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by 086421357909764 9y ago
So does taking a vigilante approach to addressing these devices. It's no different than saying, there is crime in the inner city and It's my duty to handle it.
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by 086421357909764 9y ago
Ok, lets switch this around. You just rented your new apartment, they didn't change the locks from previous tenant. Now, by default everyone knows you should change locks to include the owner, manager of property, and renter. I, the pr
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by 086421357909764 9y ago
So what's gained by bricking, disabling, or modifying devices, that couldn't be proven with a simple these devices are vulnerable announcement?
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by 086421357909764 9y ago
What they get is irrelevant, it's someone using their skill set to make others aware of a flaw. I would argue it's the exact same premise. I'm going to phish people & cause them a financial cost to teach them to be safe.
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by 086421357909764 9y ago
The point is how do you know the vigilante's fix won't have adverse side effects? EDIT* I agree with the bulldozer analogy.
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by 086421357909764 9y ago
I would argue, security needs to be a part of planning day 1 rather than looked at as a bolt on prior to involving upper management. It needs to be treated as a core functionality rather than an external concept. The biggest issue I see is
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by 086421357909764 9y ago
How does your opinion change with Phishing attacks? I'm going to steal funds from businesses by phishing vulnerable people, because If I don't capitalize on it, then people won't understand the costs / risks.
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by 086421357909764 9y ago
What would your perspective be if I took a stance to secure your vehicle, or the power company, or any myriad of others simply because I chose to? What do you do when I change my logic to, well this is a ZERO DAY exploit, but you need to be
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by 086421357909764 9y ago
I've brought this up to others, how would you feel if someone decided to brick / modify your car without you knowing? What would you do if that fix backfired and caused damage, hard locked the controls on your car, or worse, sim
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by 086421357909764 9y ago
Sadly, they don't. What about a car that has vulnerable software? It's not a medical device but could have a real world effect if the same actions were taken.
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by 086421357909764 9y ago
Where do you draw the line, I could argue because we know that certain vehicles are remotely hackable we should just disable all the cars without regard to their status of use. Literally 0 difference in argument, yet the results would someh
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by 086421357909764 9y ago
I think the argument here is that they were forced to sell the competing product to a new vendor (due to stifled competition) whom are now pricing at $4500, which they weren't.
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by 086421357909764 9y ago
It's all fine and well until one of those improperly configured devices are a medical device or something critical. Yes I understand that's part of the problem, but proving a point with risk isn't the right answer either. Eve
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by 086421357909764 9y ago
It's also a very small subset of people that get those style offers. Every CS student I talk to thinks they're going to make the google prime salary, when the reality is they're not likely to make the cut as an average deve
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by 086421357909764 9y ago
It's also been attributed that businesses had to close due to his actions. I believe one group of restaurants in Seattle in particular attributed his attack as the reason they had to close. It's not a crime that only affects banks
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by 086421357909764 10y ago
Australia Is a five eyes country, Lookup Alice Springs, definitely looking at things.
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by 086421357909764 10y ago
Sadly I gave up and went back to RetroPie.. I'm not paying those crazy scalper prices either.
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by 086421357909764 10y ago
Isn't that the Intercepts whole M.O. though?
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by 086421357909764 10y ago
The Russians have had taps at every domestic and foreign (Rus-biz related) telco site for years through the SORM platform. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SORM I would imagine that there is a level of capability that alr
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by 086421357909764 10y ago
It's sad to see that you've had this experience, but the Prime Minister specifically, that was a policy enforcement for a policy that was put in place with the previous administration. So sadly, it's not as new an issue as
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by 086421357909764 10y ago
It's Russia, They don't likely believe him to be the culprit, instead they're trying to break down the spirit of the masses for using or the facilitation of TOR which they cannot control.
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by 086421357909764 10y ago
This is the right approach. Build a business you want to work at and your employees want to work at. Focus on maintaining operating costs and expenses, everything else is gravy. The buy in and work output isn't necessarily greater or w
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by 086421357909764 10y ago
I think the distinction isn't making money as that's necessary to keep the doors open, it's more about corporate motivations. Some firms want to be a unicorn and some like where I work are more focused on building a business
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by 086421357909764 10y ago
After 4 Recent gen MakerBots and the whole Print head issue, MakerBot is on my list of products I simply won't buy regardless of their innovations .
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by 086421357909764 10y ago
My thoughts are only in capacities that support the large incumbent ISP behemoths. I would imagine establishing standards and removing city / county ordinances restricting companies (outside of the big players) from installing services
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by 086421357909764 10y ago
What's the latency like with the service? We had a microwave transit link until our fiber was installed and we noticed that we had great speed but horrible latency on the whole.
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by 086421357909764 10y ago
They're notorious for spiking demand by creating limited availability. They do it with their amiibo launches all the time. It's kinda sad really. They claim more classics are on the way though after the switch is stocked regularly
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by 086421357909764 10y ago
It's very strange and I would argue it decreases your incentive for making more, which in turn generates growth in the economy based on spend.
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by 086421357909764 10y ago
I would argue requiring people to pay a disproportionate share of their income is absurd too.
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by 086421357909764 10y ago
Congress zeroing out their funding wouldn't necessarily kill them, it's a little more nuanced than that. For example, the CIA and Intelligence agencies by and larger are contributors to https://en.wikipedia.org/wik

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