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[1184.26 --> 1184.86] in your firewall |
[1184.86 --> 1185.92] as you possibly can. |
[1186.38 --> 1187.84] Use something like WireGuard |
[1187.84 --> 1188.60] or TailScale |
[1188.60 --> 1189.48] or something like that |
[1189.48 --> 1190.30] to actually connect |
[1190.30 --> 1191.40] to the service in question |
[1191.40 --> 1192.98] so that all the data |
[1192.98 --> 1194.28] that travels between |
[1194.28 --> 1195.28] everything is encrypted. |
[1195.28 --> 1196.72] You know, |
[1196.76 --> 1198.20] and use things like SSH keys |
[1198.20 --> 1199.10] instead of passwords. |
[1199.40 --> 1200.54] Just those things alone |
[1200.54 --> 1201.08] are going to make you |
[1201.08 --> 1202.26] more secure than the average |
[1202.26 --> 1203.30] server administrator. |
[1203.92 --> 1205.00] Vault Warden is the new |
[1205.00 --> 1205.92] hotness these days. |
[1206.04 --> 1207.70] Bitwarden RS is the old name. |
[1208.10 --> 1209.58] And I do agree with everything |
[1209.58 --> 1210.56] you just said, Alex. |
[1211.12 --> 1212.32] Don't be the tallest nail. |
[1212.42 --> 1213.00] But also, |
[1213.28 --> 1214.44] consider the security |
[1214.44 --> 1215.22] of the box |
[1215.22 --> 1215.80] if possible. |
[1215.90 --> 1216.94] Limited internet access. |
[1217.42 --> 1217.86] And also, |
[1218.08 --> 1218.82] keep in mind, |
[1219.38 --> 1220.76] Bitwarden is using |
[1220.76 --> 1222.22] local encryption. |
[1222.22 --> 1223.68] So it encrypts |
[1223.68 --> 1224.54] and hashes your data |
[1224.54 --> 1225.82] on your local device |
[1225.82 --> 1227.06] before it sends it |
[1227.06 --> 1227.92] to the cloud server, |
[1228.06 --> 1229.46] even if it's their service |
[1229.46 --> 1231.22] or your self-hosted service. |
[1231.54 --> 1232.42] So that gives you |
[1232.42 --> 1233.60] some peace of mind |
[1233.60 --> 1234.30] knowing that the data |
[1234.30 --> 1235.18] that's at rest |
[1235.18 --> 1235.66] on the server |
[1235.66 --> 1236.28] is encrypted. |
[1236.84 --> 1237.14] Now, Alex, |
[1237.18 --> 1237.68] you mentioned |
[1237.68 --> 1239.10] being a shorter nail. |
[1239.98 --> 1241.60] Have either of you |
[1241.60 --> 1242.84] in all of your years |
[1242.84 --> 1243.86] encountered situations |
[1243.86 --> 1244.96] when you were |
[1244.96 --> 1245.82] one of the taller nails |
[1245.82 --> 1246.84] and ran into issues? |
[1247.62 --> 1247.86] You mean, |
[1247.90 --> 1248.80] like had a server compromised? |
[1249.06 --> 1249.44] Basically, |
[1249.52 --> 1250.14] that's what I'm asking. |
[1250.14 --> 1250.58] Yeah, |
[1250.70 --> 1251.70] it's never very exciting. |
[1252.28 --> 1253.44] It's usually like |
[1253.44 --> 1254.12] a server gets turned |
[1254.12 --> 1255.50] into an FTP box |
[1255.50 --> 1257.44] or somebody gets a process |
[1257.44 --> 1258.20] on your machine. |
[1258.30 --> 1258.40] I mean, |
[1258.42 --> 1259.18] I think I've had |
[1259.18 --> 1260.32] maybe a client or two |
[1260.32 --> 1261.30] that that's happened to. |
[1262.16 --> 1263.38] It's never anything |
[1263.38 --> 1264.48] more exciting |
[1264.48 --> 1265.06] than somebody trying |
[1265.06 --> 1265.84] to mine crypto |
[1265.84 --> 1266.80] or something these days. |
[1267.86 --> 1268.98] Can I admit something |
[1268.98 --> 1269.62] to you both? |
[1269.92 --> 1270.38] Oh, yeah. |
[1270.62 --> 1271.64] I used to run |
[1271.64 --> 1273.32] remote desktop |
[1273.32 --> 1274.38] open to the internet |
[1274.38 --> 1275.36] with the password |
[1275.36 --> 1276.16] 22. |
[1277.76 --> 1279.08] You maniac. |
[1279.08 --> 1280.88] for like three years. |
[1281.02 --> 1282.18] And how'd that go, Alex? |
[1283.42 --> 1283.82] Well, |
[1284.10 --> 1285.40] it didn't end well, |
[1285.82 --> 1286.06] Brent. |
[1286.32 --> 1287.54] It didn't end well at all. |
[1287.80 --> 1288.18] No. |
[1289.76 --> 1290.52] What happened? |
[1290.72 --> 1291.08] Tell us. |
[1292.08 --> 1293.42] They decided |
[1293.42 --> 1294.96] to wipe my hard drives. |
[1295.46 --> 1296.12] Oh, no. |
[1297.06 --> 1297.94] Oh, that sucks. |
[1298.06 --> 1298.58] That sucks. |
[1298.68 --> 1299.36] I suppose maybe |
[1299.36 --> 1300.00] that's better than |
[1300.00 --> 1301.20] using it for something nefarious |
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