prg20

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   by prg20 3y ago

   > You think nobody's logged into their personal spotify on their work computer? I don't think anyone thinks that. No one also thinks logging into a personal account on a device owned by someone else gives you any claim of owner
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   by prg20 3y ago

   IT departments do not care for the musings of self-proclaimed neckbeards. The arrogance of such users to comfort to security policy is a well known risk and usually grounds for swift disciplinary action.
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   by prg20 3y ago

   Totally. They should allow anyone, even those with no income, to come to their country and use their services for nothing in return. We can see how well that's worked in the US.
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   by prg20 3y ago

   You're not. The article makes no sense. They claim robust security controls but apparely lacked a proper accounting of service accounts with external access, especially with admin access to freakin' Jira.
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   by prg20 3y ago

   > Then, from November 27, we redirected the efforts of a large part of the Cloudflare technical staff (inside and outside the security team) to work on a single project dubbed “Code Red”. Why didn't they start this effort BEFORE the