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6y ago
I built an alerting service to do exactly that for you. https://ctadvisor.lolware.net/
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6y ago
This relates heavily to the "what language should be taught in schools" argument. I usually answer "Java". And it's not even that I particularly like Java, it's just that the discussion often neglects that the
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7y ago
I suppose I would reply with the question "is being the top rated Google answer for all sorts of questions enough?". That is, I can't imagine anyone I know having deliberately visited Quora and used it as a networking site. B
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7y ago
The argument all over my facebook feed is that Africa is both the only country with no Coronavirus and the only country with no 5G. But really, these are the same friends arguing for flat earth in a lot of cases.
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7y ago
My real estate agent has a @agentname.com domain which all my previous communication has run over. Last week I got an email notice that a payment was due for a household bill. It came from mailer@constantcontact.com and contained a link to
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7y ago
When they mention "connectors and apps", right now there is a very serious amount of phishing fraud going on involving one click links that ask you to authorise a malicious app. Users see a "please click yes" prompt, the
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Trickbot to Ryuk in Two Hours
(wilbursecurity.com)
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I built an Active Directory template to deploy Microsoft's mitigation: https://github.com/technion/DisableSMBCompression
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Sophos acquired for $3.9B
(itbrief.com.au)
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What's interesting to me about the number of people who block Google analytics, is the number of people working with those analytics in product management, marketing or SEO, that are apparently unaware of anyone being able to block Goo
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‘Konami Code’ Creator Kazuhisa Hashimoto Dead
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Back when I first played with Javascript I don't think anyone even used the name. Tutorials were all about "DHTML", where you were building "Dynamic HTML" by writing Javascript to move items around.
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7y ago
The first ransomware payment I saw predated Bitcoin, and had the victims use a Western Union money order. It's definitely an inhibitor for the attacker. For a start, it took days for them to get payment. The current "our Onion sit
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7y ago
Many thanks! And thank you to the people that signed up to try it out.
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7y ago
I built this project to make such automated monitoring easier: https://ctadvisor.lolware.net
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7y ago
I've sat in many pitches where, ironically, the argument is that Citrix is more secure. We use multiple desktop products where the modern cloud version was literally just a Citrix cluster per customer, running the same old app. It'
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7y ago
I've identified companies as connected to each other by enumerating domains on an azure tenancy.
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7y ago
It's quite normal for it helpdesk teams doing all the users password reset tickets to "outperform" the teams fixing server issues based on "tickets closed" metrics
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7y ago
I need blogs like this to remind myself that there in fact are actually sane organisations in the world. It's a glimmering ray of hope against my own experiences, which more and more would suggest the writers pushback in that chat room
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7y ago
I have built a lot of desktops over the years. I've run into lots of strange issues. One machine would bsod like once a week and I never worked out why. Once a video card was somehow not compatible with the system despite being fine on
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7y ago
I completely agree you provided a list of things Devs should know already. My point is that it's the exact same list of stuff that has shown up every single SEO sales pitch I have ever seen.
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7y ago
I keep in mind when seeing these statements that the entire SEO industry is built around convincing people web developers shouldn't develop websites (it can't rank without an SEO expert), mechanics shouldn't write guides on c
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7y ago
Office 365 means a lot of different things. $5 will get you a business mailbox but it won't get a copy of excel you can install and run offline.
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7y ago
I can't find the link on mobile but this was a recently announced "coming soon".
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7y ago
Hosting company cPanel servers are a bit of a special case though. I've run these before and once customers start installing WordPress it can be a matter of hours before a bad plugin gets turned into a spam bot. It's at a point w
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7y ago
Does anyone have a clear answer on exactly what version I need to look for/wait for to know this countermeasure is rolled out? Edit: Found it: https://chromereleases.googleblog.com/2020/01/stable-channel... V
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7y ago
True, but imagine you deployed SEP in accordance with supplier's instructions: https://support.symantec.com/us/en/article.tech237177.html Or Mcafee: https://kc.mcafee.com/corporate/index?
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It's been reported that Windows Defender can detect and report on malicious certificates: https://twitter.com/AmitaiTechie/status/1217156973268893696 Of course, that relies on not having Defender disabled by
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7y ago
I wrote out a list of things I needed in a domain registrar and once you include U2F logons and DNSSEC support, you find yourself in a very limited space.
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7y ago
Ironically, this is one of the first ads I saw when I tried the default Edge page: https://imgur.com/a/TY8CqK2 Text: "A browser that's 200% faster than Chrome". It's an ad for Brave.
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