The Free Market does not exist. It has been shown that the big banks can do whatever they want and if they make bad decisions and take risks that end up costing them billions the government will come and bail them out.
I was looking for turnkey AuthN/AuthZ using OIDC for closed networks and self hosting, turnkey as in being able to drop a configured container in place and hit the ground running, and not being dex with keycloak.
you can also use your home router to do this if you run something like OPNSense (there is also pfsense but that uses a much older freebsd kernel that does not support newer NICs)
I think anything with iodine in it in a non dietary form should be avoided because your thyroid really likes grabbing onto iodine things and there is no telling if that could, for instance, cause hypothyroidism.
lets get on with it and get mini nuclear reactors in the form factor of connex containers going already! Or just more full sized nuclear power plants all around. It's the cleanest power that is useful at full scale loads that we have.
except every single manufacture is going down this road pretty much, they want to monetize all that data because more money equals more better, privacy be damned.
I have not read the featured article, but based solely on the headline I have this to contribute: check out Veilid. [Veilid](https://veilid.com) was featured at DEFCON 31, and has this to say on their index page:
" Veilid allows anyone to build a distributed, private app. Veilid gives users the privacy to opt out of data collection and online tracking. Veilid is being built with user experience, privacy, and safety as our top priorities. It is open source and available to everyone to use and build upon.
Veilid goes above and beyond existing privacy technologies and has the potential to completely change the way people use the Internet. Veilid has no profit motive, which puts us in a unique position to promote ideals without the compromise of capitalism."
> As for now, we haven’t found a way yet to include a logrotate configuration in the memory of the child before the coredump. Therefore, execution of commands is not possible without these strings in the memory.
Couldn't they just supply the logrotate config as the password (for su) which will be passed down for checking?
personally I use a script I developed a while ago for doing iptables directly, using awk to parse some txt files to apply the firewall config and then adding a script to execute the iptables script on boot:
0.0.0.0 is the address programs will listen on to be able to respond to any IP address assigned to the system.
When you are setting up a socket to listen for connections on a particular port you would specify 0.0.0.0 so then things can connect from anywhere like localhost or on any of the many possible IP addresses assigned to the machine, or you can specify a particular IP address and only be able to get traffic from that. For example if you wanted a program only reachable from the same machine you could listen on localhost (127.0.0.1) and then nothing external could directly connect to that particular service.
According to the change log, the guest to host escape vulnerability with the e1000 networking driver was not fixed, or at least it is not listed as being fixed. Is this correct that it is not fixed?