After the recent CentOS announcment Gregory Kurtzer had this to say: I am considering creating another rebuild of RHEL and may even be able to hire some people for this effort. If you are interested in helping, please join the HPCng slack (link on the website hpcng.org). Greg (original founder of CentOS) Source
Thankfully it's very easy to tell whether it's real. If anyone can publish the two, non-trivial factors of this number (where neither is 1!) then they'll have my attention: 0xe5c30e1286c41c7137dc06194199dde641120de591c1b7392de35ef6a961d6d29faa3bcdb7603d42768a90322197a7a46fa2cf23f6f10de5554db6e7322ba35e858f576f840347c795c8782c3f4ef9f530d2fd1f6b5c275ce49404958f0decddd0b53386d12c745891d5eeca1f265bdf8
Are Perl backticks or the `system` command vulnerable to the BASH environment variable execution vulnerability? When Perl starts a sub-process using the system() function call or the backtick operator (also qx//) does it start a BASH shell and, if so, is it vulnerable to environment variable execution?
Route53 DNS failover to S3 bucket: how to set HTTP status code for error pages? Here's the scenario: I host a regular website somewhere Website uses Route53 for DNS Route53 has DNS failover setup, in case of failure of the primary server, Route53 will automatically switch to S3 (for 'sorry we are down' page) Here's the problem: S3 will return the page with HTTP 200 status code As you know this is
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