Narkov

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by Narkov 9y ago
Or in Queensland with the $1.5b health payroll failure. https://www.itnews.com.au/news/queenslands-ibm-ban-lives-on-...
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by Narkov 9y ago
Link for the lazy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-YmIpZ8iius
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by Narkov 9y ago
Can a company the size of Apple not afford 24x7 security resources? For their installed user-base, I don't think this is unreasonable. Security doesn't have a holiday.
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by Narkov 9y ago
Just their "marketing" website. Trading systems look normal.
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by Narkov 9y ago
> the weird little pockets of the Internet > it vanished for Comcast users whose DNS servers at the time enforced DNSSEC. I would hardly call Comcast a "weird little pocket of the Internet".
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by Narkov 9y ago
That's horrific! How can such a large company be so inept not to think this through?
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by Narkov 9y ago
I agree with your summary but does it not demonstrate a lack of thorough process control?
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by Narkov 9y ago
I'm talking about the quantum of the fine. I'm going to assume the guy goesn't have $120m let alone $100m or probably even $5m. Don't get me wrong, he should be fined and potentially even jailed if it is flagrant abuse b
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by Narkov 9y ago
> FCC Chairman Ajit Pai is trying to put more muscle into the agency’s efforts to combat illegal and fraudulent robocalls. Last month, the FCC proposed a record $120 million fine against a Miami man who the agency said was responsible fo
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by Narkov 9y ago
> If I request a certificate for "* .github.com", how do you propose that Let's Encrypt check all of the infinitely-many possible subdomains? They check you have the authority for github.com and you're done. It is a w
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by Narkov 9y ago
> So if the server checks a few subdomains randomly Are you suggesting only random checks are completed? Why wouldn't it check all of them? > a quick attacker can register those subdomains at the provider (eg at a site like githu
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by Narkov 9y ago
How do you prevent one compromised host spreading to the rest of your hosts? Shouldn't this be an added level of security rather than a replacement?
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by Narkov 9y ago
I can't find any information on how you manage backups? Can I restore to a point in time?
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by Narkov 10y ago
Great idea! I'll just leave this here: https://xkcd.com/927/
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by Narkov 10y ago
What about confidentiality? The integrity portion of TLS may become redundant but the confidentiality portion could still be required. If you are just loading jQuery you might not care.
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by Narkov 10y ago
Their claim of "a third of the cost of traditional solutions" is an apples and oranges comparison. The basic and plus pricing options, while cheap, are practically useless with only 2 maximum attendees and the $15/user/m
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by Narkov 10y ago
Correct, and "orders" (plural) of magnitude would be ~$200m
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by Narkov 10y ago
"orders of magnitude more" ? As in, ~$200m? No chance. With a little bit of industry knowledge, I would posit that they made roughly the same quantum as the fine.
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by Narkov 10y ago
At least riders seem to win?!
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by Narkov 10y ago
Should the same happen to your family home?
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by Narkov 11y ago
Not free! They have now updated the post to include pricing details.
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by Narkov 11y ago
> any time you change the password is encrypted with all the appropriate user's public keys, so if you store the DB in a shared place everyone who has access to a given password will have access to it as it changes over time. This w
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by Narkov 11y ago
The "Price and Availability" section doesn't seem to mention anything about the price?!
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by Narkov 11y ago
Pass ( https://www.passwordstore.org/ ) seems to perform a similar function but with more features.
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by Narkov 11y ago
The root cause is still the rules that allow the abuse. It's lazy on all our part to blame Google et al when it is really the rules that force them to do this. See the '5 whys' for why we should look deeper: https:/&#x2
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by Narkov 11y ago
IANATL (tax lawyer) but why can't they sell those US developed rights to Bermuda? Don't hate the player, hate the game.
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by Narkov 11y ago
Really interesting article but I wish there was more data on the speed/performance of the Redshift queries. It seems to cover everything but the actual performance metrics!
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by Narkov 11y ago
From TFA: > If a consortium of private-equity investors raised the $118 billion needed to buy BP at its current share price, it could immediately start to liquidate 10.5 billion barrels of proven reserves worth over $360 billion, even a
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by Narkov 11y ago
What about a speech recognition API? That would be awesome!
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by Narkov 11y ago
What it "should have been" sounds awfully like what Siri/Google Now/Cortana is today. Microsoft has a real ability to be ahead of the game but still end up chasing :)

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