Matt Nordhoff
@mn0.us
He/him. Presently @mnordhoff@infosec.exchange. Previously @mnordhoff.
The company overall was a customer, even if their main endpoints weren't all using Cloudflare. E.g. https://t[.]co/ has been using it for a while. I think they had some CDN subdomains using it.
IIRC, x[.]com was on the Cloudflare free plan for a while before they started making serious use of it.
IIRC, x[.]com was on the Cloudflare free plan for a while before they started making serious use of it.
March 12, 2025 at 1:08 AM
The company overall was a customer, even if their main endpoints weren't all using Cloudflare. E.g. https://t[.]co/ has been using it for a while. I think they had some CDN subdomains using it.
IIRC, x[.]com was on the Cloudflare free plan for a while before they started making serious use of it.
IIRC, x[.]com was on the Cloudflare free plan for a while before they started making serious use of it.
Reposted by Matt Nordhoff
Just to point out to people that @bsky.app has apparently decided that hating transphobes is "intolerant" and deserving of a label and being hidden.
Which is a nonsensical and bewildering decision.
Which is a nonsensical and bewildering decision.
January 22, 2025 at 8:08 PM
Just to point out to people that @bsky.app has apparently decided that hating transphobes is "intolerant" and deserving of a label and being hidden.
Which is a nonsensical and bewildering decision.
Which is a nonsensical and bewildering decision.
Back in the day, I thought it would be funny to have sshd listen on port 23 (telnet).
During the peak of Mirai, they were scanning so aggressively OpenSSH would reach its unauth connection limit. 🤦
(OpenSSH has logic to reduce the DoS, and it's gotten more advanced since then.)
During the peak of Mirai, they were scanning so aggressively OpenSSH would reach its unauth connection limit. 🤦
(OpenSSH has logic to reduce the DoS, and it's gotten more advanced since then.)
December 6, 2024 at 2:48 AM
Back in the day, I thought it would be funny to have sshd listen on port 23 (telnet).
During the peak of Mirai, they were scanning so aggressively OpenSSH would reach its unauth connection limit. 🤦
(OpenSSH has logic to reduce the DoS, and it's gotten more advanced since then.)
During the peak of Mirai, they were scanning so aggressively OpenSSH would reach its unauth connection limit. 🤦
(OpenSSH has logic to reduce the DoS, and it's gotten more advanced since then.)