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by technion 6y ago
I think that statement should be considered in the context that it's a blog from a company that specialises in and promotes Wordpress hosting.
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by technion 6y ago
We were getting brand new pos terminals direct from the supplier with conficker installed ten years after conficker was news. When we pushed for a fix, machines started arriving with instructions to run a conficker removal tool before using
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by technion 6y ago
As someone with an account, I don't suppose you could comment on whether I'm reading this article correctly - that the only MFA on offer is SMS based. https://www.epik.com/support/knowledgebase/enabling-d
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by technion 6y ago
When you setup Microsoft Authenticator, it defaults to a QR code that will be invalid to standard TOTP apps. However, that's because it assumes you want to use the push notification of the app. If you click a button like "key with
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by technion 6y ago
A quick look around and I see McAfee EPO and microstrategy running this configuration in one organisation. Seems common across my customers.
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by technion 6y ago
You may wish to look at age: https://github.com/FiloSottile/age
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by technion 6y ago
For the context right here minisign would be perfectly capable. The post on this thread is not encrypted, there's no "decentralized" relevancy. Minisign has smaller keys and forces modern technology with a far simpler format.
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by technion 6y ago
As a side note, with so much attention on replacing PGP, I've long though the turning point would be when a group like this uses something else. It's just a highly visible thing and it's a group that a lot of people assume kn
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by technion 6y ago
> Anyway, it’s been a while, the world is a different place now, and maybe Hanlon’s razor cuts deeper than I thought. I don't think people give credit for just how deep this actually does cut. On one project I worked on, which store
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by technion 6y ago
My Huawei phone actually does come with a QR scanner. You just have to open the built in camera app, then click this icon[0]. It defaults to the translator camera, which I find really that you can just point at text and it translates it on
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by technion 6y ago
Policy drives security in a lot of ways. You can have a skilled security team and 400 nurses sharing an account because you don't have a great person to drive policy. From experience.
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by technion 6y ago
In a lot of my experience, tech people first hear about a new domain when someone in marketing says "we're launching a new x. I've already done a lot of work by going to GoDaddy and buying the domain. You should be able to fi
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by technion 6y ago
Most Government departments can support receiving and validating such certs now because they are using Exchange/Outlook, even if they don't know it. The funny part is when they modify emails with "THIS IS AN EXTERNAL SENDER&q
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by technion 6y ago
Would a good first target here be SDN switches? In general, their own networking is mostly for remote access.
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Sunburst Evasion simulation and demonstration script(github.com)
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by technion 6y ago
I think that's an understated point. We certainly haven't stopped phishing from being successful - but we have heavily increased the rate at which malicious emails get reported. Most of these bad emails do get sent to a lot of peo
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by technion 6y ago
It shouldn't be though. If your threat vector includes teams with something like Chrome 0day, you've got bigger problems than employees clicking links. Malicious email in the wild is either a link to a phishing page, or a link to
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Show HN: Revoke the Impacted Solarwinds Certificate(github.com)
2 points by technion 6y ago|0 comments
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by technion 6y ago
Whilst the content on voat kept me from using it, I clicked this link and couldn't help noticing how quickly it loaded. How much content was on the screen. How many comments I could read before hitting "load more", which simp
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Amazon Route 53 support for DNSSEC(aws.amazon.com)
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by technion 6y ago
We're running several not-Orion Solarwinds products. I've been all over the environment with the Fireeye IOCs, scanned for given filenames and services and double checked none of the EDR services were disabled. Of course you canno
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by technion 6y ago
The articles are referring to Solarwinds Orion, which is a different product to N-central. I personally found and reported the unpublished CVE-2019-10690 in N-Central, but that was only local privesc.
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by technion 6y ago
I've had HP refuse to replace a blown power supply because the installed OS wasn't supported. The Ubuntu certification gives the value that you won't get stuck with .. that.
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by technion 6y ago
I currently support the following products named "Integrity": - Law firm management software - Document management software - A DVR appliance Previously I supported HPE Integrity hardware. Certain names just seem way overused.
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by technion 6y ago
I've never dealt with this software but when I did my CS degree, several of the applications we worked with throughout the course were distributed as Windows binaries. If you'd ever done homework or study at all, you don't on
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by technion 6y ago
If you need any more evidence of PGP being used poorly, just look at Darknet markets. It's effectively the standard for communication with vendors there. Here's a first Google link for the matter: https://thebitcoinnews
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by technion 6y ago
In this case there actually is a benefit. I've seen issues where people weren't able to communicate with customers because someone's running a mail server that rejects email based on the RFC-Clueless RBL or its predecessor, R
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by technion 6y ago
I've been through this twice this year where a reasonably large non-tech business came to me saying requesting help, only to find the credentials for their domain left with some previous employee and the "password reset" emai
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by technion 6y ago
When I opened my wallet for the first time in a few years, I found the only way to get the coins out of the old version of multibit was to send it to all to a new wallet with new keys running new software. Given the age of this wallet, some
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by technion 6y ago
Dialyzer solves certain problems for me that still exist in many "typed" languages. A great example is pos_integer(). In something like Typescript I can use "number", but that doesn't assert I can't receive a n

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