxy: for stuff I do want to access for convenience, I set up a reverse proxy on the webserver.
I pity the poor consumer who has no network knowledge and buys some internet connected crap....