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@reverseics Classical @NanoRaptor #Shitposting aside: This is technically possible even outside #S100, #ISA & #PCI buses.
- #PCIexpress [tho usuallly only ISA+PCI)-based #backplane systems are not only common in #industrial setups but perfectly possible.
If I had more money than sense I would've build something similar to #sgi's #NumaLink-based systems with the #UltraStation.
Embrace the #CHONK|ER!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bo3lUw9GUJA
(Also available as a smol pizzabox!)
GitHubGitHub - KBtechnologies/UltraStation: A Scalable Workstation System based around PCIe interconnectA Scalable Workstation System based around PCIe interconnect - KBtechnologies/UltraStation
Has anyone working with #msTeams and #PCIDSS managed to convince a credit card company that the public key encryption used to secure #teamsVoice calls is suitable to exempt a corporate network from being in-scope when taking CHD over a telephone call?
PCI Security Standards Council · Frequently Asked Question
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Speaking of #ROMs for #ix86 / #amd64: Does anyone know a good way to implement something like #Linux in #ROM like the #Tandy #1000RL & #1000RLX did with #MSDOS & #DeskMate (as @vwestlife showed)...
I mean, it would be a way cleaner setup to boot OS/1337 to than booting a #CDROM?
- If noone has an Idea how to make this happen, is there any good way or existing solution to basically make a hardware write-protectable / #readonly #USB flashdrive to boot from?
Ideally something that can take #BIOS-style ROM Chips that one can put on a board without write-enable connected so they're read-only!
- And yes, @landley may see similarities to his [deprecated] Aboriginal Linux nee #FirmwareLinux ...
Still having like a #minimalist #Linux distro in Boot-ROM would be nifty, espechally when it comes to making a #SecureComputing "#SSH #Terminal"...
- Maybe @ActionRetro, @mos_8502 and others can point this question to people who are firm in boot ROMs and potentially even have something at hand.
(I don't expect something like a PCI(e Mini)Card but I'd not be against it!)
I need advice from anyone who's ever had to deal with #PCI audits.
One group at work held a zoom conference with a paid attendance fee. The signups and payment processing were done via a third-party site. No PII or credit card data went through our server, and no credit card data has EVER gone through our server.
Despite this, we've had a PCI audit sprung on us just for linking to the signup page at the credit card processor, and they keep coming after us to provide information about our server config and patch levels, claiming that some things are out of date even though they're patched at the OS level, because we're running a stable Linux distro.
Has anyone had an #audit like this appear for an event that /already happened months ago/ and on a server that neither holds nor relays any financial data?
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Despite the #NIST guidance, which I've quoted often, I believe the #PCI (credit cards) spec still requires product password rotation, so auditors still ding businesses that handle credit card numbers if they don't.
That might have changed though. I don't have reference handy.
Like the required training videos you can't skip or speed click through. There are laws mandating so many "hours" of training, so they can't comply and let you skip.
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I didn't come here to ditch Twitter like most. I came here because I am currently starting my career in #infosec and the community that showed up here seemed most interesting.
I'm a life long #geek. I've been in #informationtechnology my entire professional career. Mostly as a network/system administrator. I recently took over #Security & #PCI compliance at my current employer.
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