/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>15589626
Aggregator visualizer link
aggregator-beta.chain.link

>>15589626
>>15589635
It's a fucking SSL certificate. Lurk more

>>15589626
it nothing.. do you feel sleep? you need go to bed when feel sleepy..

If you don't get it, go back to your discord and ask your circle jerkers. Really, how boring does your little gay club has to be to be permanently on /biz/ with no effect beside scaring the shitcoin pajeets away

>>15589656
Does the revocation portion mean that google/msft/mozilla had to do anything affirmative or is it just that theyre listed as a generic source of blavklisted domains?

>>15589669
It's the most generic SSL certificate you can find on any website. It's literally nothing

>>15589662
Can you faggots stop being edgelords and just answer the fucking question

>>15589663
Fuck off faggot either contribute something or stay silent

>>15589695
>spoon feed lurking consumers and retail traders I want to be rich quick
No. Go back to your closed gay bath and send each other dick pics faggot. As long as you trannies spam the board you can't expect any infos from diggers

>>15589676
This you fucking spergs holy shit

The aggregation link was far more interesting than thr certificate

>>15589811
Howso?
Isnt it just a visualization of the heartbeat ethusd price?

This one's more interesting than the SSL certificate

>>15590080
What does it mean

>>15590103
That you're gay?

>>15590129
Let me suck your cock then

there was an apigee swift cert an anon posted a while back, lost the link to it and the archive is down. RIP.

Christ you fucking kids are hopeless.
Alright then, I'll play the nice oldfag.
The SSL certificate is just a basic one from https://letsencrypt.org/ . Literally anyone can get one for free for any domain or subdomain they own, like chainlink did for aggregator-beta.chain.link. A CRL (Certificate Revocation List) is used to revoke certificates in case a CA (Central Authority, where SSL certs come from, like Lets Encrypt) gets compromised. It doesn't mean Google/Microsoft/Mozilla can just arbitrarily make the cert stop working, because if they did that for no reason then everyone would stop using their CA. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Certificate_revocation_list
>>15590103
This is more interesting because https://chain.link uses Cloudflare to prevent DDoS/hacks/scans/etc. If you have the real IP address of chain.link, the one behind Cloudflare's protection, then you have a target that you can DDoS/hack/scan without Cloudflare being able to stop it.

>>15590276
would stop using their *CRL

>>15590276
Thanks anon

>>15590276
How is it interesting in any way lmao? Every literal who website has cloudflare implemented for ddos protection.

>>15590363
Can you not read?
> If you have the real IP address of chain.link, the one behind Cloudflare's protection, then you have a target that you can DDoS/hack/scan without Cloudflare being able to stop it.

>>15590374
Are you retarded?
>Every literal who website has cloudflare implemented for ddos protection.
It's nothing interesting. God you're dumb as fuck lmao.

>>15590388
Oh, I didn't realize you retarded.
Let me break it down into words you can probably understand:
> most websites use cloudflare
> cloudflare hides that website's real IP
> cloudflare prevents DDoS/hacks/etc.
> if real IP is exposed, cloudflare is bypassed
Do you understand now?

>>15590374
Are you implying we know the real IP now and that chain.link is at risk of an attack?

>>15590403
wtf do you think the pic in >>15590080 is?

>>15590080
who is mary and pete
are they behind the bogs?

>>15590428
kek. they're cloudflare DNS servers.

>>15590399
>> most websites use cloudflare
Thanks for proving my point you mouth breathing double digit iq shitstain. Does the fact that they have DDoS protection intrigue you? How new are you to the Internet?

>>15589958
it just shows the development of what they said they were doing into actually something

>>15590453
Are you incapable of reading any text?
The fact that they're using Cloudflare is not interesting.
The fact that the IP address behind Cloudflare's protection is publicly available, is unique.

>>15590403
the IP you see IS the cloudflare IP. As far as the internet protocol is concerned, the cloudflare IP is the real and only IP.
Also even if you know their real IP, it literally would not matter. DDOSing their website would do nothing but take it down until they change IP.

>>15590475
What do you think this suggests? Incompetence, a ruse, or something intentional?

>>15590500
The IP I posted in >>15590080 is their real IP, not Cloudflare's. If you understood anything about the internet, you would understand how that's significant.
>>15590502
Definitely incompetence. Any time you setup a DDoS protection service like Cloudflare or any other GRE tunnel service that does the same, you would block all access from the internet except for that filtered service's IPs, otherwise anyone scanning the internet could find your unprotected IP and scan/DDoS your website as much as they wanted.

