blakejustblake

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by blakejustblake 5y ago
Was coming around to make this point that in the cybersecurity world the word "breach" can have a very particular meaning with legal implications. As a cybersecurity professional, we are trained not to refer to anything as a breac
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by blakejustblake 5y ago
And if by subsidizing other people's internet they have better access to higher quality connections then it will be a net benefit for your community, which will in turn improve your life while interacting with and in that community.
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by blakejustblake 6y ago
@malwaremustd1e @malwrhunterteam @0xrb @capesandbox @malware_traffic
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by blakejustblake 6y ago
The infosec community at large is well aware of how unreliable just using md5 checksums to identify malware is. If anything it is the absolute first line of defense for identifying malware, in that it is easy to implement quickly and has a
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by blakejustblake 8y ago
>The protests in Moscow, the southern city of Voronezh and Khabarovsk in the far east had all been officially authorized. How subversive.
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by blakejustblake 8y ago
Welp, so much for that hope. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2019/mar/06/whole-foods-...
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by blakejustblake 8y ago
I would not suggest people try to waste scammers time, or do anything but hang up on them. A lot of calls that just hang up on you are putting out the feelers for phone numbers that have humans answering on the other line so that they know
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by blakejustblake 8y ago
I wonder if the rise of gig-economy type work has dirtied the employment data pool? If you're out of work and looking for a employment, yet you're still scraping by a few bucks every week due to Uber or Lyft or something similar,
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by blakejustblake 8y ago
I think you'd still be faced with a lack of truck-driver-to-research-scientist pipeline. There are already a lot of people that are qualified, or if not they're close to qualified, to be in these research roles so that if a lot mo
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by blakejustblake 8y ago
While the author of this post focuses on the idea of a flat earth conspiracy leading to their conclusion that people believing in conspiracy theories don't have much influence over our everyday lives and that they're "fun&quo
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by blakejustblake 8y ago
What you're saying and the conclusions of the study are one in the same. Though I would disagree that their questions were like presenting 1+2=68445788. I would suggest they're more like 1 is 32119592 and 2 is 36326196 thus 1+2=68
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by blakejustblake 8y ago
Ha, so it's a pretty good example of how to be a programmer then huh?
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by blakejustblake 8y ago
Well, this is all obviously speculation, but here are some things that I think contributed to it: First of all I think that it's a reaction to a generation of people growing up with chain restaurants and ready to cook meals. They see t