Something I've always wondered, what happens if you lose your Yubikey or its electronics stuffs up? How do you reestablish your identity?
Are we back to security questions like "what's your mother's maiden name?"
Godel,
Same as with your house key or car key. You just setup another U2F/yubikey key and use that to recover/access your account, then disable the lost/damaged/stolen key.
FREMONT – Two Bay Area tech executives are accused of filing false visa documents through a staffing agency in a scheme to illegally bring a pool of foreign tech workers into the United States.
An indictment from a federal grand jury unsealed on Friday accuses Jayavel Murugan, Dynasoft Synergy’s chief executive officer, and a 40-year-old Santa Clara man, Syed Nawaz, of fraudulently submitting H-1B applications in an effort to illegally obtain visas, according to Brian Stretch, U.S. attorney for the Northern District of California.
The men are charged with 26 counts of visa fraud, conspiracy to commit visa fraud, use of false documents, mail fraud and aggravated identity theft, according to prosecutors. Each charge can carry penalties of between two and 20 years in prison.
While not the only problem with the H-1B Visa program, this is a start at investigating and hopefully correcting problems.
Interesting thanks.
strings says I have the user-space component on my system, but it's been a long time since I used it so I didn't realize the kernel-support might have gone away.
Actually iptables does have support for matching based on the process. You might have run commands that include "-m recent", or similar. The "-m" is used to specify a module-name, and there are many matching modules available and included by default.
For example on a CentOS system you might allow your webserver to make outgoing SMTP connections via something fun like this: "iptables -A OUTPUT -m owner --cmd-owner httpd --dest-port 25 -j ACCEPT". (Why CentOS? Because it matches the command against HTTPD. On Debian systems the webserver process is more typically called 'apache2'.)
Hope that helps.
It wasn't so long that tom-tom were criticizing openstreetmap, and trying to pretend their data was better than crowd-sourced data.
That's actually pretty interesting - As it says that about 50% of the users with the packages installed are using it.
Higher than I'd have imagined.
I agree.
I had virgin internet, telephone, and TV for five years in my flat in Edinburgh. I've only ever suffered about one outage a year during that time, and after the first time I learned it was easier and less effort just to turn everything off and try again tomorrow. Definitely easier than fighting their phone "support".
There were three special episodes - I know because I watched the first two and skipped the last (exactly as I did with the Star Wars prequels!)
Although I love the early series 1-4, 5 at a push, it had changed a lot since the writer split and I just lost interest.
Don't worry, you're only a danger to the public if you had sexual thought about somebody < 16 years old...
...there can be no public or private virtue unless the foundation of action is the practice of truth. - George Jacob Holyoake
