technion

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Nurses told to BYOD after IT lay off(old.reddit.com)
37 points by technion 4y ago|14 comments
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by technion 5y ago
Yes, but deliberate malfeasance isn't the usual problem when this occurs, as much as some variant of "the BI person hit run before the query was finished".
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by technion 5y ago
I'm still waiting for a very simple proxy where I can write rules like "DELETE statements must come with a WHERE".
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by technion 5y ago
This feels a lot like why Kusto was invented. It's very close to SQL, but written the other way around with the table name first, then the 'where', and finally the columns. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us&#x2
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by technion 5y ago
I keep coming back to this forum post as the most relevant audiophile meme, in which someone finds an alternate memcpy implementation and claims to hear the difference: https://www.audioasylum.com/forums/pcaudio/me
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by technion 5y ago
I feel Web3 security has regressed heavily on what used to be the norm. When I first played with Bitcoin, it was basically the expectation everyone had an air gapped desktop with an offline wallet, and a "watch only" wallet online
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by technion 5y ago
All I can say here is that my experience with ransomware response is that _every_ company has some document stating they can recover from scratch with backups in x hours, and in no case have I ever seen those hours be accurate, or even clos
548.
by technion 5y ago
No, this is document as only occurring in development mode.
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by technion 5y ago
Really the experience supporting users across lots of organisations is at odds to that. Coming from a place where changing the Windows background from the default XP theme resulted in people stating they literally weren't able to work
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by technion 5y ago
The search on Elden rings wiki is extremely good. Often I don't know what an enemy is called but you type a rough description and it will find it. I'm imagining the site deals with fairly significant load- the game is incredibly w
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by technion 5y ago
I don't think you should feel a need to defend this. It's one of the more popular web servers on the Internet, and this looks like a great resource for it.
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by technion 5y ago
The trade off here is that many non tech organisations make MFA at all a political difficulty. I've sat in on several meetings about how we can reduce the difficulty of using Microsoft MFA, with people talking about preinstalling it on
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by technion 5y ago
There's a really interesting statement about mindsets here. Everyone I know in tech would probably agree with you, and consider suing reporters to be a bad approach. But everyone I speak to in business management seems to take the view
554.
by technion 5y ago
A side issue here is that if you don't have an MX record configured (say, you figured a domain isn't used for mail), it doesn't mean "we don't accept mail". You'll be surprised at how much spam ends up bei
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by technion 5y ago
Unfortunately a registry lock for most TLDs seems very difficult to get.
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by technion 5y ago
Honestly have a look at web development subs. You'll often find posts like "this business asked me to change their landing page but they want to manage their own domain WTF is this possible??". And I have to admit, yes I&#x27
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by technion 5y ago
I know you're getting a lot of good technical advise in this thread but let me bring out something that needs to be said more often: No web developer or web development agency or SEO person or whatever needs your EPP/transfer code
558.
by technion 5y ago
I'd just like to chime in with my own alerting service: https://ctadvisor.lolware.net/ https://github.com/technion/ct_advisor Building this was exciting, I've been proud to run it and and it
559.
by technion 5y ago
That seems to depend on how often you click such links, or something else I haven't thought of. I used to have your experience. Now I just get a person's profile pic and a logon prompt. If I uBlock zap that, there's nothing a
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by technion 5y ago
Yes I've seen that, but I don't see how people are making the leap to assume that this Azure leak came through Okta.
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by technion 5y ago
It would be confusing to me if Microsoft were utilising Okta themselves. Their own Azure offerings provide everything Okta does (and usually bundled into something you're already buying).
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by technion 5y ago
A local computer store here has a well known policy: If you ask for a better price, they'll come back with an offering 20% above list price. If you question it, it'll go up again. Honestly I don't mind this. If a video card c
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by technion 5y ago
I responded to multiple major compromises during the Hafnium Exchange hacks. https://www.theverge.com/2021/3/8/22319934/microsoft-hafnium... In quite a few cases, we identified that ultimately a server h
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by technion 5y ago
I agree that this particular issue is extremely obvious and quite poor, but in the particular given link we're responding to their response was more than reasonable.
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by technion 5y ago
This appears to be an exact copy of an issue described 12 days ago: https://flattsecurity.medium.com/finding-an-unseen-sql-injec... The opening segment is the exact same piece of vulnerable code.
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by technion 5y ago
I think the biggest issue is signing up to websites. I support a .org.au domain and get occasional complaints people can't use online services that declare it to not be a valid tld.
567.
by technion 5y ago
Can do! From the Endpoint Manager (endpoint.microsoft.com) hit "Devices" and then "Windows Enrollment". Click "Windows Hello for Business", and click "Disabled".
568.
by technion 5y ago
This ties into a issue I preach everywhere I can: At least three different companies I've been associated with, including one F500, lost control of their domain due to the following process: Someone in marketing got an email from some
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Finding an unseen SQL Injection by bypassing escape functions in mysqljs/MySQL(flattsecurity.medium.com)
1 points by technion 5y ago|0 comments
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by technion 5y ago
I'm not sure the analogy holds. When you hire engineering contractors, you typically pay them for the work. You don't get them to a pitch a fix on a whiteboard, tell them "no we don't like that, we won't proceed wit

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