How is AWS bad on security?
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TheFogan 4 points 6 days ago
Well actually that's probably not a great thing to call, I'd say probably about equal to MS on it, but data rights etc... I certainly don't trust amazon strongly. Honestly though the outages make me very nervous on it, as the US east 1 was more or less reported to have to do with the increase in AI usage, and realistically both azure and AWS are leaning in that direction, which is pretty likely to result in a huge security flaw down the line.
Trigger2_2000 1 point 6 days ago
amateurcrastinator 7 points 7 days ago
Oh look more money for bezos!
ExLisper 6 points 6 days ago
netbird. I was looking at all the tools recently and discarded tailscale because it requires github/google account (or self hosting authentication provider or self hosting headscale). I'm logging into netbird with my email and it works great. It also easier to self host than headscale but I didn't have time to set it up yet.
thanks for using Leebra!
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Kind of typical Microsoft, to fail their main service and have to use someone else who's slightly less bad at the same job, but also equally bad on security user rights etc... Kind of like how their browsers run on chrome now.
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