Me: who the hell is Stan and why are there no records of this person?Ĭw: he's new, he started today so we didn't need an email or computer before today. Me: yeah, who needs one? There are no records indicating any new people starting for another two weeks.Ĭw: if for Stan, he started today. He’s only one guy, but he’s really sharp, it’ll be great for us and the team. He’s going to deal with bug fixes and add features. Me: so we’ve lost the ability of auto-complete and type ahead, everyone has to upskill on a new tool, it offers no new features over what’s available out of the box and we’ll have to deal with new bugs and maintenance and stuff our self. yaml config files instead of using Appium.

Don’t worry we can now write all our tests in. Manager: oh we had too, would be too much effort to replace it. wait you said you hate Appium? Now you’ve built a wrapper around it? And it doesn’t even set everything up, you’ve to do it all by hand? jar, you download it, pass in a config file, setup up your simulator and appium and the jar will do everything for you. Manager: nah we thought it would be more flexible to build it ourself. Me: why not just use the inbuilt native stuff? Click to record works really well. We’ve gotten rid of the old Appium solution we were using and built this new one. We’ve built a new tool to do automated testing on apps. Was pretty shaken up but damn I learned my lesson!ĭev manager: great news guys. Simply reinstalled debian and I put fail2ban on it RIGHT AWAY.Ĭhecked about two seconds later if anyone tried to login again (iptables -L and keep in mind that fail2ban's default config needs six failed attempts within I think five minutes to ban an ip) and I already saw that around 8-10 addresses were banned. Checked the auth logs and noticed that an IP address had done a huge brute force attack and managed to gain root access. It actually returned a PID! It was a barebones Debian install so I was sure it was not installed yet by ME. So I thought 'this can't be possible' but I ran 'pidof apache2' just to confirm. I was sitting there like no that's not possible I didn't install any server software yet. Next day I wanted to install NginX so I ran the command and it said that port 80 was already in use! So I purchased two new vps's for proxy server goals and thought like 'I can setup fail2ban tomorrow, I'll be fine.' Funny story about the first time two of my servers got hacked.

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