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by batch12 3y ago
There's positive news?
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by batch12 3y ago
> Oh, wait because it's full of pot head college students who don't get simple technology like Starlink and their news is from /r/antiwork Attacking the people instead of the ideas isn't going to convince anyone
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by batch12 3y ago
I do the same thing usually. If I do pick up an unknown number because I am expecting something, I usually press speaker and mute and just wait. If it's a person, I'll get an awkward Hello? And if it's an auto dialer usually
424.
by batch12 3y ago
> The gun and speeding bullet? Well, that's anyone's guess. Seems like a Superman reference to me.
425.
by batch12 3y ago
What do you mean by disciplined intellectual? Do you mean someone in academia or something else?
426.
by batch12 3y ago
What's a sealioning?
427.
by batch12 3y ago
Maybe take a bus or lease jets or something. I find it hard to care about her 'privacy' and see it more as a rich person social tax.
428.
by batch12 3y ago
I will give it a shot, thank you.
429.
by batch12 3y ago
I have heard this, but it seems more like laziness to me. Thanks for the perspective.
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by batch12 3y ago
I'll probably get roasted for this, but- After reading all the love here for Stephenson here for years, I went and bought a few books (snow crash, diamond age, etc), intending to power through them. I am a pretty avid reader when I am
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by batch12 3y ago
Today, I learned that there's a thing called tayberry. So maybe destructive to the diversity of human thought is a bit of an exaggeration.
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by batch12 3y ago
I hate ragebait and fear mongering (fearbait?) too. Playing devil's advocate, how do you get enough people to care without the manipulation?
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by batch12 3y ago
Makes me wish there was a service dedicated to providing the information of the people who run these services for free. The more details that can be used by marketing folks to profile and contact them, the better.
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by batch12 3y ago
I just realized this does exist (kinda) in the US with identogo. Could be an easy service offering for them or a partner for another company focused on the mfa issue.
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by batch12 3y ago
I completely agree with you.
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by batch12 3y ago
With the right legal language, I think they would.
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by batch12 3y ago
Yes, true. However- to paraphrase a red team operations book I read, if the user can be tricked into into compromising your security with a click, then you can't blame the user. An organization's defensive security strategy should
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by batch12 3y ago
Well that got me thinking. You could stand up a third party verification service and sell the offering to companies that don't want to be bothered with authenticating the user. Something like Okta (I know, bad example when talking info
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by batch12 3y ago
OTP can be social engineered, hardware keys can be stolen, who determines what constitutes a flaw? Edit: also, do both pay in this case? The telcom and the service?
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by batch12 3y ago
From the examples I've seen, the attackers essentially become the customer. They've either socially engineered the customer or done research to gain access to enough information to validate themselves as the customer. Come up with
441.
by batch12 3y ago
I can't tell the future, but you can find examples from the past. Are you trolling?
442.
by batch12 3y ago
Sms, email, web browsing, messaging apps, wireless networks with other infected devices, or physical access to the device, for starters.
443.
by batch12 3y ago
Disconnecting the cellular antenna from behind my head unit is on my list of things to do.
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by batch12 3y ago
> Today's subway riders "watch people around them?" That's creepy and rude. Has NY changed so much? I am not from NY, so maybe that's why I don't find it creepy or rude to pay attention to my surroundings wh
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by batch12 3y ago
Httpx is nice because it can be used to easily perform asynchronous requests. I imagine that's one of the reasons it got picked here.
446.
by batch12 3y ago
If I remember correctly, these were href images used to recommend a specific browser for the best experience.
447.
by batch12 3y ago
I am not following how your point is relevant. Dosages are different for kids and adults. Even different for kids of different sizes.
448.
by batch12 3y ago
Maybe I've missed it (very likely), is there an enterprise-grade product that allows easy management of WireGuard or OpenVPN for say 20-30k users/endpoints and that integrates easily with Active Directory and a centralized MFA pro
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by batch12 3y ago
By definition, everything installed increases your attack surface. The decision to use it or not should be a risk-based one considering the value of what you get from using the product against the additional exposure. Having a single, prope
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by batch12 3y ago
> I don’t really want to test knowledge but skill I do want to understand their knowledge. I'll preface questions with the disclaimer that I am not looking for the book definition of a concept, but to understand if the candidate und

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