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by mjcl 10y ago
They do in some counties. I'm a pollworker in Alameda County and every precinct uses an optical scanner (made by Sequoia). At the end of the night the memory pack is removed and taken back to a return center to be counted. The paper ba
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by mjcl 10y ago
Ugh, I remember having to use esc+alt+shift+shift debugger to try and get the server back long enough to down it. And praying that VREPAIR didn't run on restart.
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by mjcl 10y ago
Exchange by itself is absolutely not secure from an audit trail perspective[1]. I've specifically had this come up where an employee edited an e-mail to try and CYA. Even if you are using journalling, an administrator can open the jour
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by mjcl 10y ago
Trades (stock, etc) the bank and/or their clients made.
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by mjcl 10y ago
I've still found them to be incredibly helpful when you get through to someone, but it can take an hour or two on hold. They're also helpful via mail correspondence, but letters seems to have a 30-45 day turnaround.
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by mjcl 11y ago
Hardware. There is a chip (or a SoC component) called Secure Enclave that holds the real encryption key and accepts PINs or fingerprint data and releases the key. Of course, there is the potential that Secure Enclave could be updated with n
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by mjcl 11y ago
Good news, privacy addressing (ex. RFC 4941) exists and is enabled by default on OS X (10.7+) and Windows 7. Privacy addressing rotates the host section of the IP address by default once a day, leaving IPv6 host detection similar to IPv4+NA