Comment Re:Balance TOR's costs against the benefits. (Score 1) 37
Thanks, very interesting. I imagined that it might be a little like that. Certainly I can see how scanning for vulnerabilities can stand out!
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Thanks, very interesting. I imagined that it might be a little like that. Certainly I can see how scanning for vulnerabilities can stand out!
Rgds
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Thanks!
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Indeed, this seems a key advantage to me and something I tried to get a small European telco to look at years ago. Great that it's finally happening.
(It's going to make some simple security filtering by source IP a little harder...)
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4) We examined the TOR traffic and tried to minimize the abusive bits. In our case, we found that most of the TOR web browsing looked non-abusive. However, the majority of the SSH and RDP traffic looked abusive. So, we asked the TOR admin to limit those protocols.
I am interested to understand what level of inspection you could and did perform to decide "abusiveness". Especially for the secure traffic.
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Surely the trailing wire back to the exchange was a bigger problem?
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I used to run a SPARC box with 4MB (yes, mega) as my gateway/firewall machine when I was one of the few ISPs in the UK with (a) a live 'Internet' connection and (b) any sort of firewall.
I called the machine 'lemon' (http://www.exnet.com/NTP/ARC/ARC.html lemon.exnet.com) because it was (as a safety measure) pretty much incapable of running a compiler in that space, but it ran a mail proxy and firewall (http://www.exnet.com/ExFilter/V1.1.3-manual.html which I wrote to make sure I understoof what was going on) just fine.
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... maybe he'd suggest politicians be subject to greater financial transparency, and maybe be banned for a certain time from taking jobs in certain industries whose legislation they worked on as a politician.
This is how it's meant to work in the UK, but the body responsible for vetting jobs once leaving office seems never to say "no", and that's according to at least Private Eye and some private conversations!
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Simply not true.
I worked there as a contractor during that period. It was fairly grim, but don't ascribe to malice what can be explained by incompetence for example. It was also a better outcome than for my previous client, Lehman Brothers, in that it wasn't dropped on the floor for no particularly good reason, throwing away even more value and confidence.
Please don't quote conspiracy theories in the absence of any actual facts.
It is true that reducing the global markets operation is stated policy, but that is about reducing risk and making RBS more viable, not to "run [it] into the ground".
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Add "on a computer" and patent it?
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DAMON MA I!
As this story has been submitted several times in the past several days, by various submitter and is going around various other tech forums( https://news.ycombinator.com/i... , https://soylentnews.org/articl... , https://www.reddit.com/r/progr...
All defeated if the customer pays in cash, and intends to offload the mechanise for cash ASAP.
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It is easier to write an incorrect program than understand a correct one.