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by waihtis 2y ago
Thank you friend! -> defusedcyber.com Hit me up if you'll be at Vegas hacker summer camp next week and want to get a friendly coffee in, the founders email on the website lands into my mailbox.
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> Tools to automate deployment, maintenance and alerting/integration (SIEMS,etc..) are much more useful Bingo - between this and not confining yourself into the restrictions of a single platform (what the platform feature vendors h
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by waihtis 2y ago
Super biased (founder of a deception software company) but youre right, deception’s cornerstone is building good quality internal threat data and thus spraying random decoys here and there (a la the platform features you mentioned) will not
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Have a close family member with Parkinsons. Can you elaborate on "open source accessibility software" and what that actually means
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EBPF is a good direction although I'm not sure what the maturity of the Windows fork is right now, and how many kernel apis are enabled in it - i.e. how far away are we from having enough capability to run an EDR in it
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I immensely doubt that actually happened (saw the Musk tweet) - from working with some companies of similar size, EDR rehauls are multi-month projects. Yes they mightve dumped them as a vendor but I'm 100% certain they're not goin
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What a ridiculous take. I'd love to see any one of the 70 Fortune 100 companies that are Crowdstrike customers turn off Crowdstrike for an extended period of time and see how long it'll take for someone to brick their entire infra
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by waihtis 2y ago
I have had similar internal clock issues as you Please try adding two (or potentially three) more supplements: - 10g of glycine before bedtime - 5g of creatine per day with a meal These two along with sufficient magnesium have eliminated my
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by waihtis 2y ago
Research suggests that aspartame increases the risk of: -certain types of cancer, including lymphoma, leukemia, urinary tract tumors, and neurological tumors -type 2 diabetes -preterm delivery -toxicity in the kidneys
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by waihtis 2y ago
a rare smart take on HN, hats off
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Misconceptions of AI-Driven Attacks in Infosec(defusedcyber.com)
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The tradeoffs are plenty worth for people who enjoy living in a clean, peaceful and prosperous environment
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Yes. Gaming, app development / testing for Windows, Powerpoint use (cloud powerpoint was one of the most atrocious experiences ever when I tried it.) It's down to three use cases. Everything else happens on Linux.
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Safety is just enforcing political correctness in the AI outputs. Any actual examples of real world events we need to avoid are ridiculous scenarios like being eaten by nanobots (yes, this is an actual example by Yud)
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Oh yes, because China, the #1 polluter in the world (exceeding US, Europe, Russia and Brazil combined together) is very known to be the first and foremost voice in greening endeavours
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Microsoft GPT Builder is being retired(support.microsoft.com)
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Good answers. I think one of the big themes in cyber for the next X years is what work can you automate or do on the security team's behalf - and you tick a lot of these boxes. Best of luck!
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Pretty cool, like the fact you tie all types of feeds (threats, vulns etc) together into a single view. How are you guys different from the plethora of other TI platform vendors out there?
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This is what ends up happening with an overbloated public sector, idiot bureaucrats have to invent problems to justify their cost
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Agreed. In addition to the problems you mentioned, this could also cause people to drop usage of SSH keys and go with a password instead, since it's now a "protected" authentication vector.
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by waihtis 2y ago
translation snafu, definitely meant artificial sweetener
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Problem with Pepsi is you cant get one without sweetener anymore. I havent bought a single Pepsi since they made that giant blunder. Only diet and a sugar+sweetener mix which tastes abhorrent
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by waihtis 2y ago
please review the HN guidelines for commenting
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Vague international bodies deciding there is a problem is not evidence something genuine is actually happening.
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Many scientists, including generational geniuses like Freeman Dyson have had mixed feelings about CO2 and its effect on climate. I will almost certainly take their opinions on it over an activist environmental lawyer. Review the concept of
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Please refer to this review by Joel M. Kauffman, Professor of Chemistry Emeritus. University of the Sciences in Philadelphia: https://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-reviews/R1Q4KDKM5SNDBA/re...
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"Coal - A Human History" was written by a known environmentalist which bleeds far too much into the content, you shouldn't use it as a trustworthy source for making any conclusions
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By victim I referred to the Snowflake employee that had their credentials taken
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On the other hand, you could thank simonw for writing over 7000 instances of free summaries.
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Try going without food for a month and see how many novel inventions you can make. See, even thoughts require participation in the capital markets.

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