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Neutralizing the security risk of QEMU Guest Agent without removing it
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Neutralizing the security risk of QEMU Guest Agent without removing it
by stable_genius ·That's a data dump not an interface. They could build an SSH terminal interface for this. -
Neutralizing the security risk of QEMU Guest Agent without removing it
by rpqu ·(Quote) -
Neutralizing the security risk of QEMU Guest Agent without removing it
by stable_genius ·Meh, I was expecting to be greeted by an emulated SSH interface at shellbox.dev but got a mere SSH themed website instead. What a disappointment! -
Neutralizing the security risk of QEMU Guest Agent without removing it
by stable_genius ·If you want to test the real merits of this approach you cannot pre select your "customers," you must let it loose in the wild and see how it performs. You need real adversaries. -
Neutralizing the security risk of QEMU Guest Agent without removing it
by rpqu ·*heavy breathing* -
Neutralizing the security risk of QEMU Guest Agent without removing it
by forest ·Why not? I've done similar at my work. Only difference is there are no MJJs there (and unlike a hosting project, I expect to make money at work, not lose it!). -
Neutralizing the security risk of QEMU Guest Agent without removing it
by atkl ·Maybe then you should set-up a small one for Tor nodes vps only or similar? With first, priority seats for the LET most active users, to not bring too much headache? -
Neutralizing the security risk of QEMU Guest Agent without removing it
by Motion3549 ·(Quote) -
Neutralizing the security risk of QEMU Guest Agent without removing it
by DartNode ·Feel free to reach out if Houston, Texas is an option for you. Happy to help! dartnode.com/colocation/houston -
Neutralizing the security risk of QEMU Guest Agent without removing it
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Neutralizing the security risk of QEMU Guest Agent without removing it
by rpqu ·Ok. But it's better if you could borrow identity from someone. Maybe @beanman109 's AS could be used for real purpose. Use more shell corps. Get a clueless single mother as the director -
Neutralizing the security risk of QEMU Guest Agent without removing it
by forest ·Could narrow me down to my state, sure. It'd take more than OSINT to get more than that, though. -
Neutralizing the security risk of QEMU Guest Agent without removing it
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Neutralizing the security risk of QEMU Guest Agent without removing it
by forest ·I was considering colo at a local datacenter if I end up doing it (so in the US), since I have hardware already. -
Neutralizing the security risk of QEMU Guest Agent without removing it
by rpqu ·That sounds like shellbox.dev. If you want to run a host, I'd recommend to lease hypervisor from: -
Neutralizing the security risk of QEMU Guest Agent without removing it
by forest ·I've actually been considering setting up a very small one. Not to earn money of course (no way I can compete in this market), just to learn. I was thinking of using a gimmick to increase the expert-t -
A NEW DAWN HAS ARRIVED >> The i9 Dream™ << ONLY FROM DediRock!
by khairi ·Hi, do you have any plans to support crypto payments in the future? It would be great to have the option to pay using crypto alongside the existing payment methods. Would love to know if this is somet -
Looking for Dedicated Server: 64GB RAM / 1TB NVMe ($139-$169/yr)
by DrNutella ·Like I said. People will BUY! -
Looking for Dedicated Server: 64GB RAM / 1TB NVMe ($139-$169/yr)
by painfreepc ·I’m considering moving my current dedicated server to one of your servers when my present quarterly term expires.