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I just received an email from the R-Project, an email subscription service that sends out emails for R question, and they sent me my password, unencrypted, in plain text. Is this a security flaw, and should I immediately contact them and change my password? I've never had a service send me my password without even asking.
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The website is showing my correct internal LAN IP address.
https://www.whatismyip.com/
It does not work in Safari.
I do not suspect this is an XKCD #628 attack. How is this website implementing this?
This is because of WebRTC feature.WebRTC feature will leak your IP address even if you are behind a proxy server or using a VPN service.
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I have a Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard using a D-Link router. I want to Configure it using Static IP Addresses.
Try to turn off the firewall and ping to test the response.
If that does work, then re-enable the firewall and allow ping.
https://blog.blksthl.com/2012/11/20/how-to-enable-ping-in-windows-server-2012/
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I am using prometheus to graph stats on my server. The problem is that that annybody can access the graphs from http://my.Ip.Adress:port/index.html. How can i password protect this access? alternatively: possible to password protect the port?
Prometheus doesn't have any built-in authentication or authorisation (there's just too many possible configurations), however you can use a reverse proxy to achieve this.
http://www.robustperception.io/adding-basic-auth-to-prometheus-with-nginx/ describes one way to do it.
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I have been asked if "I am" encrypting my data at rest. I was just curious if Parse does so when storing their information on Amazon's AWS servers. I checked out the Privacy section at Parse.com and didn't get an answer. I also tried searching for "data at rest", both here and at the google group, with no success. Thanks in advance!
No. It is encrypted whenever it travels over the wire (HTTPS), but not at rest.
You can encrypt the data and store it as you wish, but Parse does not automatically encrypt data for storage.
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If a packet is mistakenly routed in a closed loop among a number of machines, it could theoretically loop in the network forever. How does IP ensure that this cannot happen for Internet Packets?
There is such thing as TTL. You should perform basic internet search before posting a question.