leE Brotherston

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You'll probably find me over at BlueSky now:

https://bsky.app/profile/synackpse.bsky.social

GitHubhttps://github.com/LeeBrotherston
OpsHelm (work)https://www.opshelm.com/
BlueSkyhttps://bsky.app/profile/synackpse.bsky.social
Show threadleE BrotherstonFeb 13
@jalefkowit otherwise it’s just sparkling Dunning Kruger?
leE BrotherstonJan 25
dansupJan 23

Just open sourced the new https://MadeInCanada.social website, feel free to send pull requests to add new platforms, I am working on a new section for Canadian servers (like mstdn.ca, lemmy.ca, pixelfed.ca) and more!

https://codeberg.org/MadeInCanada/website

Made in Canada - Canadian Social Media Alternatives

Discover Canadian-made social media alternatives like Pixelfed and Loops. Privacy-focused, open-source platforms built by Canadians who prioritize community over profit.

Made in Canada.social
Show threadleE BrotherstonJan 22
@hrbrmstr I have been working on something that we might be able to use to detect (and handle accordingly) this sort of connection at the server side. Might be time to accelerate that into something more production ready.
leE BrotherstonJan 21

Fun Ticketmaster design flaw: if you change your email address, it locks out your current one before you’ve verified the new one.

So if you typo the address or something, you can’t verify it, and so cannot log in with either, switch back to the old address, or fix the typo in the new one. Win!

leE BrotherstonJan 20
Vulnerabilities in telnetd. Why wasn’t this released by gobbles as a post to bugtraq?!
Show threadleE BrotherstonJan 20
@accidentalciso may have done this when I'm the author of said tool in the past :P
leE BrotherstonJan 13
@krypt3ia "oh no"
Show threadleE BrotherstonAug 23, 2024
@foone but but but…. That’s where the printer goes!!!!
leE BrotherstonAug 16, 2024
@musing_sys @Emily I’ll happily ramble on :)
leE BrotherstonJun 25, 2024

So, federalreserve.gov doesn't even have it's cloudflare configured properly. So that's a good sign to start with :)

$ badflare -h federalreserve.gov
'federalreserve.gov' has IP(s) which are part of the Cloudflare network
Found "real" (non-Cloudflare) host: 63.71.14.191
Found "real" (non-Cloudflare) host: 132.200.132.69
Found "real" (non-Cloudflare) host: 132.200.132.70
Found "real" (non-Cloudflare) host: 132.200.132.75
Found "real" (non-Cloudflare) host: 132.200.132.76