mango7283

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by mango7283 3y ago
To be fair, when people host their own email we end up with them also not patching the exchange servers and subsequently getting hacked anyway.
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by mango7283 3y ago
horrified security blue team noises Edit: ok I suppose this is no worse than RDP and whatever TeamViewer and other RAT tools exist.
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by mango7283 3y ago
The fact you have to state avoid default ports if you can kinda really highlights why this is not the best idea right?
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by mango7283 3y ago
It's the go to for a lot of security teams (a fact i'm sure Malwarebytes wishes leveraged into more sales for their actual enterprise product) for routine stuff (random adware etc - no one can afford to run full forensics on all t
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by mango7283 3y ago
The problem is absolutely the laws of those countries. Arguing "but you allow X" will just get X also banned, not make them see the light that the law is unjust.
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by mango7283 3y ago
Make of this article what you will... https://kotaku.com/hayao-miyazaki-wants-you-to-know-why-naus...
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by mango7283 3y ago
/Overworked blue teamer rant We're just bloody tired okay?!? Every fing weekend every fking day it's a new 0day and exploit and attack surface. And then the new patch breaks production or the new edr throws up a storm because
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by mango7283 3y ago
I suppose it's the equivalent of thinking Tom Clancy novels give you truly factual insight on militaries:)
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by mango7283 3y ago
This is the funniest yet most meaningful comment I've read this year!
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by mango7283 3y ago
Too add salt to the wound often their machines have more rights/access too, making the impact that much more.
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by mango7283 3y ago
All it takes is one tired/careless/unlucky dev or it engineer to get their machine owned, at minimum resulting in an extensive and tiring incident response and forensic verification to confirm nothing else happened, bearing in min
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by mango7283 3y ago
The threat actor(s) are free to attack any day any time. Infosec has to be on the ball 24/7 while having imperfect visibility and a ever changing attack surface both inside and outside. And security vendors promise the moon and stars a
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by mango7283 4y ago
I'm just a blue teamer not a CISO but I want that CISO panic button yesssss
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by mango7283 4y ago
Right right I forgot to avoid jargon.. Though at the rate this thread is going the only people who will read it know what an FP is ;)
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by mango7283 4y ago
The support threads on 3cx forums where 3cx brushed it off as an fp are pretty horrifying. But tbh infra and SOC are between a rock and a hard place esp. before the security vendors issue their evidence it's not an fp....
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by mango7283 4y ago
I was a lot happier when I was working for a security tool vendor than I am now working in itsec on the customer side...
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by mango7283 4y ago
Haha you said it...
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by mango7283 4y ago
I manage a monitoring and ir team and am obese. I tend to stress eat and there is a lot of stress playing defense all the time.
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by mango7283 4y ago
Looking at the response in the rest of the comment chain I wonder if it's such that he knows but does not accept the change.
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by mango7283 4y ago
I'm trying to imagine how many times this conversation is repeated across the internet and want to find the most entertaining exchange!
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by mango7283 4y ago
If doctors not only had to treat broken legs but also somehow prevent people breaking them in the first place...
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by mango7283 4y ago
It's possible... But then you go on to describe how it's ending due to consolidation ;)
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by mango7283 4y ago
I wish it was too. Aside from Psycho Pinball that was my favourite PC pinball game...
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by mango7283 4y ago
Must be nice. I'm in it operations so Fridays are just like Mondays except I get to see my weekend melt away because the infra and the operating environment is 24/7. Bah.
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by mango7283 4y ago
? Russian tanks are the ones with autoloaders and 3 crew... Of the modern NATO tanks only the French use autoloaders and 3 crew, US and German tanks are 4 crew.
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by mango7283 5y ago
I have a vague recollection of going to a curry restaurant in Tokyo tower and being disappointed that instead of getting actual Japanese style curry I ordered some neither here nor there attempt at an "Indian" curry. It was decent
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by mango7283 5y ago
Japan was rebuilt in a world where the united States was basically untouched by the devastation of the war and could continue to be the world's factory - in a total nuclear war scenario that will not be the case, especially if you assu
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by mango7283 5y ago
This really isn't that hard to understand, much the same way English was adopted as a lingua franca, Malaysia's Chinese population is itself heterogeneous and so at the national level the lingua franca of the Chinese nation, manda
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by mango7283 5y ago
I should probably also add that myself, a english speaking Malaysian Chinese would probably have to use english or malay with a random group of penang people since I can't speak mandarin - so from a purely practical point of view, give
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by mango7283 5y ago
For starters, hokkien is only a majority dialect in Penang... In KL its Cantonese or Hakka, for example. Much like (British) English, if there was going to be formal education in a Chinese dialect it was going to be Mandarin in line with wh

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