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by mango7283 2y ago
It's like these people didn't notice the raft of cves on hardened VPN and firewall devices lately. Cisco iOS regularly has cves. Android and iOS both have critical rces. And remember Mirai?
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by mango7283 2y ago
I agree edr is not a DLP solution, but edr is there to prevent* an attack getting to the point where staging the data exfil happens... In which case yes I would expect web/volumetric DLP kicks in as the next layer. *Ok ok I know it&#x2
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by mango7283 2y ago
1. Double extortion is the norm, some groups don't even bother with the encryption part anymore, they just ask a ransom for not leaking the data 2. Appearently yes. Why do you think calls to ban payments exist? 3. At minimum it raises
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by mango7283 2y ago
If you have a networked hybrid heterogeneous system though now you have weakest link issue, since lateral movement can now happen after your weaker perimeter tool is breached
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by mango7283 2y ago
That only solves half the problem, it doesn't solve data theft
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by mango7283 2y ago
Carelessly handled Linux machines* can and do get infected by malware or compromised for data exfile, don't be obtuse. *Let's not pretend this never happens
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by mango7283 2y ago
I wish the poop is so neat lol
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by mango7283 2y ago
Yeah I figure it's one or the other. If anything I am somewhat surprised it's not some generic Chinese copies in the malls.
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by mango7283 2y ago
Are you a parent though? I'm non-US and I've seen their changing stations in the malls, they are pretty ubiquitous.
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by mango7283 2y ago
I trust one recognises that a huge difference between a post WW2 and a Threads post Ww3 situation is that in the former the United States is at its peak and regearing its industry to rebuild Japan and Europe while in the latter the US is al
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by mango7283 2y ago
I would hope enterprise users think carefully about data loss policies before signing up and placing corporate data on it...
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by mango7283 2y ago
Yes, subject matter expert is what it means in that context. Now I need an SME in linguistics to tell me if the usage as an acronym on that sentence is irony or not.
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by mango7283 2y ago
In the final report on the Irish health services ransomware incident, AV did pick up early signs of the attack but they were not further acted upon - there is value to enterprise AV, provided you back it up with enterprise incident response
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by mango7283 2y ago
In Malaysian Chinese restaurants a common dish is "Marmite chicken" which I imagine uses the same principle. We also dip buttered toast into softboil eggs with soya sauce and pepper so make of that what you will lol
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by mango7283 3y ago
From the context it's nothing to do with the technology, it's the bureaucracy refusing to accept they already have the address.
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by mango7283 3y ago
I can think of at least 5 famous bridges that are way older than 50 years...
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by mango7283 3y ago
It really impresses me that a typical ICE can run at thousands of RPM for years on end with relatively minimal maintenance, and then then it's not the pistons and engine block that will fail first.
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by mango7283 3y ago
Yeah ideally, is just we never have enough time and resources to do this right because we're always pulled into firefighting previous insecurity decisions. That and never having weekends because we can't go one week without yet an
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by mango7283 3y ago
just f the rest of us blue teamers right. can;t even have a fing quiet saturday. week after week after week. and holier than thou it people call us incompetant just because we won;t allow a half dozen unmonitorable open source solutions hac
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by mango7283 3y ago
Also, you do realise that then on the same team the engineers may not be doing 1-1 comparable work right?
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by mango7283 3y ago
I dunno man, I'm rest of the world and my dad uses pounds/feet/miles habitually despite obviously knowing kg/m/km and using SI units professionally (He's a mechanical engineer...). I grew up on metric but event
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by mango7283 3y ago
No this is on point. Managers often have multiple people on different roles but are still forced to stack rank them as if they are equally comparable. The analogy is sound and illustrates the problem.
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by mango7283 3y ago
Problem is when you get owned during that window and get slammed for not blocking sooner. Then you block sooner and get slammed for blocking too soon. Repeat for 1000 web services.
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by mango7283 3y ago
I expected much worse from the title, when I saw dr pimple popper was the example I had to chuckle.
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by mango7283 3y ago
No one sells these anymore cries in wants to play old Sims from gig
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by mango7283 3y ago
I feel there is still a lack of "realistic casual" flight Sims like "strike commander", TFX and "US Navy fighters" that fit the spot between the extremes of Ace Combat (not even a flight Sim) and DCS (too hard
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by mango7283 3y ago
It's a matter of taste. Clearly many of us here were entertained by the style of the blog vis a vis the wiki version or other sources of the same information.
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by mango7283 3y ago
Well the whole point of articles like this is that they are more "literary" than the investigation reports and therefore more entertaining and engaging to read. There's a time and place for reading dry technical investigation
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by mango7283 3y ago
I'd love to see you demonstrate "adjectives that no humans would use". Do tell.
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by mango7283 3y ago
Surely this is a variation of this anecdote attributed to IBM's Watson https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13419313 "> A young executive had made some bad decisions that cost the company several million dollar

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