>>15590517
Does it matter that the url in the certificate is not the same as the one in that pic?

>>15590475
My bad dude that completely flew over my head. I'm the double digit iq shitstain.

>>15590530
My pic shows their main website's IP.
That's much more important than some random test website they setup, the one in OP's pic.
That one's also behind Cloudflare, but the real IP of it isn't publicly available. The two public ones are both @ DigitalOcean though, so it would be a safe bet that the test website is also some random VPS @ DigitalOcean.

>>15590540
This does not bode well for my comfy levels, Anon. But thank you.

>>15590550
Stinky linkies are well past done at this point.
If you haven't made your 100x or more by now, it's not happening.
I already did 1000x because I acquired a bunch in late 2017, sold it all a few months ago at the top.
The reason there's still a shitload of chainlink threads is because most of the people here didn't get in early enough, or they don't want to sell because it's the only thing they've held for such a long period, I guess.
But that's always been the /biz/ way, buy high, sell low, or never sell.

>>15590574
What're you in, then?

>>15590592
Lotta shitcoins just for shits n giggles, but at this point I just do it with play money since I'm already comfy. BRAP gets a lot of FUD here, but I could see that nonsense mooning EOY or next year. SENT could do well if they hired some people that actually knew how to configure a VPN. Pretty much everything else shilled here is pajeet level nonsense.

>>15590626
BRAP mooning would be hilarious.
>tfw top 50 bagholder

>>15590631
clown world man, silly shit happens. I unironically think it could happen with them. I've looked at the source for brap.me/verify , shit was written by someone who actually knows cryptography (uses Ed25519 ffs, pajeets use RSA), which is ironically unheard of in /biz/'s "crypto" world.

>>15590642
Interesting. I've got a lot of fingers in some nice pies. I'll admit the biggest one by far is LINK. I'm still in the black by quite a bit, and will wait to see if it continues to bleed whilst everything else goes up. Because currently it's not really much different than anything else (except BTC).

>>15590666
Hi Satan! I doubt it'll go up much, if at all. Alt season is based around what BTC does, so if BTC moons a little bit then maybe linkies and almost every other shitcoin will too. I doubt it tho

fuck off overton

>>15590684
Just feels boring more than anything else, you know? I want some vitality. Do you know about PNK? What's your thoughts, if so.

>>15590698
Looks like it has a few use cases, but it's way too complicated for normies, which means it'll likely never get used in any real world scenarios.
But projects with actual use cases often don't make it, while ones with absolutely no use case at all do.
Clown world, man.

>>15590738
I feel it my man.

>>15590517
You can advertise your real IP and use BGP to reroute DDOS traffic to a scrubbing service like Clodflare, Akamai, Level3 and have it returned to you via GRE Tunnel.

>>15590876
True, but most people wouldn't want to advertise their real IP in that scenario. The scrubbing services would need to be between the real IP and the internet. If you use BGP/GRE after the real IP, you're introducing a single point of failure that can go offline before it gets scrubbed. It's doable though if you've got some heavy load balancing behind that IP, like Google does with 8.8.8.8... and you've got uplinks that can handle redirecting that much traffic, plus the hardware for it all. Most people don't have the money or know how to do that though.

>>15590952
Are you saying the company that has a product around blockchain agnostic, sibyl attack-proof, decentralised oracle solutions has centralised their online presence? That's hilarious.

>>15591051
Well they use DigitalOcean, which has a decent size network. I'm sure they've got backup hosters lying around somewhere, but they're not exactly hosting high risk content (piratebay, etc.), so maybe not.

>>15590666
Confirmed, satan loves LINK and BRAP

>>15589626
I Believe In An Omnipotent Omniscient Omnipresent God Who Is In Control Of Everything All The Time There Is No Such Thing As Coincidence In My Frame Of Reference

https://github.com/dappsinc/corda-agreement-dashboard/commit/3cb0d749feb73da309ca9ad33acf8881b7673699

>>15591503
?? Nothing to do with Chainlink.

>>15591546

>>15591568
Salesforce? And?

>>15590080
Hah, lemme write that down real quick. Thanks, anon!

>>15591503
Looking through this and cant see anything that points at chainlink...what do you know anon

>>15592580

>>15590080

literally a digital ocean IP address https://exchange.xforce.ibmcloud.com/ip/142.93.122.177