How would multifactor solve this? It only solves mass password sprays.
Loads of people think 2FA solves more than just mass password spraying. How the hell did we get here?
Surely subtitles would be an awesome signature to use?
Also check out https://cestlaz.github.io/stories/emacs/
Unless you audit the entire codebase prior to a manual build, from a machine you know hasnt been compromised with a key you know hasnt leaked, how is a manual build different to CI/CD securitywise?
What does a key rotation solve? Either your build server is compromised or it's not.
This is called two factor auth. SMS is not considered a secure method of transport (mostly due to porting). It only solves opportunistic password compromise via password dumps.
I wasn't aware that people hated it. I very rarely struggle through it (learning curve related, probably) but the objective behavior is something I wish Linux tools would move towards.
It's kinda nuts how far the unixy idea of "just streams of text" has gotten us. As much as I agree that the tooling is, object-based tools would be much nicer. for i in `ls`; do echo $i.size; done; versus ls -la | awk…
I was able to workaround the issue in Firefox by overriding the GTK theme ( https://askubuntu.com/questions/8336/how-can-one-make-firefo... ) and then applying a Firefox-level dark theme. In my experience, Chrome…
I worked with Powerbuilder for a year around 2012 as a junior. I have pretty fond memories of a completely broken workflow UI/UX. The project I was working on was an in-development replacement for a COTS COBOL…
How would multifactor solve this? It only solves mass password sprays.
Loads of people think 2FA solves more than just mass password spraying. How the hell did we get here?
Surely subtitles would be an awesome signature to use?
Also check out https://cestlaz.github.io/stories/emacs/
Unless you audit the entire codebase prior to a manual build, from a machine you know hasnt been compromised with a key you know hasnt leaked, how is a manual build different to CI/CD securitywise?
What does a key rotation solve? Either your build server is compromised or it's not.
This is called two factor auth. SMS is not considered a secure method of transport (mostly due to porting). It only solves opportunistic password compromise via password dumps.
I wasn't aware that people hated it. I very rarely struggle through it (learning curve related, probably) but the objective behavior is something I wish Linux tools would move towards.
It's kinda nuts how far the unixy idea of "just streams of text" has gotten us. As much as I agree that the tooling is, object-based tools would be much nicer. for i in `ls`; do echo $i.size; done; versus ls -la | awk…
I was able to workaround the issue in Firefox by overriding the GTK theme ( https://askubuntu.com/questions/8336/how-can-one-make-firefo... ) and then applying a Firefox-level dark theme. In my experience, Chrome…
I worked with Powerbuilder for a year around 2012 as a junior. I have pretty fond memories of a completely broken workflow UI/UX. The project I was working on was an in-development replacement for a COTS COBOL…