At a site, something in the network filtering changed, so printing from a Mac failed.
In the end this was about port 631, which is for the IPP protocol a Mac uses.
—jeroen
Archive for July 12th, 2019
Reminder to self: MacOS prints to HP printers using IPP on port 631
Posted by jpluimers on 2019/07/12
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No IPMI? Use a Raspberry Pi to remotely control the power of your computer
Posted by jpluimers on 2019/07/12
Interesting project: [WayBack] WtRPM: A Web-based (Wt) suite to power up/down your computers – mupuf.org
It hooks a RaspberryPi to your ATX power supply.
Via: [WayBack] gpio – Use Raspberry Pi to control PC’s power switch – Raspberry Pi Stack Exchange
–jeroen
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Government & Govt Owned – Netherlands – Phishing Scorecard
Posted by jpluimers on 2019/07/12
The archive is of late 2017; I wonder what the state is now: [Wayback] Government & Govt Owned – Netherlands – Phishing Scorecard
This Phishing Scorecard is the current situation of the security of e-mail stream banks compared. If a bank is one of the technical building blocks to implement in their e-mail security the red cross will be a green check mark. Once a bank’s security policy has only green check marks will stand up and protect them 40% of their customers.
–jeroen
Via: [WayBack] ‘Mailservers Tweede Kamer missen beveiliging tegen e-mailspoofing’ – update – IT Pro – Nieuws – Tweakers
De mailservers van de Tweede Kamer missen beveiligingsmaatregelen die e-mailspoofing tegen moeten gaan, waardoor het mogelijk is om uit naam van politici e-mails te versturen. Dat blijkt uit een onderzoek van Follow the Money.
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