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The company I used to work for had the same thing - everything was a rewritten URL (this was a Microsoft shop so it was rewritten to something like "safe.protec
by kimixa 1y ago
The company I used to work for had the same thing - everything was a rewritten URL (this was a Microsoft shop so it was rewritten to something like "safe.protected.outlook.com/?random_spew". From what I remember, yo)u couldn't even see the original URL in that (or it might have just been long enough random arguments to be completely impossible to find).
Nothing raises my suspicions quite like something calling itself "safe".
- blauditore 1y ago> Nothing raises my suspicions quite like something calling itself "safe". Ah yes, it's like a country having "democratic republic" in it's name - if you have to say it, it's probably not true.
- cyanydeez 1y agoOr any US law that says "PROTECT" or "FREEEDOM"
- mlry 1y agoOh, come on. Freedom of Information Act sounds kinda nice!
- 0x3444ac53 1y agoThere's exceptions to every rule
- cyanydeez 1y agoFOIAs are still faith based anyway. And we know faith based systems arn't going to survive.