Izmaki

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by Izmaki 4y ago
One such "interesting finding" is that the VPN software is run with admin privileges, including the parts that deal with concepts which would not need admin privileges, such as debug logging, because this increases the attack surf
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by Izmaki 4y ago
Writing that report must have been hell with - I bet - all the attention from Sr. management.
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by Izmaki 4y ago
"I have nothing to hide so why should I care?" is the worst, misinformed argument in the history of mankind.
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by Izmaki 4y ago
Did I get downvoted because I'm right and the truth hurts or is there a disagreement somebody chose to not share? Hmm...
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by Izmaki 4y ago
These two talks will change your view on DevOps forever: - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zwSNjVTF168 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MnyvgFDh-kw
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by Izmaki 4y ago
You hire those engineers and then you have them implement and support Continuous Delivery for your business, yes? DevOps is a silly term, but one that companies seem to use for "infrastructure engineers who help us continuously deliver
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by Izmaki 4y ago
You and I are in a similar train if not actually the same train. My last day at my current position is end of the month - next month I will take up the same position at a competitor who created the job position because they have a need, not
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by Izmaki 4y ago
> We still can't buy items directly in-stream. The only reason this isn't a thing yet is because consumers don't ask for it and companies don't want heat for making their entertainment "all about the money".
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by Izmaki 4y ago
This made me chuckle with a dash of acknowledgement and compassion. Poor Seafood... Heh. :)
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by Izmaki 4y ago
Not just that, you have to convince the admin that you're good enough for their small society in the email...
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by Izmaki 4y ago
36,000 DKK. before taxes give or take 2000 is the average starting salary for people fresh from university, in Software Development, System/network engineering, DevOps, Security and those kinds of IT areas. The nerdy stuff.
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by Izmaki 4y ago
Things have changed. You can get far with just a bachelors degree, if you are open to working other places than Big Four and corporations with tens of thousands of employees. I have anyway, and I'm only 10 years behind you. If you move
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by Izmaki 4y ago
In IT it's different. 9/10 software development, DevOps, System/Network/Security Engineering, and so forth jobs I've seen have required just a bachelors degree. Other fields are likely different.
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by Izmaki 4y ago
Anything that allows you to pocket a starting salary of 36k / month fresh from a B.Sc. does not have a problem with unemployment, lol...
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by Izmaki 5y ago
The article brief had a 0 too few at first, but it has since been corrected.
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by Izmaki 5y ago
Somebody just realised the website exists I guess. Straight to the front page...
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by Izmaki 5y ago
Half-a-job Bob, hahaha!!
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by Izmaki 5y ago
I was convinced i wanted one as well, until i saw the price. Sadly.
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by Izmaki 5y ago
As a developer, a DevOps engineer and a cybersecurity professional I very much indeed have this choice.
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by Izmaki 5y ago
You have the choice to purchase something else, though. Why is it a problem that Apple sells a product which comes with restrictions and intentions? Silly argument.
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by Izmaki 6y ago
What about the standard <html><head>...</head><body>...</body></html> tags?
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by Izmaki 6y ago
Similar stories can be found in other fields where kids as young as 13 (that I know of) go through serious and tough adult-level certificates in IT Security (with parents permission) or develop the one remarkable piece of software after the
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by Izmaki 6y ago
The distance between the developer and the production database is directly proportional with the size of the company. The same is true for the amount of paperwork needed for even the simplest things. For some company sizes a feedback cycle
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by Izmaki 6y ago
This 5 year old's shaved moustache: https://freeimage.host/i/26lDkG :)
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by Izmaki 6y ago
One goal that covers all suggestions: reduce advertisement.
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by Izmaki 6y ago
> See my earlier comment regarding the relative strength of candidates with OSCP. Have you been through the course and exam yourself, or are you basing this on something else? If you've been through the experience, which parts of it
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by Izmaki 6y ago
GekkePrutser: > Good!! That's the right approach. I also think these certifications are forcing students to think in the direction intended by the underlying company, whereas hacking is about looking for the unexpected. It's ab
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by Izmaki 6y ago
> The candidate will need to demonstrate they can apply that skill against a real world situation. I thought this is exactly what holders of the OSCP certificate has demonstrated during the exam?
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by Izmaki 6y ago
You haven't seen good pentesters then, I suppose. I personally know a lot better than the level you described and I'm not near as experienced as some of the people I know. Question is whether or not whoever holds the purse is will

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