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Describe the network protection controls used by your organization to restrict public access to databases, file servers, and desktop/developer endpoints.

Access to the Amazon Aurora database through the network is disabled and standard ports are closed. The database is only accessible through a socket on the server itself.
The reverse proxy only serves whitelisted directories that are only from sources controlled by Teecom used (AWS Amplify).
API endpoints are password protected (PBKDF2 & SHA512 encryption, salted, and stretched for thousands of rounds).
Login credentials are always transmitted securely over SSL.

Describe how your organization individually identifies employees who have access to Amazon Information, and restricts employee access to Amazon information on a need- to-know basis.

If all your employees are properly assigned separate users and given only relevant access rights: Access rights are provided to employees based on their role within the company and are progressive, base

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Configuring Celery + Redis + Supervisor with Django

Install Celery

$ pip install celery
$ pip install redis

	#!/usr/bin/python3
	import sys
	import asyncio
	import greenlet

	class AsyncIoGreenlet(greenlet.greenlet):
	def __init__(self, driver, fn):
	greenlet.greenlet.__init__(self, fn, driver)
	self.driver = driver

	Title : Revisiting Mac OS X Kernel Rootkits
	Author : fG!
	Date : April 18, 2014

	\|=----------------------------------------------------------------------------=\|
	\|=----------------=[ Revisiting Mac OS X Kernel Rootkits ]=-------------------=\|
	\|=----------------------------------------------------------------------------=\|
	\|=------------------------=[ fG! <phrack@put.as> ]=---------------------------=\|
	\|=----------------------------------------------------------------------------=\|

	# This script performs search of specific directory up to 2 depth and change directory into it.
	# This is helpful for cases like having many repositories and need to cd into it.

	# Install
	# 1. Install fzf(https://github.com/junegunn/fzf#related-projects). eg: sudo apt install fzf (
	# 2. Copy this source and paste into paste into your: nano ~/.bashrc
	# 3. Edit the srchDir variable for your environment
	# 4. Save and start new session of terminal

	# Usage

	[ req ]

	default_bits = 2048
	default_keyfile = server-key.pem
	distinguished_name = subject
	req_extensions = req_ext
	x509_extensions = x509_ext
	string_mask = utf8only

	[ subject ]

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