Replying to @theorangetheme@en.osm.town
@theorangetheme @jonny @Viss No worries, just frustrated by the state of things. 🍻
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Replying to @theorangetheme@en.osm.town
@theorangetheme @jonny @Viss Shit, I can't even get an interview for the same kind of work I'm already doing. I'm not the one to tag to help someone make a career change, unfortunately.
Replying to @a1ba@suya.place
@a1ba Private file sharing? That's the only thing that came to mind to me, but even that's weird because you'd still leave the DNS query artifacts.
Please don't put TailScale / TailCat keys in your DNS. IAintShootinMis and I just tested it out and I went from TXT query to SSH access by only knowing the domain.
IAintShootinMis@iaintshootinmis@digitaldarkage.ccI printed out #TailCat s man/help page because I wasn't sure I was believing what I was seeing. This is an extremely useful tool, that runs in user space, can host an ingress point to the entire network that negotiates around firewalls, can host an authentication-less SSH session, and users are encouraged to place the key to this in their public DNS txt records.
What's stopping me from just scraping the web for txt records that are tailcat= ? Nothing. And I'm gonna do it.
— Open image attachment 1 of 1A terminal which reads:
"Anywhere a <tc-addr> argument is accepted, a DNS name whose "tailcat=" TXT record contains one may be used instead:
tailcat ssh example.com"
every vendor presentation ever
— Open image attachment 1 of 1Photo of a dehumidifier in front of the mirror. The front of it is labeled "Sales" and the lights and shape make it look like a smiley face. The reflection of the back in the mirror is labeled "Engineering" and the screw holes and handle make it look like it's a terrified face.
tech companies doing incident response
— Open image attachment 1 of 1Photo of a cat laying on the floor next to a kitty litter bin that's been tipped over, making a mess. The caption says "If you can't hide a crime scene, just pretend you are a victim."
Many issues can be solved without violence.
However...
— Open image attachment 1 of 1Photo of a crow on top of a chainsaw and messing with the starter pull with its beak as if its trying to start the engine.
I stand corrected. IPv6 is actually useful for something.
— Open image attachment 1 of 1Photo of a cabinet under a kitchen sink. There is a stack of four Cisco study guides and "Understanding IPv6 2nd Edition" holding upward pressure on a drain that was incorrectly installed and needs constant pressure and a silicone seal to keep from leaking.
Trying to navigate life in America these days.
— Open image attachment 1 of 1A cute little rodent is hanging on a steering wheel as though it's driving the car. Above it is the text "Oops that was illegal but it's fine."