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Security keys don't work with android phones when you want to logon to m365 email. This is a showstopper for a lot of people.
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That depends what problem you're trying to solve. I've seen web applications deal with someone throwing rockyou at hundreds of users on the logon form. This sort of large scale brute forcing was completely arrested by captcha, the
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2y ago
I work mostly in the windows world and I've looked at dsc a few times. It never seemed to be viable for the reasons you mention.
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Intune has a button on every device to remotely rotate the key.
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2y ago
I've seen three hundred user businesses told they won't even quote them a price.
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2y ago
Crowdstrikes pricing is really unapproachable for smaller businesses and they aren't interested in that market. Your maths for the f500 may well cover more than half their business.
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2y ago
Marketing for both of these companies now claims edr is obsolete and calls out the risk of using an edr product, with xdr being the cool acronym of the month to sell.
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2y ago
The part I'm finding most interesting is that I clicked this link and have never heard of pretty much any of the targeted advertisers listed there.
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2y ago
Coming from Australia, everything about Westboro baptist style freedom of speech is something I'm pretty happy to not have.
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2y ago
The majority of the time its the same problem though. An rce in an image uploader running as your Web apps user will almost always allow me access to your database, since that web app uses that database by definition.
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2y ago
Ky feelings on egress port blocking have been one of the big changes in cyber security over the years, and I think a lot of best practise guides will take years to catch up. At one point you could restrict egress to certain ports and be rea
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2y ago
The issue is defining "support". I would argue it can be harmful having autoconf detect a non compliant shell and advertise it was trying to build a makefile around that fact if no one has ever tested your app on such a platform a
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2y ago
I am "on about" the fact that HN is frequently a bubble that doesn't reflect business. As an example, there has been many threads full of assertions that no good manager would ever deploy "bossware", and yet compani
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2y ago
My hot take on this has been that although the tech community universally hates this - the sales and management types that drive these decisions will love it, and recall will go down as a resounding success for Microsoft. You're also g
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2y ago
It's annoying that none of these end up parsing quite like the HTML inside a website. For example, on google.com, you can find: <img class="lnXdpd" alt="Google" height="92" src="/images/b
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The guy who made it has a legal background, I won't fault him on design. He has been immensely popular in Australia over calling out illegal rental actions.
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2y ago
Cloudflare don't bill like this, part of why I moved off route 53.
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2y ago
Unfortunately it's a pretty common issue in react forums. There was a discussion recently about there being no way to create s3 upload urls in react. I mean of there are several npm modules, but non have react hooks so nothing was view
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2y ago
I feel there's a common thread that maybe should be some kind of internet law that people who make a point of noting they are not experts, are more often correct than people who confidently write as though they are. You see this partic
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As a side issue here I can't believe sniffing is still the default. From basically the day it existed it's been considered a best practise to send that header with every request, because there might be a vulnerability introduced o
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Hard to believe but I remember australian grandparents claiming you would be a "good mum" if you left infants in the sun. But I also remember being told dark tans were healthy, and people without then looked sick.
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I'll just add that upgrading cam itself be the problem- having an update come out that isn't yet hcled with your hba probably is fine, until you call support.
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I genuinely want to know how much of the ad revenue comes right from Elon. Nearly every ad lately is either Tesla, or weird fan groups like "Elon musk highest iq to ever live" and someone has built a massive network of bots for &q
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2y ago
Just noting that mail exported through ediscovery doesn't look like you'd expect - mail data is several folders deep. It's fine to say "just a few more clicks" but having inbox not be in an inbox folder is jarring b
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3y ago
If vpns become positioned primarily about accessing porn, well I look forward to the day people acknowledge tls exists and we stop seeing misleading advertisements with the various claims everyone on a network can see the contents of your o
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3y ago
Djb followed this with email and Djbdns having config scripts that were plain bash. I remember at the time a lot of people got upset - "it can never be portable". But it compiles and runs everywhere it's supported maybe we&#x
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A while back I was in a partner channel meeting for hp and it was all enthusiastic cheers for this specific decision.
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I mean obviously, don't use it. But as usual, devil's advocate: The behavior can change on any release The most popular React framework, NextJS, vendors a specific, unreleased version of React and their documentation reco
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I can confirm the statement about the security industry. I just opened LinkedIn and my feed, along with two spam dms, are companies trying to imply their product had always detected this.
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I'll agree in theory but to play devil's advocate: * I did the VCP4 and 5 courses. It's entirely a sales certification. I mean it's a technical certification, but I've never run into anyone who certified for the pur
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