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I think this all + additional information which will be provided for free is something that every #cybersecurity #infosec #DevSecops #devops #CVE #linux #python expert needs including #journalists #bugbountytips #syadmin needs. More detailed info, free https://www.valtersit.com
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I think this all + additional information which will be provided for free is something that every #cybersecurity #infosec #DevSecops #devops #CVE #linux #python expert needs including #journalists #bugbountytips #syadmin needs. More detailed info, free https://www.valtersit.com
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I think this all + additional information which will be provided for free is something that every #cybersecurity #infosec #DevSecops #devops #CVE #linux #python expert needs including #journalists #bugbountytips #syadmin needs. More detailed info, free https://www.valtersit.com
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I think this all + additional information which will be provided for free is something that every #cybersecurity #infosec #DevSecops #devops #CVE #linux #python expert needs including #journalists #bugbountytips #syadmin needs. More detailed info, free https://www.valtersit.com
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I think this all + additional information which will be provided for free is something that every #cybersecurity #infosec #DevSecops #devops #CVE #linux #python expert needs including #journalists #bugbountytips #syadmin needs. More detailed info, free https://www.valtersit.com
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It is my opinion as a #syadmin that a small business is safer having physical security keys that are simply always left in (non-customer-facing) computers but require a user to touch them for logins than by having passkeys.
I've had to deal with a few situations where a user registered a service with their personal mobile device or SSO account and the company never noticed until they moved on.
It seems to me that most of the discussions on passkeys ignore corporate use. -
It is my opinion as a #syadmin that a small business is safer having physical security keys that are simply always left in (non-customer-facing) computers but require a user to touch them for logins than by having passkeys.
I've had to deal with a few situations where a user registered a service with their personal mobile device or SSO account and the company never noticed until they moved on.
It seems to me that most of the discussions on passkeys ignore corporate use. -
It is my opinion as a #syadmin that a small business is safer having physical security keys that are simply always left in (non-customer-facing) computers but require a user to touch them for logins than by having passkeys.
I've had to deal with a few situations where a user registered a service with their personal mobile device or SSO account and the company never noticed until they moved on.
It seems to me that most of the discussions on passkeys ignore corporate use. -
It is my opinion as a #syadmin that a small business is safer having physical security keys that are simply always left in (non-customer-facing) computers but require a user to touch them for logins than by having passkeys.
I've had to deal with a few situations where a user registered a service with their personal mobile device or SSO account and the company never noticed until they moved on.
It seems to me that most of the discussions on passkeys ignore corporate use. -
It is my opinion as a #syadmin that a small business is safer having physical security keys that are simply always left in (non-customer-facing) computers but require a user to touch them for logins than by having passkeys.
I've had to deal with a few situations where a user registered a service with their personal mobile device or SSO account and the company never noticed until they moved on.
It seems to me that most of the discussions on passkeys ignore corporate use. -
In your #production #server
What #OS do you use?Leave a comment below detailing the distro your are using or if you are using #NixOS, #openSUSE or something else
#debian #rhel #ubuntu #fedora #almalinux #rockylinux #centos #windowsserver #windows #linuxmint #suse #opensuse #polltime #webserver #emailserver #syadmin #webdev #devops #infosec
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In your #production #server
What #OS do you use?Leave a comment below detailing the distro your are using or if you are using #NixOS, #openSUSE or something else
#debian #rhel #ubuntu #fedora #almalinux #rockylinux #centos #windowsserver #windows #linuxmint #suse #opensuse #polltime #webserver #emailserver #syadmin #webdev #devops #infosec
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In your #production #server
What #OS do you use?Leave a comment below detailing the distro your are using or if you are using #NixOS, #openSUSE or something else
#debian #rhel #ubuntu #fedora #almalinux #rockylinux #centos #windowsserver #windows #linuxmint #suse #opensuse #polltime #webserver #emailserver #syadmin #webdev #devops #infosec
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In your #production #server
What #OS do you use?Leave a comment below detailing the distro your are using or if you are using #NixOS, #openSUSE or something else
#debian #rhel #ubuntu #fedora #almalinux #rockylinux #centos #windowsserver #windows #linuxmint #suse #opensuse #polltime #webserver #emailserver #syadmin #webdev #devops #infosec
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In your #production #server
What #OS do you use?Leave a comment below detailing the distro your are using or if you are using #NixOS, #openSUSE or something else
#debian #rhel #ubuntu #fedora #almalinux #rockylinux #centos #windowsserver #windows #linuxmint #suse #opensuse #polltime #webserver #emailserver #syadmin #webdev #devops #infosec
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Well, a cup of strong and hot coffee ☕ and Willie Nelson's numbers 🎶
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🎶#life #music #linux #research #linuxadmin #syadmin #opensource #linuxkernel
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Always test also ipv4 and read your logs.
It is temting to only use ipv6 as it make VMs and container handling much easier, but there are also server out there that are not ipv6 capable... -
Always test also ipv4 and read your logs.
It is temting to only use ipv6 as it make VMs and container handling much easier, but there are also server out there that are not ipv6 capable... -
Always test also ipv4 and read your logs.
It is temting to only use ipv6 as it make VMs and container handling much easier, but there are also server out there that are not ipv6 capable... -
Always test also ipv4 and read your logs.
It is temting to only use ipv6 as it make VMs and container handling much easier, but there are also server out there that are not ipv6 capable... -
#Dolt is a version control system for databases.
Dolt keeps track of incremental changes to a relational database. Dolt allows for reverting to previous fine grained commits, branching, merging, and push/pulling to a remote. Dolt's commands are modeled closely after Git's, simplifying training. Dolt can function as a drop-in replacement for MySQL.
Website 🔗️: https://github.com/dolthub/dolt
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#Dolt is a version control system for databases.
Dolt keeps track of incremental changes to a relational database. Dolt allows for reverting to previous fine grained commits, branching, merging, and push/pulling to a remote. Dolt's commands are modeled closely after Git's, simplifying training. Dolt can function as a drop-in replacement for MySQL.
Website 🔗️: https://github.com/dolthub/dolt
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Hello everyone. I'm currently looking for an IT job 💻 in Hong Kong or remotely. I'm a hard working, and willing to do whatever it takes. 😎 I run this site. Please contact me via my website in the link below. #webdev #syadmin #it #jobseeker
https://bit.ly/2Ga1in1 -
Hello everyone. I'm currently looking for an IT job 💻 in Hong Kong or remotely. I'm a hard working, and willing to do whatever it takes. 😎 I run this site. Please contact me via my website in the link below. #webdev #syadmin #it #jobseeker
https://bit.ly/2Ga1in1
