csmeu

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   by csmeu 12y ago

   Professionalism is thinking and understanding before you start firing a gun at your infrastructure, testing stuff and not shooting client SLAs. We do that bit between the CVE being announced and patching ahit, not when the press goes ape sh
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   by csmeu 12y ago

   I wasn't being sarcastic. Adding a tagline, media friendly name or keywords is unprofessional. Simply, severity is then ranked by how popular the press or security bloggers can market the word, not by the respective severity of the CVE
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   by csmeu 12y ago

   I'm glad the moderator removed GHOST from the subject line. CVEs don't need a media friendly handle. Edit: Its back again. Booooo.
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   by csmeu 12y ago

   Actually we like to switch providers a lot to snag the best deals.
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   by csmeu 12y ago

   Are you sure that its not that the first site they hit which is a false positive causes them to opt out? ThinkPad wiki is the one comedic false positive I get when I was testing Sky's offering (to determine workarounds in case this shi
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   by csmeu 12y ago

   That probably isn't architecture independent.
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   by csmeu 12y ago

   Ex-acorner here. Repton 2 was my favourite game at the time. Elite actually took a back seat to that and inline assembly programming in BASIC and crudely wiring Lego cranes and trains to it. A friend and myself were the two man demo team on