borumpilot

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by borumpilot 7y ago
You are surely not alone: there are dozens of us! I've done the exact same thing for the last 25 years, it took me 10 years of frustration before I found out that I learn & memorize best while writing things down. Somehow the slown
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by borumpilot 7y ago
It is two technologies combined: SIM (security information management) & SEM (security event management) == SIEM The SIM came from the requirement to collect events (operations). SEM stems from the desire to monitor / detect (secur
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by borumpilot 7y ago
Cool thing is: with that argument I was able to convince management to roll out WiFi worldwide at a large corp where the CISO hated WiFi and had halted all projects that sought to implement it. Needless to say, there where dozens of rogue A
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by borumpilot 7y ago
Tesonet. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17254113
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by borumpilot 7y ago
...when the venue has a hearTV device installed and you are connected to their network... But cool nevertheless.
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by borumpilot 7y ago
People who drive on intuition will feel this way. In my experience, typically drivers who are not trained well / lack experience with the culture & finesse that fast & safe driving requires. I have done Amsterdam to Bern (Holla
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by borumpilot 7y ago
It is right under the video: Aired: 02/24/09 - Expired: 12/15/15
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by borumpilot 7y ago
My main gripe with BT is the inpossibility to limit even which profiles[0] are active. For example: I do not mind allowing audio, but can not allow any form of networking. 0: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Blueto
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by borumpilot 7y ago
Very interesting take on the situation. Thanks, I will keep that in mind and field test your hypothesis.
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by borumpilot 7y ago
40 years ago, when I started my interest in porn, it was... different. Both in availability and in "potentness". Skip forward 40 years, I have a bunch of millennial kids. Their (for me discoverable) sexual encounters are extremely
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by borumpilot 7y ago
Yes, you are wrong, unfortunately.
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by borumpilot 7y ago
> pentesting is a low status specialization Depends so much. But yes, the good old "compliance checkers" who run a couple of scripts and call them self pen tester are very low on the lader. These are the majority nowadays. Peop
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by borumpilot 7y ago
These used to be licensed Defenders, not the fancy Range Rovers. Both are distinct types of the same brand (Land Rover).
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by borumpilot 7y ago
Thank you! I have 3 daughters, 1 who excels in "Intelligence about Space" 2 who score... more typical :) Most certainly I will make this course available to them.
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by borumpilot 8y ago
Q1. Is dynamic testing of a commercial network allowed to researchers? Probably not. Researchers should comply with any special legal requirements in their jurisdictions. Fortunately, for the purpose of inspecting and validating the vulnera
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by borumpilot 8y ago
Unfortunately, only shipping to the US & Canada.
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by borumpilot 8y ago
Did you forget 1.5) Start IE
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by borumpilot 8y ago
That is just regular DAM (Database Activity Monitoring). I know few companies use it on even fewer DB's but it can really help to identify "rogue access" to your data. It takes (a lot) of time to tone it down to your specific
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by borumpilot 8y ago
The site is dead (for me) but I guess it is "just" about IPv4 and there is something I learned about IPv4 notation that has been hidden for me for the last 30 years: 1.1 expands to 1.0.0.1 1.1.1 expands to 1.1.0.1