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The Conti Startup(research.checkpoint.com)
2 points by bonfire 5y ago|1 comments
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by bonfire 5y ago
Check Point Research combing through the Conti leak and extract org structure and modus operandi of this cyber crime group which is actually a start-up company
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by bonfire 6y ago
Why is this a .com site and not just a post on Medium? :-$
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by bonfire 6y ago
This is similar to the experience of driving a car and listening to music at the same time. When you are in a tight situation, like a very busy road or a narrow street with lots of traffic you'd usually stop talking to the passengers o
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by bonfire 6y ago
How difficult is it to just deny access for a few IPs? Firewall, ACL, something?
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by bonfire 6y ago
Poor CEO, be dragged through this for nothing..
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by bonfire 6y ago
I bet they also get more money. Come on.
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by bonfire 6y ago
Really liked this post.
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by bonfire 6y ago
If you want to eat in a restaurant it's better not to look in the kitchen :-|
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by bonfire 6y ago
Will MSFT fix their earning statement then? :-P
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Why It’s a Big Deal If the First Covid Vaccine Is ‘Genetic’(wired.com)
3 points by bonfire 6y ago|0 comments
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by bonfire 6y ago
Really liked this blog post. Thank you. I've always found eBPF to be "magic"
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by bonfire 6y ago
:) Same here
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Palo Alto Networks sends cease-and-desist letter to take down review videos(orca.security)
457 points by bonfire 6y ago|132 comments
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by bonfire 6y ago
Maybe not so well
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by bonfire 6y ago
Thanks! I was thinking perhaps surveying customers after purchase/renewal to tick multiple selection boxes and say which features they liked which contributed to their decision. Still it can be a combination with the new marketing camp
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by bonfire 6y ago
Thanks! You know what, I think I wasn't accurate enough with what I'm asking. In our org when I decide on a feature I know to say that customers need and want that feature. What I don't know is how to /measure/ it e
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by bonfire 6y ago
I am a middle manager, so have quite an influence but not ultimate decision. I do have to justify projects to my managers. The KPI is clear, we are trying to increase the sales. But the product is so large that it is extremely difficult to
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Ask HN: Prove the Impact of Your Work
6 points by bonfire 6y ago|6 comments
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by bonfire 6y ago
Couldn't agree more. The most important thing for me as a manager is always exposing the work of my subordinates upwards so that they are known to my managers when opportunity comes.
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by bonfire 6y ago
Not a lot of HN posts make me emotional, but this one did. I'm a middle-manager in a corporate, manage about a dozen teams (just to give you a sense). I want to say we don't have those practices in our company, but you know - I j
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by bonfire 6y ago
Who knew?! Why is this useful? for what? did anyone ever use this?
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Using BitTorrent to retrieve objects stored in Amazon S3(docs.aws.amazon.com)
3 points by bonfire 6y ago|1 comments
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OWASP SAMM – Improve Your Software Posture(owaspsamm.org)
2 points by bonfire 6y ago|0 comments
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by bonfire 6y ago
You mean a SOAR system? like Demisto, Swimlane etc?
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Ask HN: Any tools to secure the CI/CD pipeline?
1 points by bonfire 6y ago|0 comments
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by bonfire 6y ago
So basically we can give up HTTPS for origin authentication (leave it for encryption/privacy) assuming the bundles are all signed?
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by bonfire 6y ago
I wrote a manager's README and give it to new hires and even in some cases candidates I'm trying to convince come work with me. It is realistic (I hope :D) and in no way is it meant to compensate on things I do or are annoying ..
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by bonfire 6y ago
> I think there's a solid argument that getting billions in billing while being stagnant is self evidently a valid excuse to be stagnant. yes.
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by bonfire 6y ago
For me, I have to say it, it's MS Outlook. I do e-mail all day every day and I use VBA macros and all sorts of shortcuts to make it very useful. Love it.

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