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by terracatta 7y ago
As far as I can tell, Notarization only impacts apps/executables that have the quarantine bit set in their extended attributes. This bit is typically added by web browsers and other programs when they download files directly from the i
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by terracatta 7y ago
BTW, if you are interested in learning more about User Focused Security and how it might scale to really large companies, I definitely recommend reading a recent interview we did with Jesse Kriss at Netflix https://blog.kolide.co
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by terracatta 7y ago
Kolide's CEO here! ( https://kolide.com ) We have been a big part of the Osquery community for a while and we think it's an awesome project that can be used to get an insane level of visibility across your fleet. We also
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It’s easy to roll out endpoint security when you don’t give a shit about others(blog.kolide.com)
1 points by terracatta 7y ago|0 comments
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User Focused Security at Netflix, an Interview with Jesse Kriss(blog.kolide.com)
2 points by terracatta 7y ago|0 comments
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by terracatta 7y ago
You realize these apps give strangers the ability to monitor your child’s phone? The company is running an MDM server and has unfettered access to the phone via the MDM APIs. They may choose to offer parents a subset of that access in their
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by terracatta 7y ago
Apple’s pejorative comments about MDM make sense if you consider Apple thinks MDM an necessary evil that they must provide for their phones to be viable in the enterprise. I think the prospect of MDM establishing itself as a necessary evil
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by terracatta 7y ago
I find the decision of the scorned developers to file with the European Union’s competition office amusing considering the Union's incredibly strong stance on individual data privacy. iPhones contain so much personal data on-device tha
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by terracatta 8y ago
I think the technical security problem here (properly whitelisting parameters in logs) is just a symptom and not the core underlying concern (as the article mentions Twitter and Github just dealt with similar issues) To me, it seems very li
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by terracatta 8y ago
> They know it, of course. They live it. They breathe bad code, they exist as extensions of a philosophy that has failed it's way to the top I think this is a dangerous line of thinking. This crosses the line of being productively c
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Kolide raises $8M to turn app and device management into a smart database(techcrunch.com)
16 points by terracatta 9y ago|0 comments
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by terracatta 9y ago
Kolide | Early-Stage | Full-time | Remote first, Onsite optional | Somerville, MA | https://kolide.com/ Kolide is an early-stage startup with a mission to build the world’s next generation endpoint security and infrastructu
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by terracatta 12y ago
Simply calculating wage by intersecting supply and demand curves without regulations such as minimum wage regularly creates conditions where minimally skilled workers end up being supported by individual tax payers (instead of businesses) M
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by terracatta 12y ago
This is classic "Tragedy of the commons" behavior where each individual group with a link shortener is benefited by encouraging and enforcing its usage (ability to kill malicious links easily, user tracking, etc) I'm not sure