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I worked on a breach where during the investigation we found reverse tunnels out of the network (back to the VP's house) where he'd been working on stuff unbeknownst to the firm. They had a VPN to a competitor that a sales enginee
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A lot of people want you to come in and find a quick answer and fix, rarely allowing a full proper investigation. Many times they're adverse to spending money and want to cut corners where they can. It's actually disheartening. Mu
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Russia hates Neo-Nazi's as much as the rest of the world and they see them as a danger much like the many Chechen rebel factions. Having a common lack of interest or support for the LGBTQ community or their interests does not by defaul
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I don't see anything haunting the city, is the general census that NSA shouldn't exist and that their presence somehow is causing harm or issue?
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It's more for proto-labs
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I've heard great things about their fungability.
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I wouldn't say they're a Civilian organization, the NSA directly falls under the department of defense. I would say their mandate and mission is more of a passive intel (clandestine) style operation vs more overt military action t
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They still do extensive work on mitigating and responding to corporate and nation-state espionage. Aurora is probably the most public taste of the work behind closed doors.
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It's beyond big enough and with the right talent the pay is going through the roof. It's only going to grow. Take a stab at it, doesn't hurt exploring the option.
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Right but the matter stands as this, if you weren't expecting it and it's not relevant to you, it's likely spam, so get rid of it.
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Depending on the size of the wire cutters (which are definitely tiny vs bolt cutters) the servo drop method is extremely plausible, it's the same delivery system ISIS has been using for consumer drones in Syria and Iraq.
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They're already pushing that to a degree, DJI is actually a proponent of a digital tracking ID and registration.
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It's not disimilar to media personalities or sports figures, both have the same attitudes. It's a small minority that creates the opinion of the vast majority.
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How does it make you a greater risk? Is it possible you have an email address similar to someone else's? I receive emails obviously targeted at a different person, but because our addresses are so similar It's a common occurrence.
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I'm pretty sure it's derived from cuckold.
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So a remote work office that you rent? Also, that email alone screams questionable to me.
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Wasn't Shawn Henry the "Cyber guy"?
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I see most firms start with NET30 now, but many have begun pushing NET90. We started putting terms in our contract that show bill due prior to work commencement, most don't pay attention and expect you'll just fall in line. Those
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What's not included is the other government agencies, corporate entities etc. they also scanned up. It makes it a bit more sensationalist. If anyone doesn't expect foreign interests to be scanning domestic companies and agencies
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To be fair the title has and won in it.
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By that statement though, you're implying that men and women aren't paid equally within Etsy. Which is against the whole of diversity and equal pay for equal work campaign isn't it?
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Yes, availability has been abysmal for Verizon, and it was only on Verizon.
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She was also a celebrity CEO, basking in the exposure of being touted as Yahoo!'s great new hope. She didn't push back on any of the publicity or press then, so it's only right she maintains exposure regardless.
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Site loads to malware download...... Lame.
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It's a clear text transmission on the signaling channel. Unless you encrypt the message from originator to recipient, having info on number ports or forwards won't changes the risk or susceptibility. It's nothing new either,
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They also have a few days of early release on some sets via Lego.com VIP program. They don't always announce them. The brickheads were this way for a while.
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+1 Making money isn't bad.
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Sums up the world really, most every country has a version of this. Status and notoriety has always been used to sell, it's horrible, but it's hardly a uniquely American thing.
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I think the first step is integrating secure design practices into curriculum. I was surprised to see how little emphasis was put in in both Traditional CS and Engineering courses at the universities I work with.
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I concur, in fact, how many IT professionals make bad SECURITY decisions because they in fact are trained to build and maintain an working infrastructure first and foremost.
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