This is far from an exhaustive list of the .gov domain. Perhaps it is only the ones managed at the Top level. For instance, Texas.gov is listed here, but none of the subdomains are. For example gov.texas.gov, house.texas.gov, senate.texas.gov, comptroller.texas.gov, etc...
We are looking this as a possible B2B solution. So either it has to integrate with current B2B conferencing solutions like Zoom, Teams etc. Or it has to be a standalone application listening to the computer audio/video and do the live analytics. We are not looking for alternate to a conferencing application. Hope this make sense.
Depending on your technical bench, OV may be a serious consideration for you.
I've looked at implementing customization to Zoom. While the brand and penetration is high, that company has not done a good job at making product interactions accessible.
Doing live analytics means having realtime access to the audio and video streams of the participants. That should be readily exposed by the conferencing solution's API and demonstrated with documentation in an SDK.
These are things OpenVidu has now, and you can do this with the free and open source version.
I'm not affiliated with OV, I have implemented it though and while it is not turn-key it is just at the right level of abstraction and maturation to be ready for a B2B product that does this analytics.
You would need a technical person to do it, and you'd have to either pick up a pre-built SaaS project on top of a web framework or build up your own. But that's the "easy" part.
Would love to catchup with you offline and explore this discussion further- Can you pls share me your email/contact no or drop me a note at yasimk@gmail.com with your contact details.
Appreciate it.
I think there were several different draft orders depending on years. I assume this is only using the first lottery, which only applies to people born through 1950. There were additional ones.
What about user certs. Some windows systems allow for authenticating with a user cert. depending on how bad the validation bug is, seems like spoofing a user certificate could be a valid attack vector.
I don’t think this is ultimately the vulnerability, but even without SNI, it’s arbitrary to dynamically link to a file, script, png, etc... hosted on a sub domain with the bad cert.
You should be able to redirect there mac user folder as well (obviously not with group policy), but it depends on how your mac users are setup. Do you create local user ids for them, are are you joined to an AD domain?
We have implemented the core features. Pub/sub is on our todo list. Is pub/sub a critical feature to you? If we support pub/sub, what would be your motivation/obstacle to switch to our product?
I'm currently using redis in a pair of applications, one of which also uses pub/sub. I have many other applications which would benefit from the caching layer that redis provides, and since they currently have none there really isn't an obstacle to testing another solution.
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