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4y ago
For IT/Security folks looking for a good rundown of what's new we put this together, talks about Passkeys, RSR, Gatekeeper improvements, and Lockdown mode. https://www.kolide.com/blog/the-security-and-it-admin
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I feel silly for posting now. Thanks for sharing.
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Ask HN: Is Heroku DNS screwy for you?
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As an infosec person, I'm trying to get us disentangled from this mess. Lots of orgs install surveillance under the guise of security reqs, but let's be honest, they are doing it because they're afraid folks aren't worki
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While researching this article we rewatched this interview with Jobs at "All Things D" D3 conference which gives a lot of interesting insights into Jobs' mindset about the evolution of macOS at the time. https://yo
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The Evolution of macOS Gatekeeper
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4y ago
> Every child I know diagnosed with ADHD had parents who didn't want to deal with them You must not know many parents then. Parents I know that have children with ADHD recognize their children are struggling beyond simple hyperactiv
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Our Startup's SOC 2 Compliance Journey
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How to Write a New Osquery Table
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Kolide | Multiple Positions | Remote | Full-time | C, C++, Objective-C, Golang, Ruby, Rails Kolide enables organizations to achieve their security and compliance goals by practicing the tenets of https://honest.security . Instead
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5y ago
TempleOS comes to mind.
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5y ago
Kevin Mandia was always incredible at finding a grade A talent pipeline of IR professionals that enabled Mandiant to always be the folks that responded to the incidents "that mattered" (his words). Their APT-1 report ( https:/
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5y ago
Mr. Kasparov is using what seems to be a very fatalist viewpoint (WWIII has already started) to demand we accelerate the timeline. Is there a version of WWIII where nukes are not lobbed around the world? I don't think so. If that'
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Kolide | Multiple Positions | Remote | Full-time | C, C++, Objective-C, Golang, Ruby, Rails Kolide enables organizations to achieve their security and compliance goals by practicing the tenets of https://honest.security . Instead
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5y ago
I never considered this way of using it, but I can easily see how for a careful user it's a much better experience than using their standalone web app. I'll be sure to add a note about this to the article for future readers. Thank
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This is really awesome, love that they don't mystify the tech and make it accessible to folks who want to have control of the data.
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Totally agree, we already have a generation of folks who don't know how to spell without the crutch of a spell-checker (I include myself as a victim), does Grammarly produce even worse outcomes? The one caveat here (which I try to cove
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Is Grammarly a keylogger? What can you do about it?
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I think it's easy to read this post, then look at Apple's market cap and conclude that Paul got this one wrong. I don't think he did. As an entrepreneur, when I held the iPhone 4s in my hand ~10 years ago, I saw only possibil
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5y ago
Hi CEO of Kolide here and one of the reporters of CVE-2021-30987. This vulnerability is basically an information disclosure issue that enables you to get BSSIDs from the Airport Utility without the appropriate location tracking entitlement.
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Kolide | Multiple Positions | Remote | Full-time | C, C++, Objective-C, Golang, Ruby, Rails Kolide enables organizations to achieve their security and compliance goals by practicing the tenets of https://honest.security . Instead
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Kolide | Multiple Positions | Remote | Full-time | C, C++, Objective-C, Golang, Ruby, Rails Kolide enables organizations to achieve their security and compliance goals by practicing the tenets of https://honest.security . Instead
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5y ago
It sounds like you attended a poorly run conference that was not able to accommodate your disability and still refused to accommodate you after you were forced to self-advocate All conferences I've been to are good about offering sugge
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$17MM says, end-users are the key to device security
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> You succeed by giving users what they want, not telling them what they should want This closing statement is missing so much context that it's misleading. When you have more than a handful of users, their wants will eventually con
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I think this zero-sum game thinking, where Firefox is either the default browser or it isn't, is antiquated. While I'm not necessarily representative of a broader population, I find that I prefer different web browsers based on wh
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Youtube is designed to extend engagement beyond the intended initial video the user wanted to view. Beyond a basic rating system with parental controls, the algorithm does not care if the videos are inappropriate for children. Given enough
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6y ago
This is the type of practical experienced based advice that was missing from the original post. I completely agree with you.
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> If we invert software development, the goal isn’t then to write code that works, it’s spending time on avoiding writing poor quality code and bugs. This line is packaged to sound really insightful, but is it? The goal of software devel
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I love the idea of Crystal but I remember reading that compilation times can balloon very quickly for moderately sized apps. Can anyone who writes Crystal today dispel or confirm that information? I imagine the inferred typing makes buildin
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