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You actually HAVE some control over anycast BGP routing, specially using BGP communities (path prepending, local pref, etc.)

7 years later and still slaps

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is there some detailed documentation available of JFrog Curation

where do I find the math for all these cipher suits for tls 1.3?

Your lessons help me become more successful in trading. Thank you very much for your time and effort!🚳

Thanks for the update and keep doing what you do. crypto world keeps fluctuating in prices perhaps huge profits is been made by experts. This is very good multifunctional exchange

Well, i did everithing necesery to get a free trial license, yet week later is still on hold for reason uknown

Public speaking, mycelium, music, meeting people where they are, AI-generating All The Things not being a best practice, practitioner-to-practioner vs marketer/salescritter-to-practitioner... I love this chat!

Dragged out a single concept : User - Identity provider - saml - Service provider Dumbed down version

I expected a demo showing how the operator is used to configure the Big-IP but you chose to dwell on repos...isn't the docker repo also maintained by F5????

Perfectly Explained. The puzzle is solved now. Kinda.

I’m sad I can’t win a pair 😢

Thanks for a good explanation.

What would be SUPER useful in my opinion is show that if G is the generator point demonstrate that 1G + 2G + 8G = 11G - becuase it's the commutative property that MUST be used to do multiplication, right? If it is, I think people will see why point multiplication is so easy, but point division is basically so difficult. In the example I gave, 11 would be the secret key, wouldn't it? You know the final point, but you don't know what the original number was for scalar multiplication. This was my difficulty in understanding this.

Very important video but we need more practical real examples

this is extremely well explained, thanks

Will the report findings be able to automatically inform updates to the WAF policy, if it's in use?

Is it Gateway Controller ?

is it gateway controller ?

Hi, F5 DevCentral team. I have a copyright question. Since the information in this video is covered by the Creative Commons License 3.0, is this video, by nature, available to re-use in educational material my company distributes? I've been trying to find good video content covering OWASP Top 10 (instead of making it in-house) and came across your videos. I would like to know if we can redistribute your CZcams series as part of our product?

Thanks Jason and DevCentral Channel for letting me talk about my Automation Journey, it fun to just sit and talk!

Guys have you think in embedding drools to risckV?

Ty

how do you shoot that drawing on our screen? i need tutorial

So a ZSK is the same thing as a DNSKEY?

Good God, have some respect for yourself.

Just thinking about the last part of the video, where you mentioned that "LIMIT" could be used to curtail the attack so that not all data is leaked. Just wondering if the attacker could just comment out the latter part of the query, and then "LIMIT" becomes useless.

one of the best explanations so far. Thanks, Man.

It can do all that, and more, I have been plagued with it for three months now.

If you do this long enough, everyone could have a 10.x deployment hiding somewhere 😄

Thanks again. Please don't ever stop doing these for us! :)

Can’t wait to try this! Very cool 🎉

I couldn't find the article. What is the name? HELP

Nice work... Just a tip for your comments that you type in the command line.. You can put a # symbol at the start of the line and press enter.... This will ignore the whole line, (on Ubuntu..) i assume other NX distro`s it`s the same..

We are looking into this deployment and local F5 SE are not much familiar with this openshift integration

Is F5 going to come up with a reference architecture for this new way of deploying F5 on a virtual infrastructure

Thanks for sharing. This is super helpful.

Is there any way to change the interface or add new interface to the PIPELINE ?

Why does the target have to deencapsulate packets from many sources when it should already know it's real endpoints and have them white-listed. In other words all the gre flood shouldn't even get past the firewall

1. the tcp handshake still occurs 2. certificate verification also happens

4:50 He detached from reality and literally dreamed of a curve while saying "So we are gonna draw an elliptic curve on this graph" haha

Great vid, thank you!

Didn't realize you were from Rochester. I am too. :)

Hi, Can i do a HA with L3 link over the wan? Where each bigip in a different location, active and standby site? Thanks

how are you writing inverted ?? it just continiously mess with my brain

Question for the roundtable, TLS 1.3 is not enabled in BIG-IP by default, and many ciphers that are not needed are enabled. Does the team think this will change and when? Note: even BIG-IP Next has TLS 1.3 disabled by default.

Does this mean all the focus will be on security no? I'd like to see some other DevCentral focus. What happened to the BigIPReport brief we filmed?

I regret wanting to know this information, I watched several videos on the basics of assymetric encryption for a course and everyone of them just uses the "locked mailbox " analogy but I just needed to know or else I wouldnt be able to move past it... I now know enough to know that I should have been happy with the mailbox analogy lol

F5 Team, Hope you will address it Please improve your F5 support first.. As I'm working with f5 product in my organization.. It's worst TAC support as compare to other technologies TAC support..