Greg talks to George McPherson, a cyber analyst.
This week we talk about:
Why the Army
Preperation not luck
Security’s perception
Network vs Security
Why podcast
College vs Certifications
The key to customer support in security is phrasing “no” the right way
Black Hat Redemption book
Black Cyber podcast
Audio book – Fond-Hope, Focus & Favor
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This week Greg, Mike, Thomas, Tommy, and Andrew Cox talk for 2 HOURS about all sorts of things.
This week we talk about:
**Cambium Deal Link**
Ole made a great first ansible playbook – it updates his unimus version!
Greg has ansible playbooks for updating catalyst switch IOSs
Greg has a playbook that connects to mikrotiks, does pings/traceroutes, then aggregates the info.
Greg makes a tutorial on installing Hashicorp vault(using ansible) for the lab and playbooks for working with it.
Always remember strain relief on your connections – Brock and others having ethernet stability issues due to pressure on the connector.
Cox found a small 12V UPS for $25
Mikrotik 4011 mystery lockups – A few people report down clocking a troublesome unit helps “system routerboard settings set cpu-frequency=1200”
Mikrotik netPower16P – 16 port AF/AT outdoor PoE switch
Ubiquiti Payment Gateway
40 Tb optical comb
VCSA 10/10 RCE
Zerodium stops accepting Apple exploits – there is too many
Unimus 2.0.0 release
Quickbooks “Pay Online” blocked my credit card due to no SCA – Thanks…
Canon beta webcam software
Greg will always remember a bag of pubes.
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This week Greg, Mike, and Thomas(he’s back to his screwed up sleep schedule LOL) have a chat.
This week we talk about:
MTK adding UNI-2 support for 5ghz bands in NA
Wireguard coming to MTK
MTK script to add neighbors to interface descriptions on CRS3XX switches
Ansible quirk with routeros module and commas
64k OOB sim card from tmobile ~$50 a year w/static IP
nvidia finishes Mellanox buyout
nvidia buys Cumulus
CI/CD
TCL on Cisco IOS is super useful, and noone is using it
Dropping Waves
Ethernet Weirdness
Tomas wants to rant about text editors
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This week Greg, Mike, and Andrew Thrift talk about the new hardware, and speculate on what’s next.
This week we talk about:
*Cambium Sponsor Deal*
Cisco offering online testing for certs…who’s next? (Greg hopes it’s Red Hat LOL)
Winbox 3.23 ctrlC and ctrlA work!
MTK CCR2004-1G-12S-2XS
CRS326-24G-2S+IN desktop switch
hAP AC3
Speculation on new CCR
Dream about new MTK switches
Fail2Ban, APF, CentOS, etc.
Greg had issues with tracking down a loop on a Netonix based network…so naturally we do an emergency routed upgrade.
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Greg talks to Oleg(the 17 year old whizkid).
**There is a good bit of background noise in this one, so proceed with caution**
This week we talk about:
Coming to America
Being inspired to program
Visually impaired computer usage
Python
Learning C
Programming in notepad
Cyber Patriot
Lots of books
The Shining
Monster Hunter International
Dresden Files
Ready player one
Quarantine exercise
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This week Greg, Mike and Tommy play name that tune and Hollywood squares…match game next time.
This week we talk about:
Touchless access control that takes your temp.
Unimus 2.0.0-Beta2 released
Hidden Master DNS
Greg’s MUM 2020 presentation – Ansible Mikrotik Mass Configuration Fast
Nathan P gave me a muuuch better reboot method on MTK using the execute script command.
MTK hap AC3 – built in LTE, bigger case
Dave was asking how to graph stats on pure IPSec traffic(Miller said create a simple queue and graph that).
What subnet sizes to use when assigning public IPs to infrastructure
My first week with a Mac…only task was reloading it, and that took forever LOLOL
5.9 GHz FCC STAs (Special Temporary Authority)
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Greg talks to Justin Burdine.
This week we talk about:
IT in Hollywood
New post Covid handshakes.
Working from home tips: have a dedicated space, follow normal routine, dress for work, voip phone, vpn via router, take some laps. If you need noise try music or podcasts, videos are pretty distracting.
The Last Leg on Channel4 in the UK.
Friday night dinner new season on the 27th.
Man I still really like Seinfeld. I can still watch and really enjoy it.
Great British pottery throw down…it’s alright.
Sales engineering is baller.
I got corrugated plastic, like in signs, to make some PB paddle cases for travel – not that I’ll be doing that anytime soon.
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This week Greg, Mike and Tommy maintain a safe 6′ distance.
This week we talk about:
Greg has some of his ansible playbooks in github(ROS and firmware upgrade)
MTK private keys – wiki says to use DSA keys, but it’s actually RSA keys.
Online platforms for schools are getting hammered
DNSSEC-Lookaside auto key expiration…it broke a lot of resolution. Lookaside was redered moot in Sept 2017 with signing of roots.
Streaming video, game services to slow traffic
MBORC UK fiber provider is suspending SLAs during covid
2FA for VPN – use radius connected to 2FA service. MTK can only do 1 minute timeout.
Nick B is doing community sourced DNS testing, join the swarm why don’t you?
I threw away my CCIE book I used to pass the written…why was I holding on to it anyway?
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Greg talks to Stephanie Burdine today.
This week we talk about:
Project management
Education techniques
Creating goals and obtaining them
Women in IT
STEAM
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Bob Beck shares his experience of participating in the OpenBSD project. He patiently discusses aspects of the project he likes and enlightens us about the some of the methodologies OpenBSD use to root out bugs in the OS / general Eco System. Thanks Bob.
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