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It seems to me that distributing this information as a PDF undercuts the message a bit. It's tangential; sure, but also, it doesn't strike me as particularly g
by daveevad 4y ago
It seems to me that distributing this information as a PDF undercuts the message a bit. It's tangential; sure, but also, it doesn't strike me as particularly good security either.
- eat_veggies 4y agowhat do you expect it to be distributed as?
- brookst 4y agoAdobe Flash wrapped in an executable player, of course.
- FpUser 4y agoThanks for making evening less boring ;) I also have my somewhat related strategy, it is called Zero Rust.
- daveevad 4y agoI was thinking text/plain would be best way to get the point across.
- nvr219 4y agoThe type of people that DoD wants to read this are not the type of people that prefer text/plain.
- daveevad 4y agoThose are the people that need to understand that a lot of security depends on simpler file formats.
- imwillofficial 4y agoExcept that’s completely false.
- nonrandomstring 4y agoThat cuts to the nub of the problems more than any other comment. We've been spending far too much on the presentation layer of security for 20 years.
- hnshitpost 4y ago
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- kube-system 4y agoDo you not trust the PDF? Sounds like you're getting the message just fine!