tempfs

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by tempfs 5y ago
Security teams have way more visibility than you seem to be aware of. My advice to you and others is to always ask yourself, "Is this really worth losing my job over?", when considering any sort of security control circumvention.
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by tempfs 5y ago
1. Residential homes are no longer allowed to be 'investment properties' aka every person(or married couple) can own exactly one house. Corporate entities except for Banks(even then can only own it for the time it takes to sell i
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by tempfs 5y ago
Exactly, they were doing fine until they made a point to shit on all open source software instead of limiting their focus to this one, Microsoft-sponsored outfit.
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by tempfs 5y ago
I am counting on there being enough Starlink satellites to block out the Sun. Problem solved.
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by tempfs 5y ago
Teams, that application that is notoriously slow, unstable and crashy AF...will soon be 100% baked in and inseparable from the rest of the OS. [cue hyper-emotional MSFT spokesperson reaction GIF]
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by tempfs 5y ago
Using Tor for anything in a corporate network will rightfully get you into serious shit with IT security. I see a lot of people also advocating ngrok, wireguard, etc. You all may not realize that actual threat actors use all of these same
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by tempfs 5y ago
And ofcourse the government while it can't collect all that information on its own can sure as hell buy or rubber-stamp warrant their way into these datasets at will in order to side step the 4th amendment all together. If people are g
38.
by tempfs 5y ago
Debian testing is a thing and has to be more stable than Arch which was absolutely not the last time that I used it.
39.
by tempfs 5y ago
Microsoft owns Github now. There is only really one way things will go from that point.
40.
by tempfs 5y ago
Gasoline cars probably, rarely or never, literally spontaneously combust while sitting parked in a garage. This is a serious problem and I am not sure what citing that fact adds to the discussion.
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by tempfs 5y ago
Your concerns extend to the OS itself by the way. Windows is a full blown surveillance platform now. Defender ATP telemetry also sends much more home than the customer can ever see. They claim to anonymize it but anyone who works in secur
42.
by tempfs 5y ago
TVs haven't really gotten all that much cheaper to my memory in years. I can recall spending about $7-800 on a big-screen cabinet for our family room in the mid-90's and then recently spending the same amount flat screen LED vers
43.
by tempfs 5y ago
Ransomware requires a few preconditions in order to do real damage. Mostly those all boil down to: 1. Shit-to-no backup solution in place. 2. Poor segmentation from a network/identity/privilege perspective. Datacenters usually hav
44.
by tempfs 5y ago
It's like they've never even used their own browser(Edge/Chrome) or something. 4GB for a Windows OS is hilarious.
45.
by tempfs 5y ago
Because a lot of EDR detections are purely string based and will be closely watching for certutil doing things that attackers like to use it for. Making a copy with a new random name defeats this detection logic.
46.
by tempfs 5y ago
How many times do people need to be burned by closed-source, cloud boxes before they learn to stop buying them? Western Digital deserves their fair share of blame here as always but honestly the pattern of failure and consequences here is p
47.
by tempfs 5y ago
I mean they just proved that they are willing to pay the ransom. If they are also unwilling or unable to clean up their shop and keep it from happening again, it surely will.
48.
by tempfs 5y ago
Believe it or not some of us still run private XMPP services so that we can communicate with our contacts in a private and secure manner....and it still just works. How crazy is that?
49.
by tempfs 5y ago
Americans are in constant competition with each other for everything.(jobs,houses(and with foreign investors too),social media points) Fighting, fucking, sleeping... it's all we know how to do anymore. We used to make things, build th
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by tempfs 5y ago
Linux also doesn't constantly stream telemetry from devices that are being used in a HIPAA-bound setting unlike Windows which is going be sending everything from operational metadata to memory dumps back to Microsoft who will mine, sel
51.
by tempfs 5y ago
MSFT not growing? https://www.nasdaq.com/market-activity/stocks/msft/advanced-...
52.
by tempfs 5y ago
California and the other Mexico-bordering states have so much ag in the middle of the desert because of the ready supply of immigrants.
53.
by tempfs 5y ago
No one tell IBM that they own Redhat now and have a direct/vested interest in seeing the kernel that it depends on be non-shitty.
54.
by tempfs 5y ago
Great start, now do Microsoft.
55.
by tempfs 6y ago
Apple's entire business model is based on appearances. To be fair so is Microsoft's and many others. Security is usually the last priority for nearly every for profit entity because it doesn't drive revenue.
56.
by tempfs 6y ago
I am wondering if this concentration of capacity in Taiwan with China looming over it is really such a great idea.
57.
by tempfs 6y ago
Foreign investment(Chinese) and interest rates are the biggest cause that I see. Shit local building policies are also to blame(California).
58.
by tempfs 6y ago
More graphics power in the form of a discrete GPU, more storage and memory offered...etc. With memory and storage soldered ofcourse...as is tradition.
59.
by tempfs 6y ago
The role of "Management" is supposed be the oversight and allocation of human resources and other assets towards the completion of the org's stated goals. This is the one thing that *never* seems to happen. What does happen c
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by tempfs 6y ago
Windows is just so slow at most everything though... I go back and forth between a personal Debian box and Surface laptop all day long and it really just emphasises the amount of bloat and drag that Windows experiences doing even the most b

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