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Somewhere on your LAN
Joined May 2009
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Heart of the Beast was a super fitting movie to watch on Veterans day but now I am crying so.... also props on the Slayer easter egg sticker
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Bruh…
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I 🩷 AI
I can sit through entire seasons of this new AI Seinfeld series! 😆
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These AI replies are getting ridiculous
A VLAN (Virtual Local Area Network) logically segments a network into separate broadcast domains. It allows you to group devices based on their department, function, or security requirements, even when they share the same physical switching infrastructure. For example, HR, Finance, IT, and Guest devices can all be placed in separate VLANs. An ACL (Access Control List) controls which traffic is allowed or denied based on criteria such as source IP, destination IP, protocol, and port number. For example, you can use ACLs to: - Allow HR to access specific internal servers. - Deny Guest devices access to internal networks. - Restrict access to network management interfaces. So, which one should you use? It's not an either-or decision. VLANs provide network segmentation, while ACLs enforce traffic restrictions. A properly secured network often uses both: 1. Create separate VLANs to isolate departments and device categories. 2. Apply ACLs to control communication between those VLANs. 3. Permit only the traffic required for legitimate operations. Remember, separate VLANs do not automatically mean secure networks. If inter-VLAN routing is enabled without proper filtering, devices in different VLANs may still communicate. VLANs define the boundaries. ACLs control what crosses them.
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I'll be in The Queen City for this
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A VLAN is not an ACL. The fact that this still needs to be explained to people responsible for securing networks is genuinely concerning.
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Breaking News: Nvidia opened an investigation into Jensen Huang, its CEO, after he acknowledged to the company’s board that he had been intimate with a business executive who U.S. intelligence determined to be a Chinese spy. nyti.ms/3ViPMAt
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This is any midwestern hood white girl 😂
Indiana woman goes viral for her very unexpected accent while giving a whole baked potato review
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I had high hopes but 6/10, still worth buying if you dig crème brûlée
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lil' ween easter egg!
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My handicapped cat went full Only Fans to pay for her own vet bills, and I have no idea how to handle this! please help!
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"some information" 😂 = the company said it had discovered “certain customer information including names, usernames, password hashes and live tokens for all Chainalysis users were exposed to a malicious actor.”
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This is some Project Silica type theft
this should be amusing....
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this should be amusing....
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I cant believe this still exists remote-exploit.org/
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If you see these in the wild they are amazing 8/10
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Roll call! Who’s going?
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Cleveland sounds lit yo!
Cleveland pastor introduces her husband’s second wife to the congregation at Lifeworks Church in Cleveland, Ohio 😳
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Your most sophisticated adversary isn't Russia, China, or North Korea. It's Karen in procurement with a corporate credit card and the authority to onboard SaaS vendors.
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Advanced Procurement Threat
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