WD My Cloud EX2 Ultra - vraćanje obrisanih datoteka - Stranica 2

Sinac · 04.04.2023., 19:08

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Autor tomek@vz

Kolko god sam Pro Linux (a mislim da ekipa tu zna da mi zilama teku mali pingvini) - zamjena za punokrvni AD sa Linux strane i da sljaka kao AD (barem na jednostavnoj razini) - ne postoji. Ko i Gimp vs Photoshop. Tek kad pocnes napredne stvari koristiti shvatis kolko ima istine u tome a sto je marketing.

Misliš samo na File Server dio ili općenito File/User Management razlike AD-a vs Linuxa?

tomek@vz · 04.04.2023., 20:12

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Autor Sinac

Misliš samo na File Server dio ili općenito File/User Management razlike AD-a vs Linuxa?

Za share/jednostavan user Management Samba + LDAP/389 Server cisto ok rade. Za ista vise od toga - ne. Administriram slicno Frankenstein rijesenje sa Samba + LDAP (baza korisnika+uredaja) + Quest DOIM (centralna administracija) + DSM + specijalni serveri koji obraduju zahtjeve za servere + specijalno rijesenje koje obraduje to svo sranje i jos hrpa toga iza koja svako malo puca sto zbog neznanja onih koji se posluzuju tim sustavima sto zbog kompleksnosti istog. Krs i lom na dnevnoj bazi. Sanjam MS AD+Group Policy+Samba AD na dnevnoj bazi

. Al hebiga covjek ne moze imat sve u zivotu.

The Exiled · 14.04.2023., 14:40

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Hackers reportedly holding Western Digital data hostage

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Hackers who claim to have breached Western Digital have reportedly stolen around 10 terabytes of data from the company and are holding it hostage. TechCrunch spoke to the hackers who appear to have control over Western Digital’s code-signing certificate, private phone numbers belonging to company executives, stolen SAP Backoffice data, and even managed to gain administrator access to Western Digital’s Microsoft Azure instance. Western Digital reported a “network security incident” earlier this month that allowed an “unauthorized third party” to access data from the company’s systems. The incident put Western Digital’s cloud network out of action for 10 days, and the company only just managed to bring its My Cloud service back online earlier this week.

Western Digital has admitted that hackers “gained access to a number of the company’s systems,” and that the network security incident was first discovered on March 26th and disclosed a week later. While TechCrunch claims “reams” of customer data has been stolen, the report doesn’t detail exactly what. Either way, Western Digital’s lack of transparency here isn’t exactly reassuring for customers. The company described its My Cloud issues as merely a “service interruption” or “outage,” in support notes published on Twitter. It’s clearly a little more than your average service outage.

Izvor: The Verge