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by ENOTTY 7y ago
It likely becomes fraud (IANAL) when Intel internally believes something different from what they say publicly.
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by ENOTTY 7y ago
Wouldn't buybacks be taxed when the investor cashes out?
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by ENOTTY 7y ago
Frankly, if your workplace doesn't already think so, it's a red flag.
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A closed-door meeting shows farmers are waking up on climate change(politico.com)
6 points by ENOTTY 7y ago|0 comments
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by ENOTTY 7y ago
Point Roberts in Washington is in the same boat, but on the American side. The Canadian government would be well within their rights to reciprocate.
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SIGARCH finds no improper peer-review in events leading up to student's suicide
1 points by ENOTTY 7y ago|0 comments
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by ENOTTY 7y ago
Why not a third option, that the research director of the NSA is giving her honest informed opinion?
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by ENOTTY 7y ago
If you read more in the thread, Intel is also removing old gpu and nic drivers for currently supported hardware. There’s no other reason to do that other than to obstruct patch diffing.
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by ENOTTY 7y ago
Ironically, one of the vetting regimes that has the most publicly available information about it is the US government's security clearance system. https://ogc.osd.mil/doha/isp.html
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by ENOTTY 7y ago
This is a very interesting article and complaint. Worth reading to get insights into Twitter's insider threat countermeasures and their compliance regime, at least as of 2014-2015.
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by ENOTTY 7y ago
They do have a loyalty program now, which is designed to drive brand loyalty. Whether it actually works is up to the market.
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by ENOTTY 7y ago
The fact that the data is being sold to third-parties (e.g., Sift) by their collectors (e.g., Airbnb) is troubling. But what is even more troubling is that we don't know how scoring companies (e.g., Sift) are using the data and how th
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by ENOTTY 7y ago
What items did you redact from your ID/passport?
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by ENOTTY 7y ago
> First, the very act of requesting your data is in a way confirming and verifying the accuracy of the data. Could you explain what you mean by that? And also hypothesize some implications of 'confirming and verifying the accuracy
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by ENOTTY 7y ago
It's interesting that WhatsApp is suing NSO for CFAA violations under the theory that NSO violated WhatsApp's T&C (paragraph 54). This is the same theory that organizations like the EFF believe is too vague and gives too much
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by ENOTTY 7y ago
I'm going to disagree. We have evidence of foreign agents interfering in US elections and no evidence of actual attacks on US elections carried out via voting machines.
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by ENOTTY 7y ago
Indeed. Just to back up your statement: https://www.nextgov.com/it-modernization/2019/03/analysts-pe...
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Fearing spies, Huawei redeploys US-linked executives(asia.nikkei.com)
1 points by ENOTTY 7y ago|0 comments
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by ENOTTY 7y ago
My instinct is that an Obama/Clinton administration would not have used a trade blacklist or tariffs.
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by ENOTTY 7y ago
Model inversion techniques may enable pedos to reconstruct the child abuse pictures from the model itself. This may be addressable through the secure enclaves you mentioned in another comment. I want to applaud you for thinking outside the
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NSA launches new cyber defense directorate(washingtonpost.com)
3 points by ENOTTY 7y ago|0 comments
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by ENOTTY 7y ago
There’s absolutely zero evidence for that claim.
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by ENOTTY 7y ago
Slides here: https://static.sched.com/hosted_files/lssna19/e5/LSS2019-Ret...
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Retrospective: 26 Years of the Flexible Mandatory Access Control Security Model(youtube.com)
1 points by ENOTTY 7y ago|1 comments
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by ENOTTY 7y ago
They don't try to take information assurance seriously? Are projects like SELinux[1], SE for Android[2], or the STM/PE[3] serious enough? [1]: "Retrospective: 26 Years of Flexible MAC" https://www.youtube.com&
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by ENOTTY 7y ago
> The NSA has issued a statement denying the report. In an email to Ars, NSA spokesperson Vanee VInes provided this official statement: “NSA was not aware of the recently identified vulnerability in OpenSSL, the so-called Heartbleed vuln
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by ENOTTY 7y ago
I may be mistaken, but I'm interpreting the bars as meaning the span of dates during which that particular exploit chain worked against the latest version of iOS. Chain 1: iOS 10 launched 13 Sep 2016 and 10.1.1 lost relevance when 10.2
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by ENOTTY 7y ago
Just as with Greenland, you can't buy something that isn't for sale
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EU plans €100B fund to build European competitors to US and Chinese tech giants(politico.eu)
2 points by ENOTTY 7y ago|1 comments
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by ENOTTY 7y ago
DARPA doesn't have any regulatory power over how elections are run in the United States. So as of right now this tweet is wishful thinking.

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