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by tamimio 2y ago
CS is an EDR (Endpoint Detection & Response) and it connects to other parts like XDR (Extended Detection and Response) and MDM (Mobile Device Management). They differ from the typical antivirus in how they detect threats. The AV usually
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by tamimio 2y ago
I have seen some pictures shared of vending machines with BSOD.. why would you have an EDR on a vending machine? To protect the valuable assets?!
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by tamimio 2y ago
If the keys aren’t backed up, you will be locked out of the system, and as soon as you try to boot into the safe mode to perform that workaround, you will be asked to enter it manually (or if you have it back it up on a USB drive), if you d
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by tamimio 2y ago
Windows Defender is more than sufficient for most of these companies, but they need that false sense of security, or maybe they have excess budget to spare, or they are transferring the risk per their risk management plan.
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by tamimio 2y ago
I’m sure the patch itself can be fixed, and there will be a workaround to boot up the machine to fix it. My only concern is the BitLocker keys. If the hard drive is encrypted by Windows and assuming no backup for that key has been done, the
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by tamimio 2y ago
I know it does for personal accounts once linked to your machine. Years ago, I used the enterprise version and it didn’t, probably because it was “assumed” that it should be done with group policies, but that was in 2017.
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by tamimio 2y ago
I just skimmed through the news. A lot of airports, hospitals, and even governments are down! It's ironic how people are putting their eggs in one basket, trying to avoid downtime caused by malware by relying on a company that put thei
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by tamimio 2y ago
I doubt most of the clients who use CS know what BitLocker is, let alone how to back it up, assuming it wasn’t backed up automatically by Windows.
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by tamimio 2y ago
OTA update went wrong? How can an update go live without proper testing for the millions of live connected endpoints?
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by tamimio 2y ago
Slightly off-topic: To the web developer gurus in here, how do you build a site with those scrollable 3D animations? Is there a name for it, or better, a tutorial? Maybe not the minimal one, but it’s still cool.
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by tamimio 2y ago
> They are changing laws so if you’re undetectable you don’t have to disclose your HIV status to your partner(s) Do you have a source for this, please? That’s extremely risky if true. Who’s changing these laws?! Unless it’s fully cured,
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by tamimio 2y ago
Need one for the car brakes, so I can communicate road rage with it.
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by tamimio 2y ago
I remember around two years ago, we got in touch with a company—without mentioning the name but it has "ripple" in it—and after an hour-long seminar, NDA, password-protected binaries, and other BS, they barely delivered ~150ms lat
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by tamimio 2y ago
> I saw a company claiming only their proprietary protocol Did the company have a “ripple” in its name? Curious
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by tamimio 2y ago
Amazing work! The most I could achieve is ~40ms of video streams, although it was over a cellular network from a drone. But 30ms is a new milestone! I will see if I can repurpose this and test out a real-time video stream from a robot if I
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by tamimio 2y ago
Why is an employer allowed and socially accepted to hire more than one person to do the same job, and even have someone shadowing you, but an employee might get fired if caught working another job? Why can an employer fire someone on the sp
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by tamimio 2y ago
> like through watermarking. Good luck enforcing that in open source tools. > Such content also could not be used to train AI models. And... how would you make sure it won’t happen? I don’t think they know how the digital world works,
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by tamimio 2y ago
> Let’s note however that even "owning a domain" is an illusion of control That’s not true. It’s definitely not complete control, but it’s far more “sovereign” and independent than having a user account with some corporation th
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by tamimio 2y ago
> They’ve suspended my email account that I’ve had for nearly 20 years Another reason why you should have your own domain and be independent from any services is that it can happen to anyone, never put your eggs in one basket.
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by tamimio 2y ago
Very interesting, thanks! and good luck on the project.
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by tamimio 2y ago
What a practical use case of such thing?
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by tamimio 2y ago
The rule of thumb is that you should always avoid any services that still rely on SMS or phone numbers as an ID or 2FA. They simply don’t care about your privacy or security, even if they advertise it. A prime example is Signal. Unfortunate
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by tamimio 2y ago
Someone, please create a Gdut, a fork that will produce graphs for a quick and easy way to read, it’s almost impossible to read in small vertical screens.
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by tamimio 2y ago
> I have trouble watching things without subtitles. Having subtitles is very convenient. I don’t have to worry about the volume. I can shift back and forth between listening while being busy with something else or reading them. Also, whe
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by tamimio 2y ago
> I'm sure there are more advanced anti-debugger techniques with different denial-of-service vectors. Just rename debugger to banana. Edit: I see you have posted it below already! https://www.nullpt.rs/evading-anti-d
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by tamimio 2y ago
What I personally do is just send them to myself in SimpleX or Telegram, and they are available immediately on other platforms.
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by tamimio 2y ago
> Jody Freeman, adds, “It’s a massive power shift back to the courts and away from agencies..” Unless the justice system is broken and corrupt, this is not a bad news at all.
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by tamimio 2y ago
And they do the same thing with YouTube by slowing down the initial load in other browsers. Google is evil, and this is the least of it.
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by tamimio 2y ago
Proof of love or proof of manipulation. Some twisted people pay attention to the details about you to know how to manipulate you, giving you an illusion of love or “love bombing” to get their way with you. Differentiating between the two is
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by tamimio 2y ago
It looks interesting; I'll keep an eye on it. Side note: The intro video is great, but the keyboard clicks were annoying.

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