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Izmaki
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Izmaki
6y ago
So your point is "bad pentests are bad and provide no value". Yes. You are correct.
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Izmaki
6y ago
Hopefully the answer will be "A LOT more than CEH", but I wanted to test the waters. :P
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Izmaki
6y ago
There's the MITRE ATT&CK Framework https://attack.mitre.org/ which is gaining attention and seems very promising (although it of course isn't the golden answer to all questions, it goes a long way to cover the
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Izmaki
6y ago
Don't ditch programming. Knowing how programs are made will in some situations help you understand how they can be abused as well.
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Izmaki
6y ago
How much do you value CEH?
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Izmaki
6y ago
I’ve read [citation needed] that some people enjoy doing it because they want to give (back) to the community and because they would like to try having to deal with anything from spam complaints (e.g. Automatically) and legetimate complaint
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Izmaki
6y ago
I imagine the same is true for the use of guns. I’ve operated a middle/guard relay for little over a year now 24/7, and I keep doing it for that one person who genuinely need it.
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The Wilhelm Scream
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Izmaki
7y ago
Are they gonna cut my bill also? I would hate to pay for a service i a, not getting (4k streaming)
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7y ago
Dear NYT: if all I can see when I visit your article is your advertisement and a request to create an account to continue, I'm closing the tab again.
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7y ago
What is horrible advice is to tell people to never sanitise input, but then forget to switch the focus to what should be done instead. There's too much time spend justifying the headline vs. explaining what should be done instead and w
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Izmaki
7y ago
Honestly I expected worse. But then again if it was, writing about it would probably be a felony on its own.
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7y ago
This one is sure to haunt me: https://imgur.com/a/lGsRX3n
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Izmaki
7y ago
There’s a lot more Asians/TZ than Americans/TZ
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Izmaki
7y ago
To think they went from that to The Cheese Grinder, eh? :D
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7y ago
The related articles from this website suggest this is a product for automated driving. It's still unclear to me what exactly this product does.
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7y ago
No, the bridge collapsed because it was never touched again after initial deployment, for 10 years. How are buildings doing in Chernobyl? Don’t neglect your data, if you want to keep it safe always. :P
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Izmaki
7y ago
I sure did miss that "not".
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7y ago
This. I was also not allowed to watch certain TV shows if they happened to air at a time where I wasn't put to bed yet. And don't get me started on magazines in the supermarket. I didn't understand why not, but I knew that di
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7y ago
I have seen it, yes. The sudden gore is obviously unfortunate for a toddler to stumble across, even for an older child. I understand that you would like to shield your children for such content, but I also strongly believe that it's po
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Izmaki
7y ago
It's entertainment meant for an older audience than small children, I suppose.
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7y ago
Dare I ask why you put your guards up against YouTube instead of either deciding that your kids are too young to use a tablet/smartphone/PC in general, or that sometimes contents is scary but it's OK to talk about? Ps: I'
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7y ago
"...Python, for applications that are not time execution sensitive. For all others, there's Java, then C++, then C itself." That is assuming you know how to work with data structures and algorithms the right way. A O(n^n) imp
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Izmaki
7y ago
You explained the concept like a senior with tens of years of experience. First year at university... dang. Respect.
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7y ago
What caught my eye was the openness for vulnerability disclosures. Right on the front page. Good stuff
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7y ago
I love reading the advertisements for computer systems. 256K RAM for your business applications - can you imagine the potential?
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Izmaki
7y ago
That would be insane.
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7y ago
What a mean bully!
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Izmaki
7y ago
I like it. It helps me control my music, volume and VMs all at once without having to bother with windows or holding down key modifiers
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Izmaki
7y ago
For shuffling VMs it's really helpful.
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