{"id":675,"date":"2018-10-28T17:04:55","date_gmt":"2018-10-28T17:04:55","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/thebrotherswisp.com\/?p=675"},"modified":"2018-10-28T17:04:55","modified_gmt":"2018-10-28T17:04:55","slug":"thebrotherswisp-78-mtk-grey-hat-rf-e-asymmetric-horns-supermicro-hw-hack","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/thebrotherswisp.com\/index.php\/thebrotherswisp-78-mtk-grey-hat-rf-e-asymmetric-horns-supermicro-hw-hack\/%","title":{"rendered":"TheBrothersWISP 78 – MTK Grey Hat, RF E Asymmetric Horns, Supermicro HW Hack?"},"content":{"rendered":"

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This week Greg<\/a>, Andrew Cox, Andrew Thrift, Dave, and Nick Arellano choot the chit.<\/p>\n

This cast we talk about:
\nGenerate ACLs for country based filtering<\/a>
\nRoute filter for North America<\/a>
\nMikrotik grey hat hacker asking for donations.<\/a>
\nNew logo challenge…what do you guys like?
\nDon’t use RB1100 ports 11-13; on pcie interface which causes errors and slowness
\nKen had to downgrade to 6.40 to get his LTE card working
\nRF Elements asymmetric horns
\nRB4011 vs CCR1009 BGP load time
\nOptimizing throughput for CCR1072 – bgp \/ route filtering \/ queues \/ firewall rules – accept known first etc
\nBloomberg Supermicro report rebuttal<\/a>
\nThoughts on Cisco IOS-XR “first impressions”
\nPlay AM radio using your web browser<\/a>
\nLibssh authentication bypass on Cisco<\/a>
\nProtecting customers from themselves: what do you block?
\nIPv6 channel is active – Did the internet birth trolls?<\/p>\n

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