HotPotato787

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   by HotPotato787 2y ago

   You're right, but that's not the point. Being afraid that another state will become the leading superpower and "dictate the international order" when your oligarchical country has been doing the same thing for the past 7
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   by HotPotato787 2y ago

   I bet you're from the USA, so this may be hard for you to understand given your context, but as someone from LATAM, let me tell you: China can try really hard to be evil - they will have a LOT of work to be worse than the US.
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   by HotPotato787 2y ago

   I get what you're saying, but from my point of view, this seems like something that doesn't need to be advised, because it is so trivial. Yes, if someone pwns my AD, then they can also pwn my cloud if i'm using some sort of f
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   by HotPotato787 2y ago

   This is the mentioned article: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-entra-blog/... What it says is "be careful when using federated trust relationships, because if one of your trusted environments
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   by HotPotato787 2y ago

   Yes, that's what I understood too. The article seems to exaggerate some points, and this is one of them. It's like creating an attack called "GOLDEN ADMIN". If you have admin credentials, you can log in as the admin and
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   The WAF Swiss-Knife(pomba.net)

   1 points by HotPotato787 2y ago|0 comments
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   by HotPotato787 3y ago

   > If you have a competent and fully staffed SRE Platform engineering team - you will NOT need a separate cybersecurity team. Not all cybersecurity problems are platform problems, or even technical problems. Even if you decide to gather a
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   by HotPotato787 3y ago

   >yeah, but crowdstike or whatever antivirus you use can. ...No, it really can't. Not all of the time. It doesn't understand your business logic behind your architecture, it doesn't know how to separate normal from anomalou