You only need Crowdsec to monitor the exposed service ports. If Authentik is exposed, and has a Crowdsec plugin, then add it. Otherwise, you’re just wasting resources having it watch things it can’t take action with.
If you just need something to consolidate logs where you can watch them, use a centralized logging tool for that job.
This is revisionist nonsense fueled by anger. Dubya did all the NSA stuff WITH bipartisan support in Congress that led to the Snowden leaks. Susan Rice was the one that went apeshit on Snowden, and of course a rational sitting President needs to show solidarity in that with their national security heads. Obama actually assigned a panel to investigate solutions to the stuff that the NSA was doing, but yes, he did say he was a traitor.
Trump has been itching to be the second person in history to nuke a population. He doesn’t realize what it means because he’s a complete fucking idiot.
Doesn’t matter who accidentally added a journalist. The problem is using Signal to discuss national security plans in the first place.
Unless you have code and specific, defined ways of vote manipulation, just shut this shit down now.
Need a breakdown first before everyone starts freaking out. This sounds like a UUID leak.
Funny, because it’s indefensible.
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So confusing…
I’m trying to understand why you would need this when metrics should be exported to a centralized system which you then view with a WebUI if you need such a thing.
Nothing made with purely HTML would be capable of this.
Wow, they can’t even fake texts properly. What a fucking fail lolzzz
Downvote this idiot propaganda
Basic stuff is fine, but anything video or gaming related is a struggle. I’ve also noticed the power saving benefits aren’t there.
TPM2+Tang+Clevis. You’ll need to get really familiar with the TPM registers to properly set something up that will meet specific criteria, but you can make a pretty safe system with Tang that you can enable/disable remotely.
M1 running Asahi is mostly fine. You’ll be missing some major features though, most notably the GPU hardware acceleration for certain things, and port features like Thunderbolt: https://asahilinux.org/docs/platform/feature-support/m1/#table-of-contents
Also, the leader of the project quit awhile back, and development seems somewhat stalled/slow now.
All data and benchmarks would disagree with you. If you find something showing that SMB isn’t slower than the others mentioned, I’d love to see it.
Yeah, one or the other works well depending on how your network is deployed. Example: Tailscale gets whacky when dNAT issues are present, but ZT blasts through.
Sounds like OP is having the opposite issue as you.
I think you’re asking about the Samba share? If it works, there’s no real downside except the speed and general wonkiness of the SMB protocol.
As I would rank the different options:
You can easily create custom rules and bouncers if needed for something specific as well. They’re templatized for the most part. Possibly even something a stupid AI could kick out, but make sure you know what it’s doing, and don’t trust it outright.