

setup a WAF appliance and forward traffic through it to your current installation.
setup a WAF appliance and forward traffic through it to your current installation.
almost as bad as kubernetes.
I just had a contractor tell me I needed to prioritize their request because it’s urgent for the task they’re working on that’s adding a new feature.
they want me to push the changes out by EOD…today…Friday.
I don’t like to do this, but I hold seniority…sooo…I think I’m going to take a three hour long lunch and cut out for the weekend early.
don’t come to me with a request unless it’s actually urgent.
what’s wrong with leaving your mark on the world?
edit: cmon guys, it’s a fucking joke.
leave an upperdecker in every tank toilet you can.
it’s about over analyzing your current tasks and over describing common minutiae.
instead of: “I worked on restoring a database connection”
it becomes: “I worked with the DBAs, networking, and OpSec to restore the connection and ensure that connectivity remains up and secure. I also plan on working on adding proper monitoring to alert when this happens again. I should be done in a few days.”
then in a few days it becomes: “ran into scheduling conflicts with the monitoring team and will need it push it out until next week. Until then I’ll continue the monitor the situation and let you know if anything new comes up.”
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generating a decade long cert is a terrible idea.
what if a malicious actor gets your private keys and can spoof you now?
you’re fucked unless you work through the vendor to blacklist that cert, which is a huge pita.
certs should be done yearly at most. quarterly at best.