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Meanwhile the other day I did a Google takeout of my Photos and when I clicked the download link, Google warned me about malware on their own *.googleapis.com d
by habosa 4y ago
Meanwhile the other day I did a Google takeout of my Photos and when I clicked the download link, Google warned me about malware on their own *.googleapis.com domain
I think an ML black box is getting out of control
- CamperBob2 4y agoIn the future, Google will have only one employee, who will be issued a dog. The employee's job will be to reboot the ML black box when it crashes. The dog's job will be to bite the employee when he or she tries to do anything else besides that.
- simfree 4y agoGoogle Safe Browsing is going off the rails with silently Man in the Middling Chrome users. You will see traffic coming from logged in users via a Google IPv4 address, the user is unaware their traffic is being proxied for analysis. Flagging and locking the accounts for potentially malicious activity or dropping Googles ASN has been an effective fix. Another plus is much cleaner logs, as we were getting hundreds of attempted injection attacks from Google's ASN before dropping all traffic from them, and unlike Amazon they did not respond to abuse reports.
- actualwitch 4y agoThey have a storage.googleapis.com subdomain that you can upload files to, so it was doing the warning correctly.