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by jc01480 6y ago
The methods utilized in this compromise are consistent with methods utilized in other attributed breaches not disclosed.
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by jc01480 6y ago
Anything remote for US people?
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by jc01480 6y ago
Can you show her how to use voice commands for emergencies? I don’t use them, but they may be something helpful.
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by jc01480 6y ago
What is your interest of the topic? There’s things you are passionate about and then there’s things you have to do to get to what your passionate about.
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by jc01480 6y ago
Yes. See any given posting for a federal job. Strict age restrictions are imposed universally. Federal positions should not discriminate on age.
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by jc01480 6y ago
You'd be surprised. In law enforcement we'd get served with the craziest stuff from criminal targets that were attorneys. They'd literally try to bluff us into believing that whatever statute, evidence, or investigative met
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by jc01480 6y ago
First off, your manager, team leader, or whomever is supposed to be mentoring you is likely worse at “leadership” than you are at programming. If you get the opportunity to provide feedback, give honest feedback. Tell them they suck at me
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by jc01480 6y ago
There’s no reason to go back. There’s more reason to stand off. Society will never be the same.
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by jc01480 6y ago
The idea that we’d eventually come to a day when we can no longer see ourselves. That is hell for most, a gift to few.
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by jc01480 7y ago
Is the US media defense of China solely due to the exercise of influence through Chinese financial interests in their corporations? There doesn’t seem to be any other explanation for the intense media sympathy. It’s truly bizarre.
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by jc01480 7y ago
Iv’e been looking around for some attack modeling tools myself. I am currently using Maltego, but damn it’s hard to show so much volume in such a small presentation space. There are alternatives to Maltego I haven’t had a chance to play w
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by jc01480 7y ago
It’s hard to imagine the level of peace one may experience at that depth.
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by jc01480 7y ago
Executing the infected hardly seems like something to take a victory lap over regardless of nationality.
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by jc01480 7y ago
Can you reference some?
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by jc01480 7y ago
These events that are identified, are they a local thing in the author’s area? Like BSides to Americans, etc.?
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by jc01480 7y ago
This mafia-state aggression is too 90’s. The latest battlefield is in information operations (persuasion if you will). They know they’ll never use it, and so does any UN country. The only benefit is to maybe galvanize nationalistic tende
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by jc01480 7y ago
Nice find! Thanks! Happy holidays to you!
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by jc01480 7y ago
Think of all the regions one would have to target to make a difference. To truly affect the elections, one would have to significantly narrow down the pool. In the case of the 2016 elections, let’s say Democrat strongholds were targeted.
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by jc01480 7y ago
This same scheme applies to any “charity” that does not overtly state 100% of their proceeds are donated. And it’s not limited to law enforcement associations. Those commercials you see on TV about starving children, abused animals, suffe
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by jc01480 7y ago
The concept of freedom is so interesting. In the US, it is an inherent right. Many things are protected as inalienable rights from government intrusion. But a darker picture emerges when freedom is weaponized by private people (e.g. corp
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by jc01480 7y ago
This crudely represents one way law enforcement and intelligence agencies (friend and foe) identify targets for further analysis. Think about ways this is weaponized a little more. We saw an example of this in the US Navy prosecution of G
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by jc01480 7y ago
Funny you mention this. Outside the Guantanamo prison complex is a sign bearing the unit symbol of the military branch operating the facility. This is affixed to a fence bearing “maximum security” signage, etc. Displayed on this sign was
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by jc01480 7y ago
Do some patent searches for the companies pioneering the technology. Read their white papers. You can begin to assemble an idea of how they do it. It’s not entirely revealing and is very tedious. But you can connect the dots. NYT is so
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by jc01480 7y ago
Assuming everything is live presumes that we should have to care about what others think about any given conduct. Social justice is what this is plain and simple. Rule of law (or the absence thereof) is meaningless in modern society?
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by jc01480 7y ago
I’ve seen this before somewhere. Reddit maybe?
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by jc01480 7y ago
If you go for a PhD, do it because you want to expand your knowledge and education for the enlightenment of others. I know a few PhD folks in Cybersecurity and they’re one or two pay grades above me. Keep in mind they’re at the high end o
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by jc01480 7y ago
I was in law enforcement at the state level. I can relate to this. I drive by a highway patrol unit on the side of the road and recall the years I spent out there getting hit by cars, sweating my butt off, wiping blood off me, and general
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by jc01480 7y ago
Yes. Best quality of life choice I ever made. I was in my mid-forties, too. My experience has been overwhelmingly positive.
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by jc01480 7y ago
I was hoping someone would catch this. Seems like a delusional stretch to tie this phenomenon to right-wing hate. Nice try, but that’s complete BS.
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by jc01480 7y ago
Consider that some states have laws considering silence, or a refusal to deny allegations, as direct evidence of culpability. Texas is one of those states. Laws reflect human nature about as much as fire is similar to ice.

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