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by surge 3y ago
"Just good enough" is a constantly moving target. Its a bit like tech debt, what's good enough one year isn't the next, being PCI compliant doesn't keep you from getting customer cc #'s stolen. Just good enough
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by surge 3y ago
I don't think you know what the point of a red team is, if you did you'd understand how oxymoronic your statement is. A part time red teamer is just a pen tester. That's not what a red team does, and adequate threat emulation
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by surge 3y ago
WTF are you talking about, we regularly evade these tools?
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by surge 3y ago
Yeah, and my team and larger cyber org was under risk management, until some new exec decided to shift us under the technology org (a decision I do not agree with due to conflict of interest).
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by surge 3y ago
I'm a full time red team. Depends on your org, but you're not ready for a red team until you get the basics of blue straight. Most of our blue is threat and anomaly detection. They spend a lot of time in tools, sure but its usuall
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by surge 3y ago
I agree with this, finding vulnerabilities is really hard, and there's people coming out of college with no experience anywhere else in the field trying to get high paying jobs looking for vulns in technology they don't understand
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by surge 3y ago
We're paid to find risk and reduce risk. Software developers and project leads are paid to ship product, even if its held together by glue and duct tape. The problem is they don't have security and risk reduction in their incentiv
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by surge 3y ago
Sounds like someone is tired of getting dinged for using outdated security practices in their application designs. I came from the other side of things. I know what its like, but the fact they care more about features and not fixing vulnera
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by surge 3y ago
Or paying out bonuses for the prior year since you don't let them finish the year that makes them entitled to the bonus.
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by surge 3y ago
The whole point of increasing interest rates is to encourage the same behavior, holding onto money instead of spending it, thus making money "less" available or removing it from the market. I think doing things to cause deflation
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by surge 3y ago
They also charge more for 4k and don't deliver on it. Most people who pay for 4k notice the piss poor quality of the stream. Don't charge for something you can't deliver. I personally enjoyed Netflix more when it was a back c
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by surge 3y ago
I'm not sure if there is. It depends on their financial security and the positions being eliminated. I guess if the severance is good its not so bad.
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by surge 3y ago
Yeah, that's what I was thinking, most companies at least wait until after the holidays to serve the bad news.
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by surge 3y ago
I know my company is hinting at layoffs in Q1, well hinting, they've literally said they've budgeted money as an expense in Q4 to pay out severance packages in Q1. So they're at least waiting until after to give people their
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by surge 3y ago
Right before the holidays...wow.
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by surge 3y ago
Is it Austin that lost its luster, or all that low interest capital funding is gone so startups are drying up in general?
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by surge 3y ago
Swap spit/kiss someone who gets this. Cheaper than dental insurance. Time to bring back the kissing booth.
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by surge 3y ago
Physical Media has its own DRM BS, hampering conversion to newer media formats for devices that are still sold and supported, but I digress.
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by surge 3y ago
Yeah the cognitive dissonance between writing "Little Brother" and "government can be trusted with more power" while its simultaneously advocating for encryption back doors is mind boggling.
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by surge 3y ago
People used to say the same about IE. Most people don't think about it. I just Brave personally.
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by surge 3y ago
I'd use matrix before xmpp. I at least use Signal now, that's not bad.
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by surge 3y ago
Yes, the appeal the Fediverse is that its lack of mass appeal keeps it away from the inevitable Eternal September or Enshitification or at least delays it. In a small way, we can have the Internet of old back, the one where in order to part
83.
by surge 3y ago
Well, currently cooking for 5 and if I shop in the produce department, getting fresh vegetables, etc, I'm paying a lot more than if I don't, or get some premade stuff with a higher shelf life.
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by surge 3y ago
"Child" is used loosely by commenters on this article, its fairly obvious they mean teenager when they say "underage". It was stated the hours were flexible and they're going to college so its assumed this is after
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by surge 3y ago
If you try to eat healthy, non processed foods, vegetables, etc, your food budget doubles if not triples.
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by surge 3y ago
Hotels do a terrible job of catering to families. If you need more than one room, there's no way of telling if the rooms are joined, on the same floor, or if you an get two rooms with an adjoining door.
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by surge 3y ago
You're assuming kids have the extra time for that. Homeschooling also is much more time efficient. There's a lot of time eliminated even you're not trying to get a whole classroom on the same page (literally and figuratively)
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by surge 3y ago
It also doesn't help adding close to 3 million people in a year to the domestic population (not through births or official visa process), during a time of rising construction costs, and not expecting that to cause an affordability and
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by surge 3y ago
Yeah, you learn quickly in film school that documentaries edit footage however they like to tell a narrative. A lot of the incidents they describe happening in the wild are just multiple different situations clipped together, if you pay att

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