LogonType10

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by LogonType10 5y ago
Despite what narcissistic Zero-to-Oners would tell you, their startups aren't important in the grand scheme of things. Nation states are hacking intelligence agencies, governments, established IT vendors (not startups), power grids, an
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by LogonType10 5y ago
Money laundering.
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by LogonType10 5y ago
And if you want to launder crypto, just sell a few NFTs.
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by LogonType10 5y ago
Russian hacking gangs are putting silicon valley entrepeneurs to shame. They've made every element of ransomware something that can be specialized in and outsourced. Initial access? Ransomware? C2 infrastructure? Negotiation? Customer
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DARPA has caught a Gremlin drone in midair(defensenews.com)
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by LogonType10 5y ago
Malware developers with those skills are probably working with APTs and hunting bigger fish.
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by LogonType10 5y ago
It's really too bad you can't win wars with printed money.
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by LogonType10 5y ago
Probably no effective ones, but you can packet sniff and look for traffic to known C2 servers.
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by LogonType10 5y ago
Because if Israel loses a war they will use nukes. When they ask "please help us" we support them... because of the implication.
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by LogonType10 5y ago
>fighting for "American ideals" or because "they hate our freedoms" is just propaganda Close... It's a narrative. And without a compelling narrative, no one is going to sweat and toil to make your spreadsheet tra
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by LogonType10 5y ago
Is it federated or P2P? I don't think I can message someone on Matrix without an account on someone's federated server.
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by LogonType10 5y ago
>The free world's enormous advantage in military competition with China is that they have each other, they have allies. More precisely, their advantage is that they have America, whose political polarization is being hastened by int
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by LogonType10 5y ago
Do we want to have the same population forever? We're running out of drinking water.
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by LogonType10 5y ago
"Computer science degree" is not an ambiguous term, in fact (in the US) the goals and curriculum of the degree are explicitly defined by accrediting institutions. At the very least, it's not intended just to teach web develop
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by LogonType10 5y ago
Do you think the only purpose of a CS degree is to teach software development? Many people with the degree don't end up writing software. The point of a CS degree isn't to teach you the tools and languages being used at companies
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by LogonType10 5y ago
>why do entry-level students have to understand the internals behind compiling their code It's a good primer before they write compilers in their latter years in a CS degree.
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by LogonType10 5y ago
Controversial opinion ahead. Take a deep breath. If a student can't handle C/C++ in nano/vim/emacs and debugging with gdb, maybe a computer science degree just isn't right for them.
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by LogonType10 5y ago
>Never intended to be the sort of job to support a family. I don't intend any disrespect, but you're repeating revisionist history.
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by LogonType10 5y ago
Please tell us what the "correct" birthrate is.
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by LogonType10 5y ago
Did your university have MAC based network access control? That's probably why.
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by LogonType10 5y ago
University security teams (if they exist at all) have enough trouble enforcing security policies with university employees without having students setting up unauthorized devices. They don't want students running crappy vulnerable serv
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by LogonType10 5y ago
>Have you even seen how large the properties are in Woodside, Atherton, Portola Valley, Palo Alto, and Cupertino? This sounds like a problem for the rich that (just as you described) they can pay to make go away.
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by LogonType10 5y ago
>while [local districts/offices] are often ridiculed for being slow and stuffy, they are a very real check and balance against the prefectural and national governments What's the mechanism for local districts checking the power
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by LogonType10 5y ago
This seems normal for employees with privileged access. Give them a two week vacation on their way out.
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by LogonType10 5y ago
I've heard the opposite. You lay off on a Monday so you have 5 business days to call recruiters. You give a promotion or bonus on a Friday so the employee can celebrate on the weekend and won't slack off the rest of the week.
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by LogonType10 5y ago
> Auto-updates are an attacker's dream too. Why?
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by LogonType10 5y ago
This is the genetic fallacy, no? Americans are bad, so they must be hacking hospitals even though we can't see it.
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by LogonType10 5y ago
You can't make someone understand something when their salary depends on them not understanding.
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by LogonType10 5y ago
Are new players welcome?
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by LogonType10 5y ago
That's encouraging. I guess I'm wondering if suspension of domains is up to corporate discretion or if the government of Portugal precludes that and requires a court order for suspensions.

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