FunkyMrMagic
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@Dominos_UK we tried. So you either refund OR redeliver? Terrible service. Wouldn't pay for it in a restaurant, won't use you again. #endof
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RT @laginimaineb: New blog post: https://t.co/Ni9RdLWwIp Extracting Qualcomm's KeyMaster Keys - Breaking Android Full Disk Encryption! http…
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RT @m0rb: "Adobe Flash contains an unspecified vulnerability that is currently being exploited in the wild." in other news, water is wet.
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RT @Cyberchallenge: Just 2 days left to sign up & represent the UK in the European #cybersecurity competition. What are you waiting for? ht…
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RT @gentilkiwi: Just a quick reminder on "easy ways" to have cleartext passwords in memory with Windows 10. https://t.co/xu1f8YrdCl https:/…
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RT @OlofsonArcade: My whole career is based on skills I've acquired by not doing what I was supposed to be doing.
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Aside from riding my bike to work, today has been pretty much pointless. Back to scouring job sites then...
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RT @PatisserieCyc: Massive long shot-anyone got a 08 campag centaur rear 32 hole silver hub in excellent condition??
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I remember him bringing the cup to our side of the ground in Istanbul 2005 #thankscarra
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There aren't enough hours in a day to look after my family, be a geek and ride my bike. However, it is a beautiful day and I will do my best
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(2/2...) data protection breeches. Do I keep quiet, present them at interview as evidence of ability, or disclose anonymously??
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Anybody out there able to share pricing info on BT LES/EAD circuits? Trying to cost some up, but can't find accurate info...
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Sitting at Poundsgate, awaiting the arrival of the first Moor2Sea riders. Sun is just breaking through the fog :-)
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After an afternoon scanning networks, I can't begin to imagine why people would WANT a career in IT security! #notlikethemovies
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OK, that's good to know, thanks. Also just thought that I've got the loft (roof void) available to me too so long as things aren't too noisy. So long as I keep things relatively tidy I should be good to go then. Do you just rely on wake-on-lan for powering kit on, or do you have some kind of alternative method? I was thinking that WoL would be fine for the server(s), but the Cisco & Checkpoint kit that I'm planning on adding later will probably not support it.
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As I get more involved with my testing, the more I want to build a proper, dedicated test lab at home to play with. Nothing too much, maybe a couple of servers and some network kit. Looking around, I can get 2nd-hand rack-mountable servers relatively cheaply... However, my question isn't about how to set it up, or what to install, but rather: Where can I keep it without making my family want to kill me? The only space that I could really use is the garage - the servers would be just too noisy (not to mention blowing hot air) - and putting them under the stairs would just cause Mrs FM and Bambino FM to disown me and kick me out the family home! I have nothing against using the garage (in principle), but I'm worried about dust (in general), temperature and moisture (condensing tumble dryer in there) killing the kit. Figure I can give the place a thorough clean, paint the floor, seal any small holes easily enough, but I'd prefer beyond the initial outlay on equipment, to keep this as low-cost as possible. Has anybody got any useful tips on: Protecting delicate equipment in potential hostile environments? Server hardware that is perhaps nice & cool/quiet, without breaking the bank (bearing in mind that I can get hold of a dual-xeon HP Proliant DL360 with 6Gb RAM for around £90)? Social engineering techniques to convince the family that a comms rack in the spare room is a brilliant idea? Thanks in advance!
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Nope. I bought a bare board before I got my first Alfa. Took me flippin' ages to get the connection working to flash it, but there was plenty of time on the menu once I did. What's your setup like?
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I'm having a bit of a nightmare here, and I'm hoping that someone can help me out. What I'm *trying* to do is configure a TP Link WR703N to act as a wireless bridge for my pineapple thus: Internet <====> Wireless AP <====> WR703N <====> Pineapple I'm configuring the 703N as a minipwner, only I'm not completing the build, just building it up to the point that I have connectivity through to my wireless AP. At this point I have something along these lines: Laptop eth0 on 192.168.1.111, connected to: WR703N eth0/br-lan on 192.168.1.1, bridging to: WR703N wlan0 on 192.168.2.21, connected to Wireless AP on 192.168.2.1 With it setup like that, bridging works fine, and I can connect to the internet from my laptop, via the WR703N (and wireless is disabled, so it definitely IS going that way!), with no issues. If I change the IP address on the WR703N to 172.16.42.42, and the IP on my laptop to mimic the pineapple as 172.16.42.1, then I can no longer bridge through the device. The only thing that has changed is the IP. If I try and ping from the laptop, it can't resolve DNS names, and times out trying to reach IP addresses. I've cleared ARP caches, and compared /etc/config/network ../system and ../wireless files a dozen times over, but nothing is different save the IP addresses. Has anyone done something similar and experienced/resolved the issue? Thanks