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   by raesene9 12y ago

   What alternatives would you recommend? Also open to public audit doesn't mean anyone has actually looked at them/assured their security to any degree. the only product that I'm aware of in this category that has received that
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   by raesene9 12y ago

   AFAICS the nominal reason was that TLDs like .com were/are getting crowded and country based one's (e.g. .io) were being mis-used as generic TLDs So as a reaction to that ICANN allow new generic TLDs to be registered. In and of i
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   by raesene9 12y ago

   http://www.amazon.com/HP-Stream-Laptop-Personal-Horizon/dp/B... HP Stream 11 is likely the closest to what you're looking for $199 so slightly more expensive, but a year of Office365 included...
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   by raesene9 12y ago

   Good point about the Hacker One disclosure timeline, sounds like the reporter should have waited for that to elapse prior to disclosure. Not sure I'd say 90 days is entirely arbitrary as some of the big boys (i.e. Google Zero) seem to
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   by raesene9 12y ago

   Good to see a response on this from someone at Slack. However I'm now somewhat confused. If you accept that Anshuman should have been updated on the 2nd bug and it was only after multiple unanswered requests that he blogged about it (a
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   by raesene9 12y ago

   I'm sure that Cisco doesn't really think this would stop a targeted attack (as others have said, they've doubtless got insiders who can point these things out), but then they've got to try and do something to reduce the