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by Khaine 9y ago
Banks can't have any downtime. They need to be able to process EFTPOS and Credit Card Transactions 24x7. Now, not all systems need to be always available in the bank, but the key ones do.
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by Khaine 9y ago
Yes, but to get BSM into Elastic Beats, you either need to make a shim to convert from BSM binary format into json for FileBeat to consume, or you need to write your own Beats for BSM files.
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by Khaine 9y ago
This is nice, but what would be better is the glue they use to integrate them into other monitoring solutions. How do these merge these tools into their existing infrastructure? Do they parse the logs from BSM, santa and osquery into ELK?
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by Khaine 9y ago
Its definitely a thing in cybersecurity. The more credentials someone has, the less they are likely to know
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The Gender-Equality Paradox in STEM Education(journals.sagepub.com)
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by Khaine 9y ago
It is borderline criminal. If they were not such a large organisation they would be charged with facilitation. They are knowingly allowing the sale of counterfeit goods. You go down to a street corner and sell knock-off Prada bags and you w
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by Khaine 9y ago
So as I understand it: * They had a keyword filter that automatically stripped certain words (like Lolita and teenage) from an ad before it was posed. Usage of these words doesn't necessarily prove that the ad was for child sex traffi
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by Khaine 9y ago
That is not correct. GDP enforcement doesn't start until late May, but the law is already in effect.
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by Khaine 9y ago
One thing I don't see addressed in the README is why? Why do we need Fuchsia? What problem are we trying to solve? Why should I use/develop for it instead of Windows/Linux/macOS? Or is this just a research operating s
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by Khaine 9y ago
What stops that local supermarket from selling your information to Google without your knowledge and boosting their profit by 3%?
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by Khaine 9y ago
Who are these people? What is the size of that market? The fact is that iPhones and iOS dominate the revenue of the mobile market[1]. iPhone users have incredibly high customer satisfaction numbers[2] and are unlikely to switch, so essent
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by Khaine 9y ago
It would still be in the public record. Nothing would stop someone from digging it up and writing an article about it.
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by Khaine 9y ago
Because they are ultimately in charge.
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by Khaine 9y ago
It is very easy to stop data breaches. Make C-Suite executives and the board of directors personally liable for any breaches caused by failing to have appropriate security controls in place. I bet once a few of these executives were bankr
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by Khaine 9y ago
Trump is a public figure, and I'm pretty sure there is a public figure exception within GDPR to the right to be forgotten.
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by Khaine 9y ago
To add to this. More and more people are living in bubbles of ideological similarity[1]. There isn't really an exchange of ideas anymore between people who have divergent views. These days it is between moderates and extremists on t
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by Khaine 9y ago
I think it was the election of Trump. Everyone expected Clinton to win. Most people in silicon valley and most costal elites (i.e. journalists) lean more to the left. I think there collective shock at the election result, combined with
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by Khaine 9y ago
It wasn't just anger. It was also forged by fear of the rising communists by the upper and middle class, and the political chaos of the times. The far right and far left would regularly be in street brawls. Regular people wanted pea
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by Khaine 9y ago
Do you have a link to your talk? It sounds interesting
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by Khaine 9y ago
Video hosting is a natural monopoly. It costs so much to store and stream videos, combined with the network effect means its incredibly difficult for effective competition. I hope that you are right that natural competitors will show up, bu
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by Khaine 9y ago
Which is easier said than done. All it takes is one slip up for your hard work to be undone. One tiny mistake. Advertisers are looking to de-annoymise you, three letter agencies are trying to de-annoymise you and all it takes is one minor
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by Khaine 9y ago
First they came for the Socialists, and I did not speak out— Because I was not a Socialist. Then they came for the Trade Unionists, and I did not speak out— Because I was not a Trade Unionist. Then they came for the Jews, and
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by Khaine 9y ago
This law is insane. It also impacts the operations of US companies overseas, where prostitution is legal. So for example, if a prostitute hosts their website on AWS, then Amazon is in violation of this law.
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by Khaine 9y ago
everyone's OPSEC is weak. It is incredibly hard, if not impossible to have good OPSEC with the level of surveillance and tracking performed by companies like facebook and google.
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by Khaine 9y ago
I loved Firefox until it lost the plot. They tried to look like a clone of chrome. They removed the status bar because it was "superfluous" and then they integrated the pocket extension. I hope they regain the joy that it cause
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by Khaine 9y ago
Facebook has never been ethical. Zuckerberg doesn't believe in privacy. I remember that from from inception to 2010 every move facebook did eroded the default privacy settings of users[1]. [1] http://mattmckeon.com/fa
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by Khaine 9y ago
Facebook has changed so much over the years. It first started off at Harvard and then moved to other elite universities. It finally expanded to all universities by the time I joined. Its exclusivity (only for people at uni) was its major
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by Khaine 9y ago
Good. It is about time people wake up to facebook and Zuckerberg's lack of belief in privacy[1][2]. I remember when this chart[3] first made the rounds. If this didn't convince people that facebook is evil. I don't know wh
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by Khaine 9y ago
What does Zuckerberg know about user's privacy. He does not believe in the concept[1][2]. I remember when this chart[3] first made the rounds. If this didn't convince people that facebook is evil. I don't know what will [1
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by Khaine 9y ago
Just following orders wasn't an acceptable excuse at the Nuremberg trials. It shouldn't be an excuse now.

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