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| | | | | So, we all regularly create backups of important data, right? Right. Well, at least I hope you do. For your personal data as well as any company data you are dealing with. It is fairly easy and straightforward to create e.g. a MySQL backup on a server, zip it up and always keep the last 10 days as copies. However, what happens in case your whole server's disks have an unrecoverable crash? | |
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shpota.com
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| | | | | So you've built a website, and you want to release it to the world? There are many unique ways this can be done. One of them is using AWS S3. It is simple, c... | |
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blog.ryanjarv.sh
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| | | | | [AI summary] The article details a cybersecurity vulnerability in AWS Route 53 where an attacker with stale account access can silently redirect DNS traffic and persists control even after access is revoked, preventing detection via standard API calls | |
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jobinbasani.com
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