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by intern4tional 8y ago
Minecraft, LinkedIn as examples. While LinkedIn has not gone super well, it has been left to make the decisions that it made on it's own. Minecraft has also gone untouched - it's still hosted on AWS in fact.
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by intern4tional 9y ago
This is not the case. Probably more relevant is that there are dedicated AI / Cloud Computing meetups and groups in the Bellevue and Seattle area that employees of all the companies attend. This means that the people that do this res
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by intern4tional 9y ago
I work part time as an adjunct at a local 4 year college in WA state and am paid a flat fee of $150 a student per class. For one of my higher level (400 level) courses, I have 4-5 students usually and prep work to keep the course current s
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by intern4tional 9y ago
He's most likely referencing his next two lines down, "As part of Google's mandatory diversity training, one is presented with Google's internal research claiming that unconscious bias is real and measurable, and that di
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by intern4tional 9y ago
Not really. Very few attacks dedicate enough effort to evasion or anti-forensics to be completely untraceable. There are plenty of things that get reused such as public keys that can be reliably tied to a group. There are also many privat
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by intern4tional 9y ago
Why is the revenue generating argument weak? Even Kasperky who was unsure of the author is leaning towards it being NK.
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by intern4tional 9y ago
Quoting you, "I'm just not sure how anyone could claim that an OS that updates without your permission, sends and stores your encryption keys, captures browser history and all keystrokes, etc is not considered malware." I&#x2
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by intern4tional 9y ago
Bullshit. I'm going to address your specific link. Microsoft has different classes of customers and the functionality that you don't want, many customers request and may even require. You aren't obligated to use their disk e
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by intern4tional 9y ago
Oh come on, this is stretching the accepting definition of malware a mile and then some. This is FUD plain and simple without facts to back it up. Microsoft releasing details of vulnerabilities in advance to premier customers is not somethi
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by intern4tional 10y ago
I haven't looked at it in years, but that hodge-podge of material was more than enough to provide an executive with the basics that they needed to know to manage an IS organization which IMO is the goal of the certificate. As others h
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by intern4tional 10y ago
Well then your exposure is limited. Boeing's corporate information security organization has around that number, as do several of the other major defense contractors.
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by intern4tional 10y ago
At least with Windows, UAC isn't considered a security boundary by Microsoft, it's more of a generic item there to make users aware that the software they are going to run is asking for special permissions.
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by intern4tional 10y ago
That's an impressive resume of roles, but security is more than just those areas. I think the grandparent is trying to say that the CISSP is largely for non-technical security roles. People that manage large security organizations are
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by intern4tional 10y ago
IMO only the last of the three flaws is something that would be practically exploitable by a burglar. The rest, while poor coding practices and do illustrate some flaws with the system are not likely that a burglar would exploit. This is F
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by intern4tional 10y ago
No one is saying that effective mentoring cannot take place over the internet; the statement is simply being made that it is much easier to do in person. Less tooling may be required, less time invested, etc. to have effective mentoring hap
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by intern4tional 10y ago
My experience has been the opposite of yours. I worked on a remote team for several years and recently migrated to an in the office job in a similar line of employment and was surprised how often such things occur. In your case it may eith
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by intern4tional 10y ago
This isn't really a problem with MailChimp, it's with their customers using weak forms of authentication and a few accounts were compromised. MailChimp has 2FA available and this should encourage users to adopt it. Any mass email
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by intern4tional 10y ago
Not the grandparent, but I think the issue is that people want clients to have an uptime that is comparable to a server. Windows Server has controllable updates and reboots. Win 10 - is a client OS and wasn't designed with the same le
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by intern4tional 10y ago
I don't think criminals are stupid; they're simply lazy. They put the minimum amount of effort is into a scam like this in order to make it profitable. An off the shelf key logger is used; a couple of stolen email accounts, and a
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by intern4tional 11y ago
While the items noted in the article could cause disruption, pain, or confusion to the community for some time, none of them really seem to be a linchpin that will actually bring down Bitcoin. Social, strategic, and unconventional attacks c
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by intern4tional 11y ago
I've seen this same thing frequently when evaluating security engineers. They often can talk the talk, but when given a simple task to perform more often than not will fail. Coding exercises might not be a great measure, but as far as