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00:05:43<TheTechRobo><last name>.ca is unfortunately squatted for me :-(
00:05:44<TheTechRobo>There's a Canadian company with the .com which I'm guessing is why.
00:12:16<steering><lastname>.net is squatted for $4800 (by the same people who are squatting the other domain I mentioned, hugedomains)... <lastname>.com is hover... <lastname>.us appears to actually be owned by someone with my last name
00:16:42<steering>.org points to a landing page although it has MX to microsoft so probably in use by someone with my last name as well
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00:21:37<steering>I bought <first><last>.net through geocities (or at least, yahoo) for like 10 years when I was like 10 years old by the way. They had a thing where you could bill through your telco/DSL provider.
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01:09:02<mystique_altrosky>meanwhile i use and own ruben.ge
01:09:04<mystique_altrosky>living the dream
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02:13:27steering has to look up .ge
02:13:53<steering>have never seen a Georgia domain before i guess
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02:55:26<mystique_altrosky>steering: its quite rare and its also pricey if not bought locally :D
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05:42:30<BlankEclair>well that's new: https://files.catbox.moe/h23dn9.png
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07:38:24<cruller>While researching Xfree, I found a blog that lists host names and IP addresses of major Japanese web hosting services. https://host.hateblo.jp/
07:43:17<@arkiver>cruller: nice!
07:43:30<BlankEclair>there's a hatenablog theme that looks like vector
07:43:34<BlankEclair>that threw me for a loop lol
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11:19:09<@JAA>BlankEclair: That looks like the infinite WIP trap to me.
11:19:39<BlankEclair>irritating
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16:54:41<steering>https://research.checkpoint.com/2025/stealth-falcon-zero-day/ lol windows / lol pwd in path
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17:06:19<nicolas17>>genAI banner image
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17:11:24<steering>https://msrc.microsoft.com/update-guide/vulnerability/CVE-2025-33053 i wonder if MS has even done anything to fix it, none of the linked KBs appear to mention it :D
17:13:15<steering>hmm I guess they just dont mention security on the KB pages beyond "This update addresses security issues for your Windows operating system" lol
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17:18:58<Hans5958>https://www.404media.co/the-open-source-software-saving-the-internet-from-ai-bot-scrapers/
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21:56:50<that_lurker>"You Should Run a Certificate Transparency Log" https://words.filippo.io/run-sunlight/ https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44494430
21:57:08<that_lurker>anyone know if the CT logs are stored in IA?
22:01:42<nicolas17>aren't the new short-lifetime certificates making CT logs explode in size even more?
22:02:21<that_lurker>just wait for the per session certificates
22:08:22<lemuria>what is it with all of these indonesian gambling websites hosted on old expired domains... sigh
22:13:17<steering>ok how is there not a wiki page for CT logs
22:14:32<steering>that_lurker: indirectly, at least https://archive.org/details/CT-20250309022410-ia03
22:14:53<steering>:P
22:18:43<that_lurker>:-P
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22:44:01<BlankEclair>> [08/07/2025 08:08] <lemuria> what is it with all of these indonesian gambling websites hosted on old expired domains... sigh
22:44:03<BlankEclair>free backlinks from wikipedia :D
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23:05:21<steering>how is CT logging even enforced? IOW: what stops you from colluding with (or forcing) two CT operators to sign your cert but not publish it?
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23:08:22<nicolas17>TLS clients can ask CT log servers to prove a cert is included in the logs
23:09:23<steering>sure and they could also use OCSP but well... :P
23:10:50<steering>yes if someone In The Know were to come across it and be curious, or some scanner came across it, it would be caught that way. but presume it only responds to some obscure SNI with that certificate or something.
23:11:27<steering>seems perfectly feasible to me for a govt to attack someone in such a way
23:12:55<BlankEclair>hmm, the whole problem kinda reminds me of the whole pki infrastructure
23:13:07<BlankEclair>can you argue that CT is kinda like having your cert double- or triple-signed?
23:13:18<steering>say some country that sounds like Ishmael orders two CT logs based in or operated by them to sign this thing and not say anything... and intercepts some website used by a country named like the title of a A Flock Of Seagulls hit
23:14:20<steering>the whole point of the thing is to stop countries (ok or other attackers or collaborators) from doing such a thing, IMO
23:15:47<steering>any actor who's *not* capable of standing up a few CT logs under figureheads, probably isn't capable of getting a CA to give them an invalid cert anyway
23:16:10<that_lurker>That would still not be enough if browsers only trust the specific ones
23:16:51<steering>sure, but the link seems to imply that they aren't that picky
23:17:06<steering>to some extent they could require more and more SCTs but that increases size ofc
23:18:59<steering>given that the attacker gets to pick which ones to use, they only need 2 it seems (they just have to make it <180d)
23:19:00<that_lurker>yeah. There is also the Gossip protocol https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/draft-ietf-trans-gossip-05
23:20:14<that_lurker>but still there is no cryptographic mechanism that guarantees logs will not collude so everything is possible.
23:20:18<steering>not that I think the browsers would accept someone who openly said "I work for the CIA and I'd like to run a CT log please", but how are they gonna find out that all that money to connect your house with 100gb internet is coming from the CIA
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23:24:49<that_lurker>would be interesting to see if China is doing something like that already as they could just block the certificate from appearing in the wider web
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23:26:00<steering>as much as I hate to say it, to some extent the best defense against that is making it an oligopoly IMO
23:27:03<steering>f.e. we can be pretty sure that Google and TrustAsia probably aren't gonna be vulnerable to such collusion
23:27:39<steering>(*ignores how many of them are based in the US or otherwise subject to US influence*)
23:28:53<steering>the internet is a pretty bad place to be xD
23:28:53<that_lurker>it already kinda is. The current ones that run CTL's are Google, Cloudflare, DigiCert, Let’s Encrypt, Sectigo, Comcast, TrustAsia, Google Trust Services, Apple, StartCom and Venafi
23:29:09<steering>yeah, I know
23:30:15<that_lurker>imo adding others to these should only be to validate the big ones and add transparency to them.
23:30:34<steering>yeah.
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