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4y ago
/jk :)
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I have no problem with it as long as I can cancel it without talking to a human at any time. E.g. Google play subscriptions.
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How to make phishing and smishing impossible
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Quantum Time Flip
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What is the best way to approach end of life systems?
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Caviet: in Australia and cyber security not Dev. 2 offers in 2 weeks. Started without losing a day of pay. 7% pay rise. Market is great right now
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4y ago
Douglas Houfstedder I am a strange loop. Great book on consciousness. He says monkeys have a higher level of consciousness than say mosquitoes. Maybe similar to a 3 year old human. That's why we feel it is worse morally
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Really good point. 1500 now removed from the title For context Peta says 110m animals killed for science each year https://www.peta.org/issues/animals-used-for-experimentation...
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A random cyber chat with OpenAI GPTchat
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DLP and Security Service Edge
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Automating Cloud Security
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Really enjoyed being interviewed by Shankar Pillai . Great to think about all the recent hot topics in the #cybersecurity and #infosec world in Australia. video: youtu.be/2Hi9ZbKf8gY text: rakkhi.substack.com/p/hot-topic-cy…
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Cyber security Australia under attack
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Sorry blogspam but hopefully some useful thoughts. Started blogging again after 10 years, hoping this post is useful not just to cybersecurity people
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There was always one person at least that needed to reinstall windows..
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4y ago
This. I remember lugging even a midi tower but a 17 inch crt in my car to my friend's house each week and back. It was so much fun when you were there but the logistics were a pain. As soon as the Internet was fast enough to allow peop
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Manage Your Config as Code
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4y ago
A rising tide floats all boats….. only when the tide goes out do you discover who's been swimming naked." This is Warren Buffett's addendum to the famous 'rising tide' quote.
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4y ago
Sorry about the links, was trying to add some humour :)
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4y ago
Will hopefully write a bunch of articles while I have time and schedule them for weekly release. Subscribe if you like cyber :)
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4y ago
Blogspam but getting back into writing again after almost 10 years off. Hopefully it is a decent start, let me know any feedback please.
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How to Not Get Hacked
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4y ago
Sorry for the ELI5, checked the Reddit link also. Any immediate implications of this?
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SSL RCE Vulnerability
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5y ago
Does it really make sense? 1.2b people, if they know the govt is trying to control the narrative a vpn is not hard. What about 325m people in the US and other western countries that believe their govt would never lie nor their main stream m
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Does it really make sense? 1.2b people, if they know the govt is trying to control the narrative a vpn is not hard. What about 325m people in the US and other western countries that believe their govt would never lie nor their main stream m
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5y ago
I like the search hackernews angolia filters: manual upvotes, time, match based on your keywords etc
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Upvote for other countries. Try this for Australia :) http://www.bom.gov.au/catalogue/data-feeds.shtml#xml
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In fish... "Contrary to expectation, the synaptic strengths in the pallium remained about the same regardless of whether the fish learned anything. Instead, in the fish that learned, the synapses were pruned from some areas of the pall
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Can't we just aggregate all of the US or worth splitting out cities/states/provinces for other countries also.. Think it makes the point of even this forum being US centric
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