← Back to context Comment by pezgordo 13 hours ago Even worse, Tweakers as well :( 6 comments pezgordo Reply biinjo 13 hours ago Not Tweakers!!Seriously though. I don’t know what’s best. Taking everything down or not.. I just run a small time SaaS. Shank 13 hours ago Major Japanese services like pixiv and e-commerce platforms have elected to turn off services until patches are available. If you're smaller than pixiv, you can afford to go down for a few hours. bombcar 13 hours ago Aw, where's the fun in that! Much more interesting to apply random mitigations from untrusted sources like "bombcar" and then tail -F /var/log/access_log | grep --line-buffered -v -E '"(GET|HEAD) ' liquidfood 13 hours ago Take it down, nobody knows the risks of keeping things online at the moment. berkes 12 hours ago The risk is real and large.And the work to clean up if you get compromised is massive. tosti 11 hours ago At least Albert Heijn works! You can watch the web die with a 6pack pepernotencola
biinjo 13 hours ago Not Tweakers!!Seriously though. I don’t know what’s best. Taking everything down or not.. I just run a small time SaaS. Shank 13 hours ago Major Japanese services like pixiv and e-commerce platforms have elected to turn off services until patches are available. If you're smaller than pixiv, you can afford to go down for a few hours. bombcar 13 hours ago Aw, where's the fun in that! Much more interesting to apply random mitigations from untrusted sources like "bombcar" and then tail -F /var/log/access_log | grep --line-buffered -v -E '"(GET|HEAD) ' liquidfood 13 hours ago Take it down, nobody knows the risks of keeping things online at the moment. berkes 12 hours ago The risk is real and large.And the work to clean up if you get compromised is massive. tosti 11 hours ago At least Albert Heijn works! You can watch the web die with a 6pack pepernotencola
Shank 13 hours ago Major Japanese services like pixiv and e-commerce platforms have elected to turn off services until patches are available. If you're smaller than pixiv, you can afford to go down for a few hours. bombcar 13 hours ago Aw, where's the fun in that! Much more interesting to apply random mitigations from untrusted sources like "bombcar" and then tail -F /var/log/access_log | grep --line-buffered -v -E '"(GET|HEAD) '
bombcar 13 hours ago Aw, where's the fun in that! Much more interesting to apply random mitigations from untrusted sources like "bombcar" and then tail -F /var/log/access_log | grep --line-buffered -v -E '"(GET|HEAD) '
berkes 12 hours ago The risk is real and large.And the work to clean up if you get compromised is massive.
tosti 11 hours ago At least Albert Heijn works! You can watch the web die with a 6pack pepernotencola
Not Tweakers!!
Seriously though. I don’t know what’s best. Taking everything down or not.. I just run a small time SaaS.
Major Japanese services like pixiv and e-commerce platforms have elected to turn off services until patches are available. If you're smaller than pixiv, you can afford to go down for a few hours.
Aw, where's the fun in that! Much more interesting to apply random mitigations from untrusted sources like "bombcar" and then
Take it down, nobody knows the risks of keeping things online at the moment.
The risk is real and large.
And the work to clean up if you get compromised is massive.
At least Albert Heijn works! You can watch the web die with a 6pack pepernotencola