[01:22] mdeslaur: RE: CVE-2021-3618, for NGINX, it looks like only released mitigations for the mail proxy mechanisms. These are shipped as available by default, but the default nginx.conf does not include them anywhere. [01:22] ALPACA is an application layer protocol content confusion attack, exploiting TLS servers implementing different protocols but using compatible certificates, such as multi-domain or wildcard certificates. A MiTM attacker having access to victim's traffic at the TCP/IP layer can redirect traffic from one subdomain to another, resulting in a valid TLS session. This breaks the auth... [01:22] just for you to make some notes on that CVE in the tracker [01:22] (if necessary) [10:41] teward: thanks, I added a note [16:14] hm, anyone here know where to find Balint (debian shadow maintainer) on irc? His email address is bouncing... [18:41] hallyn: I haven't seen him on irc in ages; there's a few email addresses on launchpad, and I'm 90% sure I saw him leave a comment on a bug report in the last week, so probably one of them still works ;) https://launchpad.net/~rbalint [19:34] sarnold: thanks. i have a feeling they all redirect to his gmail account :( [19:40] but i guess i'd misread - i thought that gmail account was gone, but i guess gmail is just not happy with the message. Maybe because it was forwarded? I can email my own gmail account from my personal email just fine. [19:41] hallyn: if you're sending from @ubuntu.com or @canonical.com redirects break hard [19:41] that's a known issue IS is working on trying to solve with some kind of SMTP server with auth for those of us using @ubuntu.com aliases [19:41] just an FYI ;) [19:41] (Google blocks emails from @ubuntu.com because there's zero authentication/authorization controls on it) [19:50] teward: no i sent it from my firstname at lastname dot com home account, and to his advertised .hu email. maybe google got angry at .hu? i dunno [19:50] *shrugs* they probably don't like any redirects that are blind redirects [19:51] what's great though is that i know most ppl would say that the obvious answer is for me to use a largecorp email like gmail, rather than for others to use non-largecorp-controlled emails :) [19:51] pretty sure he's had this mail fwd in place for a long time, so this is some kind of change over at gmail [19:52] i mean, for the better,of course. no doubt. [21:35] a /win 12