OpenDNS has made the decision to deny France and Portal service, rather than implement a poorly conceived court order to block a small number of domains in those countries.
OpenDNS has made the decision to deny France and Portal service, rather than implement a poorly conceived court order to block a small number of domains in those countries.
Setting up out of band access into a network using an LTE modem.
On Internet security and customer data privacy, and the attempts of governments to unravel it all for questionable gains. I look at the case of LavaBit and the FBI attempting to access every customer’s data in order to get at one.
The .org TLD has been DNSSEC signed! And I got to flip the switch.
It’s generally accepted in the DNS community that using a stateful load balancer in front of DNS servers is a bad idea. Here I present one alternative that doesn’t require running routing daemons on the servers themselves.
Reacting to a couple of articles about the future of cloud computing, and thinking about what this might look like in the next few years.